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Yankees Have Strong Interest In Andruw Jones

By Ben Nicholson-Smith | January 10, 2011 at 3:13pm CDT

Andruw Jones appears to be the Yankees' top choice as they continue to search for a fourth outfielder, according to Jon Heyman of SI.com (on Twitter). The sides are still apart on money, Heyman writes. Agent Scott Boras, who represents Jones, also represents Johnny Damon, who is one of the Yankees' backup options. Former Yankee Marcus Thames is still a consideration for the Bronx Bombers.

The Yankees are looking for an outfielder who bats from the right side and can handle left and center field against tough lefties. The team wants a player that can give left-handed batters Curtis Granderson and Brett Gardner some rest against select southpaws and provide the team with depth.

Jones, 33, hit 19 homers for the White Sox last year, playing all three outfield positions. He has an .863 OPS against lefties in his career, including a .931 mark in 2010.

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  1. Green_Monster

    14 years ago

    He would be good for them, plays all three outfield positions and has lots of power. Maybe a one year deal, second year team option

    Reply
    • Kickme Inthenads

      14 years ago

      Straight up one year deal would be sufficient for AJ at this point in his career.

      Reply
  2. Redsoxn8tion

    14 years ago

    To add to their has been outfield. Ha ha ha

    Reply
    • monster55

      14 years ago

      Swisher and Gardner are has-beens? You could make the argument that Granderson is, but JD Drew and Ellsbury qualify as has-beens more than the Yankees OF.

      Reply
      • hardcoreforhardcore

        14 years ago

        You can’t make that argument for anyone in the Yankees OF.

        Reply
      • hardcoreforhardcore

        14 years ago

        You can’t make that argument for anyone in the Yankees OF.

        Reply
      • Robert Marx

        14 years ago

        Ellsbury is a has-been? He’s 27 years old and had a bad year because he was injured. Gardner is also not a has-been. Swisher had the best season of his career because of the Yankee Stadium Bandbox. However, yes, Granderson is a has-been.

        Reply
        • raullll

          14 years ago

          When your clueless of what your talking about, please stay quiet.

          Since coming to the Yankees Swisher has hit 35 HRs away vs 23 HRS at Yankees stadium, also his OPS and average is superior on the road. Now if you said something like being in the Yankees lineup with great hitters had a positive effect on Swisher then i would think you have some knowledge of what your saying.

          Reply
        • Guest

          14 years ago

          Ellsbury is one of the hated players on the team….by his own teammates! The Boston media has crushed him. Of course if he comes in & has a stellar season all be forgiven.

          Reply
      • Robert Marx

        14 years ago

        Ellsbury is a has-been? He’s 27 years old and had a bad year because he was injured. Gardner is also not a has-been. Swisher had the best season of his career because of the Yankee Stadium Bandbox. However, yes, Granderson is a has-been.

        Reply
      • Pool Messi

        14 years ago

        You’re taking someone who uses “Red Sox Nation” as user ID seriously? You should know better than that. This coming from a Sox fan.

        Reply
    • Dave_Gershman

      14 years ago

      Not really. The only reason why the Sox outfield is BARELY better is because they overpaid on an outfielder who has a big name but doesn’t hit lefties.

      Gardner is the best defensive outfielder in Baseball.
      Swisher’s 2010 WAR. 4.1. JD Drew’s, 2.6

      Reply
      • guydavis

        14 years ago

        “Gardner is the best defensive outfielder in Baseball”
        Matt Kemp says hi

        Reply
        • bucs_lose_again

          14 years ago

          And the rest of baseball says. “Matt Kemp, why are you even speaking?”

          Reply
          • Green_Monster

            14 years ago

            And then Ellsbury comes in and says “Don’t forget about me just because Beltre broke my ribs”

            Reply
        • BravesRed

          14 years ago

          Especially with that negative UZR/150.

          Reply
          • junior ballbag

            14 years ago

            Looking at one year of UZR information is laughable. Although so is basing Gardner’s ‘best defender in baseball’ off of one year is too. He still needs WAY more playing time before you can say that using UZR.

            Reply
            • BravesRed

              14 years ago

              From 2008, which is when Gardner made his debut, with a minimum of 1000 innings played, Gardner is #1 with a 29.9 UZR/150. Proof enough for you?

