Around the Empire: New York Yankees News - 9/6/13

By Jason Cohen@Jason00Cohen Sep 6, 2013, 7:00am EDT

Yesterday on Pinstriped Bible

Star-Ledger | Andy McCullough: As Phil Hughes' Yankee career comes to a close, here's a look into everything that went wrong.
NoMaas | SJK: The Yankees once had great depth behind the plate, but now that is gone and Gary Sanchez might not be the future.
RotoGraphs | Nathaniel Stoltz: Jose Campos is a bit of a confusing prospect; he was once thought to be a top pitching prospect, but not looks more like an innings eater, only if he can remain healthy.
Fangraphs | Dave Cameron: Robinson Cano and Curtis Granderson both deserve a qualifying offer.
SB Nation | Noah Jarosh: The Yankees might just let Phil Hughes walk in free agency, rather than give a qualifying offer and chance him accepting.
Fangraphs | Mark Smith: In a case study of slap hitters, Brett Gardner is on full display.
It's About the Money | Michael Eder: Since Ryan Dempster hit Alex Rodriguez, the Yankees have improve greatly and are on in the middle of an impressive run.
ESPN New York | Mark Simon: Phil Hughes, Curtis Granderson and Joba Chamberlain could all be Mets next season.

Zoilo Almonte is rehabbing his sprained ankle with the Trenton Thunder during the playoffs.
Shawn Kelley was unavailable last night due to triceps issues and will not be available until next week.

Who do you blame most for last night, Joba Chamberlain, Austin Romine, or Joe Girardi?
Who should be the starting catcher for the rest of the season?
What is your favorite type of jelly?
When was the last time you had a doctor's appointment?