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• For Lowe's many suitors, price starts at $16 million - Scott Boras ...

20 November 2008, by unknown Derek Lowe , who's proven to be clutch, durable and even versatile (he was a successful closer before switching to a starting role), is seeking to match or even beat the $16-million salary Andy Pettitte was paid by the Yankees last ...

• The LoHud Yankees Blog

20 November 2008, by unknown Andy Pettitte: “We have made it known that we would like to have him back. He has made it known that he would like to come back. Now it’s that process you have to go through. Do I anticipate it? Yes, because both sides want to be ...

• Mussina Close To Making It Official: He’s Retiring - New York Times

20 November 2008, by

• Mike Mussina to Retire: Scratch Pettitte off our list - The ...

20 November 2008, by unknown Mike Mussina to Retire: Scratch Pettitte off our list. MLBTradeRumors is reporting that Mike Mussina is hanging 'em up. My guess is that the Yankees will now seriously entertain all of Andy Pettittes demands, leaving the Astros with out ...

• Lowe Wants $16MM

19 November 2008, by Today we've heard Scott Boras wants a Zito-like contract for Derek Lowe, or at least a five-year deal. Now SI.com's Jon Heyman says Lowe seeks $16MM per year, on par with Andy Pettitte's 2008 salary. That salary is pretty reasonable; I would've thought Boras would start the bidding around $18MM and worked his way down. What do you think - four years, $64MM for Lowe?

• Prospect Profile: Jeremy Bleich - River Ave. Blues

19 November 2008, by

• If Sabathia and Burnett say yes, what do the Yankees do next?

19 November 2008, by The joke, for years its seems, has been when the Yankees are about to open their new Yankee Stadium, they will sign every free agent. It’s started. At least, among the starters. The Yankees are expected to follow up Friday’s record six-year, $140 million offer to CC Sabathia with a five-year, $80 million tender to A.J. Burnett (pictured). What does Brian Cashman do if both pitchers accept? Offer big deals to Derek Lowe and Ben Sheets too? And what if Mike Mussina and Andy Pettitte want to pi

• Another nail in the Pettitte coffin?

18 November 2008, by In the a post summarizing this morning’s ridiculous Yankee developments, MLB Trade Rumors points us to an Andy Pettitte story. Apparently, Pettitte’s agent is still demanding $16 million a year for Pettitte’s services. I’m not too keen on bringing Pettitte back. While he is a valuable lefty, at 36 this year, he showed some major signs of slowing down and couldn’t get batters out during the second half of the year. I could see bringing Pettitte back for $10 million or maybe $12 million, but a $1

• Andy Pettitte: The $16 million dollar man - The Crawfish Boxes

18 November 2008, by unknown Andy Pettitte: The $16 million dollar man. Pettitte thinks he should be paid $16 million again next year. If he gets that sum, and the Astros don't sign Ben Sheets for the $14 million/season that seems to be the general consensus as to ...

• Report: Yankees want Pettitte at discount - Rotoworld.com

18 November 2008, by

• The language of baseball winter - Ken Davidoff's baseball insider

18 November 2008, by

• Building the Yankees Starting Five

18 November 2008, by Since it's pretty much inevitable that the Yankees will sign free agent pitcher CC Sabathia to a record breaking contract in the coming weeks, this post is likely an exercise in futility. But what the heck? If I were New York Yankees GM Brian Cashman, here's how I'd construct the starting rotation for the 2009 season:1. Trade for Jake Peavy: You already know that I'd stay away from CC. But why trade for Peavy? First, he's the only bonafide ace available, other than Sabathia. Second, he's younger

• An expensive station car

17 November 2008, by An expensive station car 3 0 3 Pedro trying to extend Met life The 'Ropolitans :: NY Mets Baseball Blog found this 4 hours ago on www.nydailynews.com Pedro Martinez's agent told the Daily News Monday his client would "like to stay in New York" and added that while the Mets are Martinez's top choice, they are only one of many possible suitors for the 37-year-old pitcher. Tags: MLB

• Andy Pettitte files for free agency

17 November 2008, by Veteran left hander had a 14-14 record wih a 4.54 ERA with the Yankees last season.

• YANKEES: Moose call to come soon? - Newsday

17 November 2008, by

• The Bargain Bin

17 November 2008, by If the Yankees can land CC Sabathia yet fail to land Burnett or Lowe, who else do you think they would go after to round out their rotation? Yesterday, Buster Olney wrote about a similar and more general topic, noting that there’s an abundance of quality pitching out there and much of it is relatively affordable in today’s market. In terms of bargains, Ben Sheets seems like a steal as most clubs won’t be willing to give him an expensive long-term deal based on his injury-riddled past (the injury

• Yanks" Rasner Going to Japan - New York Times

16 November 2008, by By TYLER KEPNER Only Andy Pettitte and Mike Mussina made more starts for the Yankees last season than Darrell Rasner.

