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So are the Yankees really trying to get a better pitchers then anybody they have on their current roster for scrap unproven minor leaguers!
Maybe Mad bumm for a sack of balls!
Detroit Tigers should look at signing Andy VanHeken again. Guy has a wealth of experience and has pitched wonderfully over in Korea. Even though he is 38 word has it he is in the best shape ever. Could be a innings eater and if he is as good as yes been in the past 5 years he could potentially be good trade bait at end of July for us to get more young talent. LHP, fastball 88-91, splitter, curve. Look at his videos on YouTube. Who ever signs him will look very smart at the end of the 2018 season.
I have some interest in him, perhaps with the tigers. Please email me at afarelli91@gmail.com when you get the chance
Had to respond to this article, I remember when I was a kid and all we had were the NY papers to get rumors from. The 8 year old in me is saying this site is ghe greatest thing ever. The 38 year old agrees.