2008-11-16T09:09:59-05:00 Yankees talk to A-Rod about Cameron 2008-11-06T13:26:56-05:00 5 2008-11-06T13:26:56-05:00 1 1 10 2008-11-16T09:09:59-05:00 1 MA LetsGoYANKS Pittsfield 609381 5 Forget Cameron, he's alittle older then what the YANKS need. What the YANKS should do is give The MELK MAN a chance in the new stadium. He is young and should feel alittle more comfortable now. 3351589 2008-11-06T18:43:12-05:00 1 NY Catch-22 New York 601722 4 just say no...this guy is way overated and a very easy out in the clutch..him and arod have alot in common 3267709 2008-11-06T13:45:15-05:00 19 CA Ariel777 Encino 463334 1 Cameron is a career .250 hitter whose defensive skills have declined dramatically. Apat from the fact that he is CC's friend, will hit 25 or so homers, and has a great clubhouse presence, he adds very little. 3263505 2008-11-06T17:57:19-05:00 http://img.fannation.com/upload/user_profile/image/242/98/thumb/CC2.jpg 11054 NY bCColtrinari Staten Island 24338 Cameron is a career .250 hitter whose defensive skills have declined dramatically. Apat from the fact that he is CC's friend, will hit 25 or so homers, and has a great clubhouse presence, he adds very little. 3 Yeah but 250 and 25 homers a year sounds better than what Melky put up last year. At least offensively. Defensively Melky is probably a better option and also Melky is younger and under team control for years so he is cheap. 3267239 2008-11-06T14:20:09-05:00 9 WA Who's_on_first Seattle 169180 2 Really. I guess that explains why the Rangers did so poorly in 2001 and 2002: ARod was wearing their uniform (and taking a lot of their money) while still secretly playing for the Mariners. In reality, Cameron arrived to replace Griffey after the '99 season, and ARod departed prior to the 2001 season. So their careers overlapped in Seattle, but only in 2000. 3264047 2008-11-06T13:45:15-05:00 19 CA Ariel777 Encino 463334 1 Cameron is a career .250 hitter whose defensive skills have declined dramatically. Apat from the fact that he is CC's friend, will hit 25 or so homers, and has a great clubhouse presence, he adds very little. 3263505 5 <p>DANA POINT, Calif. -- The Yankees are interested enough in centerfielder <strong>Mike Cameron </strong>to have asked <strong>Alex Rodriguez</strong> for his thoughts. A-Rod and Cameron were teammates with the Mariners from 2000-2002. There should be no knock on Cameron, who played well with the Mets before requesting a trade following the Mets signing of <strong>Carlos Beltran</strong> after the 2004 season. Cameron spent 2008 with Milwaukee, which wisely picked up&nbsp;his $10 million option&nbsp;but is probably open to trading him in the right deal.&nbsp;The <em>New York Post</em> suggested the Yankees could trade <strong>Melky Cabrera</strong> for Cameron. It may take more than that, however, after Cabrera slipped last year. Pitcher <strong>Ian Kennedy</strong>, whose stock fell even more than Cabrera's, might interest Milwaukee, which will need to replenish its rotation with the potential defections of stars <strong>CC Sabathia</strong> and <strong>Ben Sheets</strong>.</p> 20984 http://img.fannation.com/upload/user_profile/image/100/64/thumb/Heyman_Jon.png 0 NY Jon Heyman New York 10084