Know Thy Enemy 2013: New York Yankees
Jack Keller brings you the 2013 New York Yankees season preview.
Jack Keller brings you the 2013 New York Yankees season preview.
The Advanced Scout violates the first rule of The Advanced Scout and analyzes the New York Yankees
The Advanced Scout tries not to vomit like Mr. Creosote and analyzes the New York Yankees
After stocking up on beer and scotch, The Advanced Scout analyzes the New York Yankees
The Advanced Scout takes his head out of the oven and analyzes the New York Yankees
The Advanced Scout plays hooky for the second straight Friday, grabs an Italian sausage with mustard and onions and a Sam Adams, and analyzes the New York Yankees.
Don't be fooled, Ichiro can certainly hit the long ball too.
According to the Seattle Post-Intelligencer, the Red Sox have sent right-handed reliever David Aardsma to Seattle for 19 year old left-hander Fabian Williamson. Aardsma, who threw 48 2/3 innings for the Sox last season, will fill up the final spot on the Mariners 40 man roster. Williamson, who spent all last season in single-A Pulaski, striking out 59 batters in 46 2/3 innings, will more than likely begin the season in short-season Lowell.
I'd also like to introduce myself as this is my first post here at Fire Brand. Obviously, my name is Pat and I'm a sophomore at the University of Southern Indiana. I'm a baseball junky and also a big Red Sox fan. My main interests are intensively following players as they progress through the minor leagues and players coming up through the amateur rankings (HS, College). I'll be joining Fire Brand by frequently posting minor league updates as they come through and analysis on certain players once or twice a week. I also take requests, so shoot me an e-mail if you have a certain player you'd like me to break down.
David Aardsma, recently cut from the 40 man roster to make room for Mark Kotsay, was traded to the Mariners…
The Red Sox designated reliever David Aardsma for assignment today to clear space on the 40-man roster for Mark Kotsay. Aardsma had an impressive beginning for the Sox but injuries took its toll on the way down the homestretch. He finished with 48.2 innings pitched of a 5.55 ERA. If he clears waivers and stays with the organization, he will compete for a bullpen spot.