diamondleung.tumblr.com - 11/20/2009
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Yankees pitcher Chien-Ming Wang, a non-tender candidate, told Taiwanese reporters Thursday that his first choice was to remain with New York. But if the Yankees cut him loose, Wang said he would not be opposed to going to the Dodgers.“Not bad,” Wang said of the scenario presented by reporters ...
hotfootblog.com - 11/16/2009
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hotfootblog.com —
According to many reports, such as Joel Sherman’s
in the New York Post , it looks like...
the Yankees will non-tender RHP Chien-Ming Wang . According to his agent, Wang will be ready by mid-April or May. Within ESPN.com Rumor Central earlier ...
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Mets Could Use a Wang
riveraveblues.com - 11/17/2009
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riveraveblues.com —
A year ago Saturday, the Yankees opened the
free agent signing period by offering CC Sabathia six...
years and $140 million. It was an aggressive offer from a team that promised to be active in the free agent market. The Yankees had many holes, and as luck had it the free agent class featured a ...
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Yankees off-season behavior will change with the year
zellspinstripeblog.com - 11/19/2009
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Washington Redskins, Dallas Cowboys, New York Knicks, New
York Mets, New York Rangers, New York Yankees, Chicago...
Cubs, Detroit Tigers. All these teams have something in common and it has nothing to do with amount of championships. All these teams are known to have high team payrolls, have ...
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Financial Envy?
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Go West Not So Young Wang?
WasWatching.com —
Via Diamond Notes with a h/t to BBTF –
Yankees pitcher Chien-Ming Wang, a non-tender candidate, told Taiwanese reporters Thursday that his first choice was to remain with New York. But if the Yankees cut him loose, Wang said he would not be opposed to going to the Dodgers.
“Not bad,” Wang said of the scenario presented by reporters that would have him going to Los Angeles. The two-time 19-game winner indicated that he would feel comfortable playing for a manager in Joe Torre who knows him well. Wang also went to middle school with ...
Will Wang Reunite With Torre?
Sliding Into Home: A Yankees Blog —
From Diamond Notes (hat-tip to MLB Trade Rumors): Yankees pitcher Chien-Ming Wang, a non-tender candidate, told Taiwanese reporters Thursday that his first choice was to remain with New York. But if the Yankees cut him loose, Wang said he would not be opposed to going to the Dodgers. “Not bad,” Wang said of the scenario presented by reporters that would have him going to Los Angeles. The two-time 19-game winner indicated that he would feel comfortable playing for a manager in Joe Torre who knows him well. Wang also went to middle school with Dodgers ...
Chien-Ming Wang talks, Taiwan listens
The LoHud Yankees Blog —
MLB Trade Rumors pointed me to this report, which points to another report that I can’t read without a translator.
Basically, Chien-Ming Wang was asked about his uncertain offseason for what must have been the thousandth time. He said he prefers to stay with the Yankees, but the idea of playing for Joe Torre was brought up.
“The media asked whether to switch teams to the Dodgers, he said ‘That’s good,’” according to the original story (and according to Google’s translator).
What to do with Wang is ...
Dodgers a possibility for Wang?
River Avenue Blues —
... , that Wang would consider pitching for the Dodgers. Really, he’ll probably consider pitching for all 30 teams, but the Dodgers have a comfort factor. Wang, always described as shy, would have not only two familiar coaches in Joe Torre and Larry Bowa (Don Mattingly, too), but he’d also have former schoolmate Hong-Chih Kuo. In picking his 2010 team, that will probably play a part for Wang. ...
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zellspinstripeblog.com 12/13/2009 — We have a report from Joe Strauss that the Yankees have non-tendered Chien-Ming wang, but the Yankees haven’t confirmed this report just yet.
Blogging the Bombers:
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bats.blogs.nytimes.com 4/19/2009 — The Yankees get a huge break in the schedule Thursday with a scheduled day off before a three-game series at Fenway Park. They could very easily skip Chien-Ming Wang the next time through the rotation and keep everyone on regular rest. That would line ...
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riveraveblues.com 7/29/2009 — The news came down late last night: Chien-Ming Wang , the Yankees incumbent ace, will undergo athroscopic surgery to repair a problem with the capsule of his right shoulder , ending his season. The procedure was to be performed by the famed Dr. James Andrews this morning, and is expected to ...
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riveraveblues.com 11/10/2009 — Over the next week or so, we’ll again break down what went wrong and what went right for the Yankees. The series this year will be much more enjoyable than the last.
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It’s official: Chien-Ming Wang non-tendered
riveraveblues.com 12/13/2009 — Via Mark Feinsand , the Yankees have decided to not tender a contract to Chien-Ming Wang . Sergio Mitre, Melky Cabrera , and Chad Gaudin were all offered deals. “There’s no doubt that we had to make a tough decision,” said GM Brian Cashman. “We are still hopeful that our ...
Update on Chien-Ming Wang
riveraveblues.com 4/23/2009 — PeteAbe has an update on Chien-Ming Wang ’s day down in Extended Spring Training . He threw 91 pitches (scheduled for 100), 70 for strikes (76.9%), striking out eleven and walking just one. Apparently he was sitting around 91 with his sinker. The numbers are nice, but we have no idea how ...
What's Next for Chien-Ming Wang?
yanksblog.com 6/11/2009 — After last night's loss, Joe Girardi was noncommittal when asked if Wang would make his next start, reports Erik Boland of Newsday.
The pitcher's arm slot is "all over the place," according to pitching coach Dave Eiland. "One time it's in the ...
Wang deals with mixed emotions —
Daily News - Sports 11/18/2009
Friday's championship parade was pure joy to most Yankees, but it unleashed a flood of mixed emotions for Chien-Ming Wang, who has felt "sad" at times during the Yanks' postseason run because he could not contribute on the field.
Pettitte hits free-agent market —
NY Post: Sports 11/20/2009
Andy Pettitte was among the last two of the 171 eligible players to declare for free agency yesterday.
It was a foregone conclusion the veteran lefty would file and a strong indication the 37-year-old hurler isn't ready to retire. The belief in th...