              Reply
              • junior ballbag

                14 years ago

                If you want to believe that is enough then sure. But it’s not……

                Reply
            • BravesRed

              14 years ago

              From 2008, which is when Gardner made his debut, with a minimum of 1000 innings played, Gardner is #1 with a 29.9 UZR/150. Proof enough for you?

              Reply
            • Dave_Gershman

              14 years ago

              Not really. Matt Kemp was dreadful in the field. Don’t know why you couldn’t make a case for Gardner.

              Reply
              • junior ballbag

                14 years ago

                I’m not saying you can’t. Use numbers that actually mean something, or learn more about UZR.

                Reply
                • FrankTheFunkasaurusRex

                  14 years ago

                  you mean like errors?

                  Reply
                • FrankTheFunkasaurusRex

                  14 years ago

                  you mean like errors?

                  Reply
                • Dave_Gershman

                  14 years ago

                  UZR matters. UZR matters a lot.

                  Reply
              • junior ballbag

                14 years ago

                I’m not saying you can’t. Use numbers that actually mean something, or learn more about UZR.

                Reply
              • sweetcaroline2011

                14 years ago

                Gardner sux!!!!! He is over hyped and if he played for the milwakee brewers…..you yankee fans wouldnt even know who he is. Besides is his play gonna win you a world series? NO. However I know of 2 that can Adrian Gonzalez and Carl Crawford. Oh by the way Boston is going to run all over the yankees next year. Without pettite or a good armed catcher the yankees are in trouble. Just face it won hurt as much if you know it is coming.

                Reply
                • hardcoreforhardcore

                  14 years ago

                  And the award for dumbest post of the week goes to…

                  Reply
                • hardcoreforhardcore

                  14 years ago

                  And the award for dumbest post of the week goes to…

                  Reply
                  • BangJonHymen

                    14 years ago

                    He’s going to get today’s Jon Hymen Award

                    Reply
                    • thevoiceofbv

                      14 years ago

                      you need to make that award happen……

                      Reply
                    • YanksFanSince78

                      14 years ago

                      “Hymen”? So he writes stupid things and is a virgin?

                      Reply
                  • BangJonHymen

                    14 years ago

                    He’s going to get today’s Jon Hymen Award

                    Reply
        • Dave_Gershman

          14 years ago

          Matt Kemp is statistically the WORST defensive player in Baseball and Brett Gardner is statistically the BEST.

          Matt Kemp sported an -24.0 UZR. -24.0!!!!!!!!!!!!
          Brett Gardner sported a 21.9

          Reply
          • junior ballbag

            14 years ago

            Hard to take someone using one year data of UZR in a vacuum seriously.

            Reply
          • junior ballbag

            14 years ago

            Hard to take someone using one year data of UZR in a vacuum seriously.

            Reply
          • guydavis

            14 years ago

            Heh heh, I totally razzed you!

            Reply
            • Dave_Gershman

              14 years ago

              oops 🙂

              Reply
            • Dave_Gershman

              14 years ago

              oops 🙂

              Reply
          • guydavis

            14 years ago

            Heh heh, I totally razzed you!

            Reply
      • Green_Monster

        14 years ago

        No way Gardner is the best defensive outfielder in baseball, I know your a fan of every team but Yankees must be one of your favorites

        Reply
        • David

          14 years ago

          i’m a yanks fan and i agree with you. Pretty darn good sure, but the best?

          Reply
        • David

          14 years ago

          i’m a yanks fan and i agree with you. Pretty darn good sure, but the best?

          Reply
        • Guest

          14 years ago

          I am Yankees fan as well but Gardner is not even close to being the best defensive OFer in baseball…..

          Reply
          • Green_Monster

            14 years ago

            Ya, you and David agree with me, he is definitaly in the top 10, probably top 5, and maybe top three, but i dont see him as “The Best”

            Reply
      • Pool Messi

        14 years ago

        You do realize that calling Crawford “overpaid” then using WAR and UZR is a contradiction right? I mean you’re talking about a guy coming off two seasons with WARs 5.7 and 6.9, which present time would be worth $28.5 and $34.5 respectively.

        Reply
        • fboston

          14 years ago

          His high WAR and the majority of that contract is being paid based on his defense. What good is his plus defense at Fenway in front of the Monster?

          Reply
          • Pool Messi

            14 years ago

            “His high WAR and the majority of that contract is being paid based on his defense.”

