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The top baseball operations executive under Hank and Hal Steinbrenner in the Yankees' hierarchy is General Manager Brian Cashman, whose contract expires after the season. The more the Yankees lose, and the more impatient Hank Steinbrenner becomes, the more speculation Cashman faces on his future. Hank Steinbrenner said in spring training that he hoped to discuss a contract extension with Cashman, but Cashman would prefer to wait until the off-season. By then, if the Yankees have missed the playoffs, Steinbrenner may not want him back.

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May 15, 2008  06:40 AM ET

If Hankie fires Cashman, it's all over.

May 15, 2008  06:54 AM ET

Maybe the Yankees should start taking steroids again.

By the way, why is Pettite still playing? Shouldn't he have been suspended?

May 15, 2008  06:58 AM ET

I dont think cashman would be crushed, If it is the end of the year he could just walk.

May 15, 2008  07:02 AM ET

By the way, why is Pettite still playing? Shouldn't he have been suspended?

thepatriotscheated | 05/15/08, 06:54 AM
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Can you read? First of all, HGH wasn't banned by baseball when Pettitte used it. Secondly Selig said that none of the players mentioned in the Mitchell report would be disciplined. Try to keep up before engaging your mouth or fingers as the case may be.

May 15, 2008  07:04 AM ET

Of course they need to know who is available, what that person's talent is and how much it will cost, before moving out cashman. looks like it was Hank who wanted to extend his contract this spring, but cashman chose to wait. Decisions decisions...But when teams are winning verything is great, when they are not winning, everything is goes wrong.. Unless they are rebuilding!

May 15, 2008  07:09 AM ET

Just another day in yankville.. so much talent.. sad.

May 15, 2008  07:24 AM ET

Mussina won his fifth straight. Cano went 4-4, and is hitting well over .300 this month. The bullpen has been excellent. And all that without Posada and A-Rod, and just 3.5 games out.

Sorry...but where, exactly, is the fire? Calm down, all.

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May 15, 2008  07:45 AM ET

I haven't forgiven George Steinbrenner for what he did to Billy Martin. May he and his phhfffttt offspring live with Saddam Hussein in hell.

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May 15, 2008  07:58 AM ET

I was led to believe this was the day we went with avatars depicting the oppressed because of what the mods did yesterday in oppressing the freedom of the members of PT. Took me an hour to find an oppressed cartoon fish and I'm sticking with it.

May 15, 2008  07:59 AM ET

I should acknowledge that it was Homey D that suggested Klaus from American Dad.

May 15, 2008  08:01 AM ET

Yanks still have time and will adjust to the new manager.. when they get healthy they will hit their stride. They still have plenty of talent.. this is the year they need Derek to step up and be the leader of this team. Ownership has always hurt the club but Georges son is clueless and clearly an idiot.

May 15, 2008  08:01 AM ET

Hey Cashman, take a look at how happy, relaxed, rejuvenated Joe Torre appears in L.A. Being bounced from the Bronx by that classless idiot WILL be a blessing.

May 15, 2008  08:12 AM ET

Hal and Cashman are the ones running the Yanks. Hank just runs his mouth. I'm not ready to put Hal in the same category as Hank. You rarely hear from or even see Hal.
Hank must not watch the Yankees much. This is how they start every year. Even if they don't make the playoffs it's hardly a tragedy. Ask the Red Sox how not making the playoffs 2 years ago (Injuries to Papi etc) worked out for them.

May 15, 2008  08:15 AM ET

I'm not ready to put Hal and Hank in the same category. You never hear from or see Hal. Hal and Cashman run the Yankees, Hank runs his mouth. Hank seems to disagree with whatever decisions are made so later he can say he's right.
He reminds me of a guy I know who predicted Tyson would lose to Buster Douglas. He forgets he pisked Tyson to lose ten fights in a row at that point but he loves to tell everyone how right he was.

 
May 15, 2008  08:15 AM ET

Damn double taps

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