Word from the Boston Globe is that the Red Sox are showing interest in Andy Pettitte. The Red Sox actually offered the most money when Pettitte left the Astros in 2003, but the lefty wanted to "come home again". Well now Andy is playing hardball. Let's just say this. This isn't David Cone or David Wells. If you sign with Boston, don't ever expect to be treated the same way in NY again.
The Sox are also showing some interest in Carl Pavano. Don't worry Carl, we could care less what you do.
According to Mark Feinsand of the News, the Yankees are a preparing an offer to free agent, oft-injured pitcher, Ben Sheets. It's expected to be in the range of 2 years and $30 million. (We asked Peter Abraham about this on his live video chat this morning). Brian Cashman also confirmed that no offer has been made as of yet to Mark Teixeira.
Both the Yankees and Mets are asking for more public bonds to help finance their new ballparks.
In case you manage to get tickets to a game next year, here's the company that will be helping with guest services.
Ken Rosenthal says the Yankees are looking at Nick Punto as a utility player for the coming season.
A nice article from ESPN Magazine on Thurman Munson's old locker.
Tuesday, December 9, 2008
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