Tag Archives: Johnny Damon

Granderson Fits Well With Yankees

It’s official. The Yankees, Tigers and Diamondbacks completed a three-way trade today that sent center fielder and center piece of the trade Curtis Granderson to the Yankees. Granderson becomes the Yankees starting center fielder and will bat in the number two spot against right-handed pitchers. It’s uncertain in what spot of the lineup he will [...]

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Impact of Granderson Trade

The Yankees’ acquisition of center fielder Curtis Granderson has an impact on some other players in baseball. Now that the Yankees have the center fielder they’ve longed for, where does Johnny Damon fit into the equation? Granderson slides into the number two spot in the lineup between Jeter and Teixeira where Damon used to bat. [...]

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2010 Yankees DH

If not Hideki Matsui, who will be the Yankees designated hitter in 2010? The World Series MVP wants to come back to the Bronx and the two sides could meet in the middle and come to terms. Everybody is getting caught up in what the Yankees will do with Matsui and fellow free agent Johnny [...]

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Yankees, Damon and Matsui

Johnny Damon and Hideki Matsui were pivotal players for the 2009 World Series Champion Yankees. They may not be back to help the Yankees defend their title in 2010. Both players have said they would like to return, but in recent years, the Yankees have been opposed to bringing back older, less athletic, one-dimensional players. [...]

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Yankees Trade and Free Agent Rumors

Here are some rumors going around about the Yankees as of November 12, 2009. The New York Post reports Scott Boras, agent of Johnny Damon, is making a case that his client deserves a contract similar to Jeter. Boras is looking to get Damon a deal for three or four years while the Yankees would [...]

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Mets Left Field Options 2010

There’s no better words to the ears of Met fans than “it’s the offseason” after a horrific 2009 season that ended with a World Series matchup between the two teams they hate the most. The Mets figure to be in the market for a marquee left fielder and the free agent class has some good [...]

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