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Joba as a starter

08:27 AM ET 05.26

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The process of moving Joba chamberlain into the starting rotation is an awful move. There are two reasons, one, although the yankees do need some quality starters besides Chien Mien Wang, but we dont know that Joba can fill the role of a quality starter. Why cant he just stay as a set up man for right now and maybe even change to closer when Mariano Riviera retires. Also, if he did happen to make the adjustment and start pitching as a starter, who would replace him in that already herendous bullpen. It is definitely not a good idea.

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Regarding: Why Jazz might consider Boozer deal

07:16 PM ET 05.23

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In response to:Why Jazz might consider Boozer dealCarlos Boozer can walk away from the Jazz and sign with whichever club he chooses after next season, according to the terms of his contract. Rumor is that the Miami Heat are preliminarily making him a priority target. Considering Boozer has a home in south Florida, and his child's health condition reportedly is aggravated by altitude, and remembering the way Boozer deserted the Cleveland Cavs to sign his current deal with the Jazz, is a trade the best way to protect themselves from any such scenario?I think that the idea of trading Boozer…

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Regarding: Randolph's job in jeopardy

07:04 PM ET 05.23

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In response to:Randolph's job in jeopardySilence from ownership might have spoken volumes about Willie Randolph's shaky job security yesterday. Randolph admitted he was rebuffed after reaching out to Mets owner Fred Wilpon and his son, chief operating officer Jeff Wilpon, to apologize personally for his racial remarks and criticism of the team's own TV network. Instead of hearing back from the Wilpons, Randolph was told in a phone call from GM Omar Minaya that Minaya was returning Randolph's call on behalf of the owners. Minaya also relayed to Randolph that the Wilpons wanted…

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