Yankees ownership making things tough for GM

Yankees ownership making things tough for Yankee fans.......



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The over payments to a lot of their players now are coming back and slapping them in the face. No more money to spend, drained their farm system, and the Yanks could be looking like a version of the AL West A's.

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Originally posted 08:22 AM ET  12.23 by Mickey Bad Arse

Yankees ownership making things tough for Yankee fans.......*Fixed*

it was expected just didn't know it would be so soon, the tough budget has applied a reversal to yankees agressive approach towards free agents,,

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Originally posted 10:01 AM ET  12.23 by ...the best policy

Welcome to the rest of the league, dooosh. Nice to see the Yanks levelling their own playing field.

wonder which would be the next step in yankees organization??? lets see about trade some hefty contracts away for prospects??what say you dodgers blue???

the toronto jays may hint the yankees, trades mode has arrive,,

He & Tannenbaum r on OTB looking 2 make $$$$$ after this lack of offseason & the Tebow move(Woody'll go JJ and demand the #1 pick for TT).

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Originally posted 11:40 AM ET  12.23 by jgb

since truth be told- there is/was no one on the market that warranted a mega deal.

That is part of the issue, and your point is well made. Good luck to the Angels and Dodgers for all their high spending. My gut however tells me that these purchases won't lead them to the promised land, and they'll have buyer's remorse later on.

The other half of the coin is that the Yankees made some long-term bad investments of their own for shorter term gain. It got them *some* return. But now the bad phase of those deals is starting to rear its ugly head. They are where the Angels and Dodgers will be in a year or two.

The rules have changed, and it doesn't pay to have too high a payroll. The big market teams will need time to adjust.

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Originally posted 12:09 PM ET  12.23 by Hoos Your Daddy

The other half of the coin is that the Yankees made some long-term bad investments of their own for shorter term gain. It got them *some* return. But now the bad phase of those deals is starting to rear its ugly head.

You got it. We see you, A Rod.

I still wish the Red Sox had brought back Cody Ross in lieu of signing Gomes and Victorino.

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Originally posted 12:09 PM ET  12.23 by Hoos Your Daddy

That is part of the issue, and your point is well made. Good luck to the Angels and Dodgers for all their high spending. My gut however tells me that these purchases won't lead them to the promised land, and they'll have buyer's remorse later on.The other half of the coin is that the Yankees made some long-term bad investments of their own for shorter term gain. It got them *some* return. But now the bad phase of those deals is starting to rear its ugly head. They are where the Angels and Dodgers will be in a year or two.The rules have changed, and it doesn't pay to have too high a payroll. The big market teams will need time to adjust.

Agree....well said.

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Originally posted 12:23 PM ET  12.23 by ...the best policy

You got it. We see you, A Rod.

Zing!

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George isn't just rolling over in his grave, he's banging on the door to be let back out.

there really is no one out there that warrants big money. the 2 that were, hamilton and grienke are head cases and could be a lot of trouble to teams. might have to trade some young guys or bring them up and live with it.

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Two people familiar with the negotiations said Swisher has agreed to a $56 million, four-year contract with the Indians, who used the free agent outfielder's deep Ohio connections to convince him to join the club.



Another mistake by the lake ????

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Originally posted 08:22 AM ET  12.23 by Mickey Bad Arse

Yankees ownership making things tough for Yankee fans.......*Fixed*

Yeah, you guys really have it rough.