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Jorge Posada
Jorge Posada is a professional baseball player. He's a catcher for the New York Yankees and wears number 20. He is managed by Joe Torre.
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Jorge Posada expressed his hope that another arm would be added to plug in behind CC Sabathia, A.J. Burnett and Andy Pettitte before spring training, allowing the Yankees to shift either Joba Chamberlain or Phil Hughes back into a relief role.
- Posada hoping for another pitcher for Christmas (nydailynews.com)
Via Pete Caldera –
Brian Cashman told us at the Winter Meetings that his priority was, “pitching, pitching, pitching.’’ So far he’s acquired “pitching,’’ in the form of Andy Pettitte. Comes now, word from Jorge Posada, who believes the Yankees need more.
“We have to try to get one more starter. I think that Cashman knows [...]
From waswatching.com
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Via the AP –
With critics calling for expanded video review of umpires’ calls and some players pushing to expand the first round of the playoffs, baseball commissioner Bud Selig established a committee of managers and longtime executives.
Managers Tony La Russa, Jim Leyland, Joe Torre and Mike Scioscia were selected Tuesday for the “special committee [...]
From waswatching.com
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- Jorge Posada a Hall of Famer? (pinstripealley.com)
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A catcher has won the 2009 American League Most Valuable Player Award. It was not Yankees catcher, Jorge Posada, but Minnesota's Joe Mauer. Jorge Posada possibly was not even in consideration for the award. But the Yankees veteran has just won his fifth World Series title. Does Jorge Posada have the numbers to be enshrined in Baseball's Hall of Fame.
Jorge Posada could go down as a Yankees legend...or at least a great fan favorite. But in the...
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From bleacherreport.com
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Three weeks ago, a great deal of the discussion surrounding the Yankees 27th World Championship was about "The Core Four."
Much was made about how Andy Pettitte, Mariano Rivera, Derek Jeter, and Jorge Posada had remained together since the minor leagues and that they had been instrumental in five world championships in the Bronx.
Forget about Pettitte leaving for three years to go to Houston. Andy has to be considered a key to the Yankees...
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