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Graziano On Yankees' Center Field
I recently asked Yankees Rumor Royalty winner Dan Graziano for his thoughts on some hot stove queries.
MLBTR: If Melky Cabrera is dealt, do you see the Yanks going after a free agent center fielder? If so, who do you think would be first on their list?
Dan Graziano: If the Yankees were planning to deal Cabrera, I'm sure they would have been involved in the Torii Hunter sweepstakes. Because they weren't a factor there, I'm thinking right now that they don't intend to trade Cabrera.
Of course, if the right opportunity (such as the one detailed previously) presented itself, they could deal him. If that happened, I'm sure they'd express interest in Andruw Jones and Aaron Rowand. There are people in the Yankees' organization who think Rowand's hard-nosed, blue-collar style would be a nice addition to a team full of superstars. As of now, though, they don't have any place to play him. If that changed, they'd be involved. And of course, if they couldn't get Jones or Rowand, they could always move Johnny Damon back to center until they found a better solution.
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A-Jack will likely be ready to play CF by the AS break.
Posted by: Rich | November 25, 2007 at 12:33 PM
Is A-Jack a nickname for Austin Jackson, the 20-year-old who has never played above A-ball, and whose only consistent level of success has come over the course of 258 at-bats in the FSL?
Posted by: DunkinDonuts | November 25, 2007 at 05:56 PM
Yeah. You could also refer to him as a PROSPECT.
Dumbass.
Posted by: YankeeMan!!!BABABABA!!!! | November 25, 2007 at 08:52 PM