• Yanks' opening pitch to Sabathia is record-setting - FOXSports.com

16 November 2008, by by Joel Sherman, New York Post NEW YORK - The Yankees officially began the work yesterday to assemble their dream rotation of CC Sabathia, Derek Lowe or AJ Burnett, Chien-Ming Wang, Joba Chamberlain and Andy Pettitte.

• Yankees dig deep to keep pace with Rays - San Francisco Chronicle

16 November 2008, by

• Economics of a Record Offer

15 November 2008, by Dropkick Murphys - Which Side Are You On? (via ZMKproductions) 1) Sabathia will have to make his decision quickly, or else the MLB Player's Union is likely to come breathing down his neck. He has the chance to lift the salary of every free agent starting pitcher for the next several years, even as Bud ...

• Free Agent Free For All

15 November 2008, by Free agent season. When many GM's believe their respective organizations are financed by monopoly money and thus throw ridiculous contracts at anything that moves. Let see who's causing the biggest ruckus. 1. AJ in TO or no? No. No. No. No. and no. The 54 mill over 4 year offer by JP most certainly will be blown off the table by an over aggressive Steinbrenner and in no way should be matched. I have championed AJ since he rolled into the dot, and I would love to see him pitch the Jays into the

• Mark Teixeira Attracts Odd Suitor in Washington Nationals

14 November 2008, by If you thought the lowly Tampa Bay Rays vanquishing the Boston Red Sox in the American League Championship Series last month was baseball's ultimate David-over-Goliath moment, imagine a scenario in which the Washington Nationals, losers of 102 games and immeasurable amounts of local goodwill and ...

• Free Agency: Let the Yankee Hot Stove Begin

13 November 2008, by At 12:01 A.M., eastern time, the ceasefire ends and baseball’s free agent arms race will begin. Ball players were able to file for free agency on November 1, even though during the two weeks that followed (ending tonight at midnight), their current team is the only organization with the legal authority to negotiate. For the New York Yankees, who were embarrassed in the final year of a now defunct Yankee Stadium, this pending free agent window promises to be one of the most active in franchise

• What They Need: New York Yankees - Pitching, Offense

13 November 2008, by Updated To label the New York Yankees 2008 season as a disappointment might be an understatement. This is the team that year after year has been a staple in the playoffs, and that in a not-too-distant past (though it fades ever so slowly from memory) were the very definition of a dynasty. Reverting to their winning ways will not be an easy task; GM Brian Cashman has to deal with an aging staff, and has to plug holes in the outfield, first base, and … [visit site to read more]

• Shopping Season Starts Tomorrow

13 November 2008, by Greetings everyone. Hope you've been well. Sorry for my prolonged absence by life hasn't been on my good side lately. By no means are things bad. It's just that free time is fleeting. I woke up Monday with a fever and a bad case of the runs. Not sure if it was related to my recent digestive problems but it wasn't fun to say the least. Tuesday I had my abdominal CT scan and I had to drink some gross concoction (barium I think) which gave me the runs. Work has been hectic. But all things

• Odds and Ends: Holliday, Takahashi, Lincecum

12 November 2008, by Links for Wednesday... Richard Justice says the Astros should offer Andy Pettitte $7-8MM to come back. Joe Christensen doesn't see Huston Street landing in Minnesota. Larry Beinfest dismissed a "cyberspace rumor" that the Marlins are planning a run at Manny Ramirez. Gordon Wittenmyer says the Cubs could fit both Jake Peavy and Ryan Dempster into the payroll, and that the Peavy situation will be resolved first. Today is the deadline for MLB.com's Free Agent Frenzy. You have until 4pm CST to sub

• The Astros: Favorites In The NL Central?

12 November 2008, by Richard Justice seems to think re-signing Randy Wolf and reacquiring Andy Pettitte will all but make the Astros favorites in the Central: Imagine beginning the season with a rotation of Roy Oswalt, Wandy Rodriguez, Randy Wolf, Brian Moehler and Pettitte. That rotation gives you a chance to win every night. The National League Central is there for the taking. If the Astros re-sign Wolf and do nothing else, they might finish ahead of everyone except the Cubs. The Cubs finished 11 games ahead of

• Commentary: At the least, Pettitte worth phone call - Houston Chronicle

12 November 2008, by

• Yanks (Almost) Ready to Deal

11 November 2008, by Hal Steinbrenner told the press today that, starting on Friday, the Yankees will be ready for the free-agent market (and hopefully, the free-agent market will be ready for the Yankees). The first free-agent signing we could see will probably be Andy Pettitte.

• Odds and Ends: Pettitte, Zaun, Blanco

11 November 2008, by Links for Tuesday... Scott Bordow feels the D'Backs and Randy Johnson should meet at $5MM, which still seems light. David Murphy explains why the Phillies make more sense than the Mariners for Jamie Moyer, geographically. David Ortiz would like the Red Sox to add a 30 home run bat. Richard Justice wants the Astros to sign both Randy Wolf and Andy Pettitte. He says the Cubs and Cardinals will be talking to Pettitte even though his heart is with the Yankees. El Lefty Malo recommends the Giants s