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soft hands.

hmph

11.29.2005
The Yankees, in the market for a solid defensive centerfielder, did some defending of their own Tuesday, as team officials spent the day insisting they have never discussed the possibility of moving Derek Jeter or Alex Rodriguez to the outfield next season.

It all came about because manager Joe Torre was quoted to the contrary in a Reuters story late Monday, saying, "we've thought about it," and, "it certainly is a consideration." But Torre said through a team spokesman Tuesday that his quotes were misinterpreted, saying they were a part of a casual conversation about a hypothetical situation.

"I can tell you there's no truth to it," general manager Brian Cashman said. "It's not being discussed. It hasn't been part of any organization meetings we've had." [newsday]

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  • Good. Jeter in center just seems wrong. I'd miss that turn, jump & throw to first from the hole that he's patented.

    ARod has become a good 3rd baseman. I say let him stay there.

    By Blogger Yankeebob, at 7:22 AM   <$BlogItemControl$>

  • i like it. at the very least, i like the idea that they'd consider it. but nooo.

    By Blogger lupe!, at 8:02 AM   <$BlogItemControl$>

  • You know what I miss? Having a decent centerfielder instead of a scarecrow with a Bernie Williams mask

    By Blogger Mr. Faded Glory, at 11:03 AM   <$BlogItemControl$>

  • any decent 3Bs out there to replace arod in this mythical shifting about? *cough*scottrolen*cough* YES i know he's not available

    By Blogger June, at 6:48 PM   <$BlogItemControl$>

  • Troy Glaus
    Nomah Garciaparra
    Bill Meuller
    Rafael Furcal (SS)
    Hank Blalock

    By Blogger Mr. Faded Glory, at 7:15 PM   <$BlogItemControl$>

  • anyone I don't hate? well, I guess blalock'd do....

    By Blogger June, at 8:23 PM   <$BlogItemControl$>
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