            Not the majority, but does it affect his defense? Yes. However, Crawford can offset some of that by playing shallower and thus getting to shallower flyballs and bloop singles. And it’s not like it will absolutely destroy his WAR. You can take away 1 win from his 6.9 WAR. It’s till a very good 5.9 worth well over what he’s being paid.

            Reply
      • Pool Messi

        14 years ago

        You do realize that calling Crawford “overpaid” then using WAR and UZR is a contradiction right? I mean you’re talking about a guy coming off two seasons with WARs 5.7 and 6.9, which present time would be worth $28.5 and $34.5 respectively.

        Reply
    • Guest

      14 years ago

      Remember he is a 4th outfielder. Who is better as a 4th OFer: Cameron or Jones? I will take Jones……

      Reply
      • Pool Messi

        14 years ago

        Given a mostly LHB outfield, I’ll take Cameron and his .980 OPS vs. lefties the last 3 years as the 4th OFer. Not to mention Cameron being a superior defender.

        Reply
  3. BravesRed

    14 years ago

    PAGING WREN, PAGING FRANK WREN.

    Reply
    • guydavis

      14 years ago

      Why aren’t the Phillies in on him too? Too $?

      Reply
      • BravesRed

        14 years ago

        They have over $158 million committed, so doubtful they go after him, unless they trade Blanton.

        Reply
    • guydavis

      14 years ago

      Why aren’t the Phillies in on him too? Too $?

      Reply
  4. tigers22

    14 years ago

    Mark Prior and Andruw Jones…they must be trying to create the 2003 all-star team

    Reply
  5. BravesRed

    14 years ago

    Replace Cameron with Ellsbury.

    Reply
    • BravesRed

      14 years ago

      This was for monster55

      Reply
  6. Maverick60

    14 years ago

    I love Andruw Jones, but I hate the Yankees… I think I would like to see Jones go to NY and have a good year at the plate to boost his career numbers. Just not sure he would get enough AB’s. I wish him luck, even if it is as a Yankee. That’s how much I like Andruw Jones.

    Reply
  7. Maverick60

    14 years ago

    I love Andruw Jones, but I hate the Yankees… I think I would like to see Jones go to NY and have a good year at the plate to boost his career numbers. Just not sure he would get enough AB’s. I wish him luck, even if it is as a Yankee. That’s how much I like Andruw Jones.

    Reply
  8. went9

    14 years ago

    Boras is calling the Braves FO right now saying “Going once, going twice…”

    Come on Atlanta.

    Reply
  9. went9

    14 years ago

    Boras is calling the Braves FO right now saying “Going once, going twice…”

    Come on Atlanta.

    Reply
  10. rangersfan32

    14 years ago

    Jones is worthless as an outfielder now, and can’t really do too much with the bat except hit for a low .200 average and hit a few homeruns not to mention the hustle isn’t there. He is just a shadow of his former self.

    Reply
    • YanksBlogger96

      14 years ago

      He’s till got some pop and for a 4th outfielder I think he’s a nice piece

      Reply
    • jwsox

      14 years ago

      its not like he is going to start….yes his average was abd last year(so was carlos penas and he got 10 mill) he hit .230 a .340+ obp and a.480+ slugging thats a very good line minus the average. but he also hit 19 home runs, scored 41 runs, got 48 RBIS and stole 9 bases all in 328 PA’s with a 1.8 WAR for a 4th OF who was really the 5th guy behind ozzies man crush in mark kotsay…thats pretty good. all while playing a 2.2 uzr/150 is darn good for a 4th of who bats right in a lefty batting outfield..

      Reply
      • rangersfan32

        14 years ago

        I didn’t realize he had a descent season with the White Sox, he fit in well there. I just couldn’t stand watching him as a Ranger trying to hit a homerun every swing instead of moving runners when the situation called for it. Even with two strikes he wasn’t concerned with making contact as much as crushing one 500 feet. Most of his offensive numbers came early on in the season then he couldn’t do anything the rest of the season except strike out or walk.

        Reply
  11. Joe

    14 years ago

    I’m excited about this, hopefully he comes to the Bronx, he’d be great of the bench and would get plenty of ABs against lefties…

    Maybe we could even more Swisher to the rotation now…

    Reply
  12. Joe

    14 years ago

    I’m excited about this, hopefully he comes to the Bronx, he’d be great of the bench and would get plenty of ABs against lefties…

    Maybe we could even more Swisher to the rotation now…

    Reply
  13. MB923

    14 years ago

    It’s obvious what the Yankees backup plan is to sign Andruw Jones to play in RF and to put Nick Swisher in their rotation

    Gabe Kapler would be poopin his pants if he sees Swisher again on the mound

    Reply
  14. John_Ginder

    14 years ago

    Would have been a great signing 15 years ago.

