Tag Archives: A.J. Burnett

A.J. Burnett walked off the mound 104 times as a New York Yankee, almost never to a smothering amount of applause. His stint as a Yankee can be described as a trainwreck, one that turned one of the most talented … Continue reading →

Posted in Columns, New York Yankees, Pittsburgh Pirates | Tagged A.J. Burnett, Andrew McCutchen, Charlie Morton, Erik Bedard, Gerrit Cole, James McDonald, Jameson Taillon, Jeff Karstens, Josh Bell, Neil Walker, New York Yankees, Pedro Alvarez, Pittsburgh Pirates, Starling Marte, Tony Sanchez | Leave a comment

After being quiet during Winter Meetings, the New York Yankees started and completed their off-season all in one night. The Yankees turned their biggest weakness into a relative strength by dealing top catching prospect Jesus Montero to the Seattle Mariners … Continue reading →

Posted in New York Yankees, Seattle Mariners | Tagged A.J. Burnett, CC Sabathia, Dustin Ackley, Hiroki Kuroda, Ivan Nova, Jesus Montero, Justin Smoak, Michael Pineda, Mike Carp, New York Yankees, Seattle Mariners, Trayvon Robinson | Leave a comment

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