The 2014 Yankees’ Order of Importance
The one time I don’t write an Order of Importance for the Yankees before the season and they don’t make the playoffs. It’s time to change that.
The one time I don’t write an Order of Importance for the Yankees before the season and they don’t make the playoffs. It’s time to change that.
Erik Boland of Newsday joins me to talk about whether the new and slim CC Sabathia can be trusted and how excited everyone should be for Michael Pineda to finally be healthy.
John Jastremski of WFAN joins me to talk about what life will be like without Derek Jeter on the Yankees and all of the question marks and unknowns with the 2014 Yankees.
Brian Cashman gave his Spring Training State of the Yankees to Mike Francesa and it wasn’t as optimistic as I had planned for.
This isn’t goodbye to Derek Jeter. It’s the preparation for the goodbye.
Mike Hurley of CBS Boston joins me to talk about Derek Jeter announcing his retirement and how he will an end an era of baseball for a generation of fans.
I knew I would eventually have to write about Andy Pettitte’s retirement and say goodbye, so here is my farewell to “Number 46 … Andy Pettitte … Number 46.”
Brian Cashman gave the State of the Yankees a month earlier than usual because for the second time since 1993 the Yankees didn’t reach the postseason.
The Yankees aren’t going to the playoffs, but surprisingly I’m not as devastated about it as everyone thinks I would be.
The Yankees are back in Boston for a three-game series with the Red Sox and that means an email exchange with Mike Hurley.