    Reply
  15. John_Ginder

    14 years ago

    Would have been a great signing 15 years ago.

    Reply
  16. slider32

    14 years ago

    Jones with his 19 HRs last year or Thames are good 4th OFers for the Yanks.

    Reply
  17. ani703

    14 years ago

    Can he pitch? No? Then who cares. The yanks are about to have a giant hole in their starting rotation — thanks to Petite likely retiring — and Cash is busy making deals on past-their-prime FOURTH outfielders. Wonderful.

    Reply
    • CheapSeatChronicles

      14 years ago

      …and who would you rather he sign?

      Carl Pavano? Chris Young? Jarrod Washburn?

      The rotation won’t be that bad, you’ll have a solid front three with Sabathia, Hughes and Burnett returning to his usual mediocre (rather than awful) form.

      Reply
    • YanksFanSince78

      14 years ago

      So he should ignore other needs until he obtains another pitcher? Wow…Yankee fans are a bit spoiled.

      Reply
  18. CheapSeatChronicles

    14 years ago

    Shocking, this has devolved into a Red Sox/Yankees who sucks more debate.

    Absolutely shocking.

    Reply
    • hardcoreforhardcore

      14 years ago

      I mean really, who saw it coming? I am appalled.

      Reply
    • BravesRed

      14 years ago

      Well, Red Sox are the favorites for the AL East, so Red Sox are the best right now.

      Reply
  19. jayrub23

    14 years ago

    Till the Red Sox start winning they are favorites for nothing.

    back to Jones, this signing can only make the team better. As good as Thames was last year, Jones will be better. Better hitting and fielding.

    and to the individual who mentioned washburn and young. i would get both. Neither will be worse than mitre and will be a back up plan in case nova does not do well.

    Reply
    • YanksFanSince78

      14 years ago

      The better hitting is debatable but at least Jones can play the field which allows for more roster flexibility. I still sort of wonder what Milledge could’ve been with the help of Kevin Long and some good hitters to hand around and learn from.

      Reply
    • ellisburks

      14 years ago

      Ummmm…the whole point of being “favourites”(Canadian spelling) is that they are favoured to win BEFORE the contest starts. Therefore, you can say they are favourites to win the AL East regardless of them not having won or played a game yet.

      I also think Jones might be a good fit in New York. Good pop, playes average to above average defense and won’t be bugging to play a full-time role. He would be a big upgrade over Thames from last year who looked absolutly lost when he had a glove on.

      And The Yankees pitching is just not good enough this year but you can never count out Cashman.

      Reply
  20. jayrub23

    14 years ago

    Till the Red Sox start winning they are favorites for nothing.

    back to Jones, this signing can only make the team better. As good as Thames was last year, Jones will be better. Better hitting and fielding.

    and to the individual who mentioned washburn and young. i would get both. Neither will be worse than mitre and will be a back up plan in case nova does not do well.

    Reply
  21. panda11864

    14 years ago

    This looks like Yankee desperation. I have watched tghe Red Sox for the past 40 years and I am here to say The Yankees are making panic moves. Until the past few years the Red Sox went after older players instead of making good signings. The Red Sox used to sit on their hands and wait until the next Great Player became a free agent. Most of the time the players were past their prime or had one goos year. It would be a very bad signing for the Yankees 4th outfielder or not.

    Reply
    • supraking

      14 years ago

      Don’t quit your day job. Jones is exactly the kind of player the Yanks need. He’s basically Marcus Thames with passable defense. Sure, he’s only a shadow of his former self, but that doesn’t mean he still can’t contribute. He had a .402 wOBA and a .302 ISO against left-handed pitching LAST year. That’s great production for a platoon outfielder. How is this at all a panic move? Signing Carl Pavano would’ve been a panic move.

      Reply
      • Chuck345

        14 years ago

        Signing Carl Pavano would’ve been a suicidal move for Cashman’s career.

