Andy Pettitte

Posted by VancouverSun.com in Sports on October 18th, 2010 at 4:59 pm He has won more postseason games than any pitcher in baseball history, and he works in the media capital of the world for the most famous team in American sports history. Read this article:  Leave a Reply Search Our Blog: Current Weather Vancouver, CANADA 12 °C Vancouver Live Tweets Intrawest seeking to raise $300 million with Whistler Blackcomb share offer: The initial public...Read Full Story

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Dear Mr. Pettitte, It took me 10 years to stop spelling your name with only three t's. You can't imagine how difficult it was. Remember how they strapped Malcolm McDowell into a chair and gave him nausea pills in "A Clockwork Orange?" That's how it was for me. But I persisted and finally started spelling your name correctly. And now you're leaving? No. No, no, no, no, no. Andy... can I call you Andy? No? OK... Mr. Pettitte. .. you may think you'll never have to worry about money, and the...Read Full Story

Filed under: Yankees , MLB Hall of Fame The biggest question about Andy Pettitte ‘s future appears to be answered with Thursday’s report that he’s headed to New York for a retirement press conference on Friday morning. That means we can now move onto the second question about his future: is Andy Pettitte a Hall of Famer? We’ll have to wait five years to begin finding out the answer, and that’s probably a good thing in Pettitte’s case. He’s not a slam-dunk, first-ballot choice, nor is he...Read Full Story

Buffalo News February 20, 2011 Sunday Dear Editor As a Yankee fan, athlete and student of sports psychology, I predict -- and hope -- pitcher Andy Pettitte will be back in pinstripes before preseason opening day. I say this knowing absence does make the heart grow fonder, and believing Andy, thus soon to be climbing the walls, watching the Yankees head for spring training, who knew his family's wishes when he announced his retirement, will realize the phenomenal opportunity as yet open to him...Read Full Story