Around the Empire: New York Yankees News - 3/22/13

By Jason Cohen@Jason00Cohen Mar 22, 2013, 6:00am EDT

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Wang Returns - New York Post | Dan Martin: The Yankees are likely to re-sign Chien-Ming Wang to a minor league deal to serve as rotation depth. This comes off Wang's impressive showing in the WBC for the Chinese Taipei team.
Helpful Wang - It's All About the Money | Brad Vietrogoski: The Yankees could use a signing like Wang to add some veteran depth, along with Adam Warren and Brett Marshall, in case he is needed.
Throwback - It's All About the Money | Stacey Gotsulias: IIATMS travels back to 1969 and explores the baseball season and the Yankee squad that year.
New Revenue Stream - Fangraphs | Alex Remington: The Marlins are now suing their fans for trying to get out of a two year season ticket commitment.

Captain Crutch: Derek Jeter will not play another Spring Training game, but he will play in minor league games so the Yankees can backdate hit DL stint, should it come to that.
Home Runs: The leading candidates to be on the Opening Day roster hit a total of 111 home runs in 2012 and only Robinson Cano hit more than 20.
Injury: Bobby Wilson had to leave a Triple-A game because of a finger injury. Everyone is hurt.
Minors Moves: Mark Montgomery will start the year in Triple-A, while Shaeffer Hall might be converted into a reliever.
Rotation: The first three probable starters from the rotation will most likely be CC Sabathia, Hiroki Kuroda, and Andy Pettitte.
Trades: Brian Cashman says he isn't looking to trade David Phelps, but he did say "I'm only looking to move the bad stuff."
Investigation: MLB is suing Tony Bosch and Biogenesis in order to subpoena documents in their effort to gather more evidence against the players named in the scandal.