        Reply
    • Slopeboy

      14 years ago

      What exactly are the ‘panic moves’? The Yankees were not interested in Werth or Crawford at the salary that these two were seeking, so they passed. What they are looking for is a RH batter to come off the bench, hit lefties and occasionaly play the OF. A superstar is not needed to perform that role

      Reply
      • Pool Messi

        14 years ago

        Except Werth and Crawford signed before Lee took the Phillies’ offer

        Reply
        • YanksFanSince78

          14 years ago

          Even if Lee signed earlier I am doubtful that Cashman would’ve signed either Werth or Crawford. I will not say that Cashman may have his doubts about Gardner, but I think what is being asked of Gardner is so minimal that coupled with the need to have financial and roster flexibility, that Cashman was 80% decided not to acquire Crawford and 100$% set on sticking with Swisher in RF.

          Reply
          • Pool Messi

            14 years ago

            You’re not following the convo. Someone said the Yanks are panicking. Slopeboy said the Yanks passed on Werth and Crawford, implying that the Yanks didn’t panic. I simply pointed out that those options were not there anyways. Follow?

            Reply
            • YanksFanSince78

              14 years ago

              Yes, I followed everything. I simply said that regardless of Lee, the Yanks probably were not interested in either. I wasn’t in opposition of anything you said.

              Reply
    • hardcoreforhardcore

      14 years ago

      How is Andruw Jones a “panic move” made out of desperation? He’s a 4th outfielder and would only bat against lefties. Your post is rife with bitterness.

      Reply
    • Guest

      14 years ago

      Actually the Yankees are doing just the opposite of panic mode. They have not sigend any players to ridiculous contracts & they have not traded their farm for an over the hill SPer. I am sure Jones will get an incentive laden contract at best. They are not depending on him to make a major contribution. Same with Prior who will cost the $1.5 million at most if he makes it to the majors.

      All of that said, I think the Yankees are playing for 2nd right now. However, last year the Sox were the favorites to win the AL East with the “best rotation” since Baltimore in the 1970s. Even with all of the injuries the Sox suffered it was their intact SPing and ball pen that let them down, not their offense. I seemed to recall they finished 3rd…..

      Reply
    • YanksFanSince78

      14 years ago

      You are completely making too much of this signing. If/when the Yanks sign Jones it won’t be for more than a 1 year deal, I’m sure. They need a RH hitting OF’er who can play multiple OF positions and hit lefties and not demand major playing time. That’s a very small list of people left on the market. Basically, off the top of my head, Jones and Milledge is about it. Jones is not going to make or break this team. He’s there to fill in against select lefties, to rest Gardner and Granderson and to fill in if someone gets hurt and needs to be replaced.

      This is far, far from the signings circa 1980’s and early 1990’s.

      Reply
  22. Tony Romano

    14 years ago

    Jones at Yankee Stadium last year.

    .375 AVG, 2 HR. 3 R in 8 AB

    Not that big of a deal hence the 8 ABs…but still something to glance at.

    Reply
    • ellisburks

      14 years ago

      This is not a dig at you, I just wondered for a while and it needs to get out but I never got showing how a player did at a particular stadium, I mean he faced that teams pitching staff. If he did well because of park factors then maybe it makes sense, but if he did that because he faces Vazquez and AJ Burnett then it proves nothing cause he won’t be facing Yankee pitching.

      Reply
  23. BangJonHymen

    14 years ago

    Jones will be a good signing. This way I don’t have to see guys like Curtis, Golson, Huffman, and Kearns playing left. And if somebody goes down I could see him filling in nice.

    Reply
  24. Yanks85

    14 years ago

    I agree he would be a nice bat for us. But I have a feeling a simple signing like this will drag on forever! By making this take so long other teams will get interested jump in and swoop him away from the Yankees! So I hope they dont let this one slip!

    Reply
  25. Redsoxn8tion

    14 years ago

    Hey Yanks fans, I said that to piss you off

    Reply
    • ellisburks

      14 years ago

      Why would you do that? This should be for discussing baseball not pissing off other fans on purpose. If you have something to say that is constructive then by all means go ahead, but it’s tough to take the high road when some Yankees fans act like tits, when Red Sox fans do the same thing.

      Reply
      • Redsoxn8tion

        14 years ago

        Ellis relax buddy. I have posted constructive criticism before. The ONE time I make a post like that people jump down my throat. Everybody please chill

        Reply
  26. $5474103

    14 years ago

    Whenever someone mentions Andruw Jones, I’m always reminded of his stint in LA.

    Reply

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