Octavio Dotel

Outfielder Andruw Jones is staying in the Bronx for another season, agreeing to a one-year, Major League contract worth $2 million, the New York Yankees announced Wednesday afternoon. As a fourth outfielder last season, Jones, a five-time NL All-Star and ...  

Baseball NationThe Yankees Will Get Another Starting PitcherBaseball NationJan 13, 2012 - Never forget: The New York Yankees' rotation featured an out-of-shape 38-year-old who was out of baseball the previous year, and who hadn't pitched more than 100 innings since 2005. He attributed his comeback to an experimental procedure ...and more »  

Bleacher ReportNew York Yankees: 5 Best Contracts on Current RosterBleacher ReportBrian Cashman, the Steinbrenners and the New York Yankees are known for dolling out hundreds of millions of dollars for players in free agency. As I outlined in an earlier article, not all of them have been successful, but how about the ones that did? ...and more »  

Bleacher ReportWhat If the New York Yankees Signed Prince Fielder?Rant SportsAllow me to preface everything by stating this: I do not expect the New York Yankees to sign Prince Fielder. Nor am I advocating a decision one way or another. I just want to look at the situation and discuss some hypothetical pros, ...New York Yankees: Smart to Pursue Only One-Year Deals?Bleacher ReportYankees Rumors 01.12: New York In Talks With Pitcher Edwin...  

Tough day at the office for Lady BossESPN (blog)By ESPN New York Staff Jennifer Steinbrenner Swindal hurt her leg running out an infield grounder Friday and had to leave the first game of the New York Yankees fantasy camp for women. The Yankees vice chair was injured during her first at-bat at the ...and more »