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Yankees Sign Chad Gaudin

By Tim Dierkes | May 26, 2010 at 6:13pm CDT

The Yankees signed pitcher Chad Gaudin to a major league deal. He'll join the team tonight for a middle relief role, taking lefty Boone Logan's spot on the 25-man roster. To make room for Gaudin on the 40-man roster, the Yankees designated right-hander Shane Lindsay for assignment.

Mark Feinsand of the New York Daily News first reported the agreement.

Gaudin, 27, was acquired by the Yankees from the Padres in August of last year.  The arbitration-eligible righty agreed to a non-guaranteed contract after the season, and the Yanks cut him after a rough Spring Training.  Gaudin then signed as a free agent with the Athletics, but was released a few days ago after turning down a minor league assignment.

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30 Comments

  1. Kevin Chambers

    15 years ago

    Thats funny, next think you know he’ll be released and go back to the A’s, or Padres.

    Reply
  2. withpower

    15 years ago

    This move makes sense. The guy pitched okay for us last season, seemed to get on okay in New York. Aceves is having some back flare-ups and some guys haven’t been too great for us.

    Reply
  3. East Coast Bias

    15 years ago

    I wonder if this is Javy insurance, or Ace insurance. Or both? Or if both do well, maybe Robertson is the odd man out? Hmm…

    Reply
    • withpower

      15 years ago

      Like to think the team would look towards Logan before D-Rob, but because Logan is left-handed you run the risk of management running the team by “the book” — even if it doesn’t make any sense.

      Reply
    • Raylan Givens' Stetson

      15 years ago

      Robertson has been pretty good as of late, I doubt it would be him.

      Reply
  4. Moebarguy

    15 years ago

    I REALLY wanted the Mets to sign him. Oh well…

    Reply
  5. icedrake523

    15 years ago

    I hope the Mets at least tried to sign him.

    Reply
  6. Yankees420

    15 years ago

    Solid move, I liked him more than Mitre and he did well for us last season, hopefully he picks up his play back in NY.

    Reply
  7. Qbass187

    15 years ago

    Uh…wasn’t this guy just released by the friggin’ A’s because he wasn’t up to THEIR standards?
    And this guy is supposed to face off against the RAYS, RED SOX & TORONTO?

    BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA………

    Reply
    • Moebarguy

      15 years ago

      Not necessarily.

      Reply
    • Guest 3321

      15 years ago

      isn’t this the guy who proved he can pitch in the AL East last year? (to a certain extent)

      Reply
      • Qbass187

        15 years ago

        Not really. What did he prove last season with the 2 wins he got in 11 games as a Yankee? He CURRENTLY has an 8.83 ERA and he has already been released TWICE this season.
        Looks more like a move of desperation.
        You don’t get released 3 times in 2 years if you’ve proved something.

        Reply
        • f

          15 years ago

          Oh no, adding bullpen depth!!!!

          This guy definitely isn’t up to par with the rest of the near bottom of the depth chart relievers in the league. Please.

          Reply
          • Qbass187

            15 years ago

            Bullpen depth?

            Adding a guy who as a RELIEVER this season has a 8.83 ERA in the weak AL WEST is adding depth?
            If that’s the case then I’ve already given the Yankee bullpen too much credit.

            Reply
            • Yankees420

              15 years ago

              The guy had a .432 BABIP in Oakland, along with a 22.7% FB/HR ratio, which is more than double his career rate, his xFIP in the 17.1 innings as an A was 3.92 and he had a 20/5 K/BB ratio, the guy is worth taking a chance on.

              And since when do we use wins to judge a pitcher who was a spot starter/reliever? Or to judge a pitcher at all? Roy Oswalt only has 2 wins on the year he must suck too right?

              Reply
            • Yankees420

              15 years ago

              The guy had a .432 BABIP in Oakland, along with a 22.7% FB/HR ratio, which is more than double his career rate, his xFIP in the 17.1 innings as an A was 3.92 and he had a 20/5 K/BB ratio, the guy is worth taking a chance on.

              And since when do we use wins to judge a pitcher who was a spot starter/reliever? Or to judge a pitcher at all? Roy Oswalt only has 2 wins on the year he must suck too right?

              Reply
            • f

              15 years ago

              Intelligent baseball fans don’t weigh 17 innings of work heavier than an entire career.

              Reply
  8. Gumby65

    15 years ago

    Brian Bruney just cut short his call from his mom, because he doesn’t have call waiting….

    Reply
  9. Ray R

    15 years ago

    I disliked it when they cut him in ST and like that they’re bringing him back, esp with Ace having what looks like a slipped disc. Send Logan down now, then cut Home Run Park once Granderson is ready to come back. (Doubt the latter will happen; Girardi seems to set on having a 13 man pen & is in love with Park for some reason)

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    • Yankees420

      15 years ago

      I hate that Girardi gets these man crushes on mediocre relief pitchers, (he’s in love with Sergio Mitre too) I was never a big fan of Park and I think the only reason Cash signed him was because Girardi asked him to after playing against him in the WS. He pitched well against the Yanks if my memory serves.

      Reply
  10. Trious

    15 years ago

    Great signing by the Yanks

    The guy is a valuable RP as a middle-man

    I get it

    Reply
  11. coolstorybro222

    15 years ago

    I think save for Sabathia and Burnnett the yankees rotation pretty much sucks.

    Reply

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