The Yankees are in serious talks with utility man Bill Hall, tweets Ken Rosenthal of FOX Sports. Rosenthal thinks Hall could reprise a 2010 Red Sox-type role, and notes that the 32-year-old works out in the offseason with Yankees hitting coach Kevin Long. No deal is imminent and Hall is still considering a couple of teams, tweets Andy Martino of the New York Daily News.
Hall began the season as the Astros' starting second baseman, but finished with a .211/.261/.314 line after adding a stint with the Giants. He received the contract on the strength of his 2010 season, in which he hit 18 home runs in 382 plate appearances. Hall seems highly likely to sign a minor league deal this offseason.
I REALLY Wanted to see Matsui back for one last go-around. Or Damon. These guys were big players during the 2009 Post-Season.
Columbus isn’t affiliated with the Yanks anymore. I think you mean Wilks-Barre.
Cheers for that 🙂 In one day have managed to name OLD NYY AAA farm team, along with the orioles…
Names stick in head and just won’t leave….
Thx