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  • October 2007
    • Torre May Go to Dodgers

      Torre May Go to Dodgers

      (Newser) - Joe Torre, who turned down a one-year deal to continue as Yankees coach two weeks ago, could be heading to Los Angeles. MLB.com is reporting that the Los Angeles Dodgers are seeking to dismiss Grady Little and hire Torre, although the Dodgers won't confirm the story. Last night Torre told David Letterman that "the Dodgers have a contract, I mean, a manager." More »

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      MLB   baseball   New York Yankees   Los Angeles Dodgers   Joe Torre

    • Agent Says 'Sorry' for A-Rod Timing

      Agent Says 'Sorry' for A-Rod Timing

      (Newser) - Alex Rodriguez's agent Scott Boras apologized today for the distraction caused by his announcement during the World Series that A-Rod would opt out of his Yankee contract,  Responding to criticism from baseball officials angered at the move, Boras said in a statement that, "The unfortunate result was not my intent, but is solely my fault. I could have handled this situation better," reports the AP. More »

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      MLB   baseball   New York Yankees   Alex Rodriguez   George Steinbrenner   Hank Steinbrenner   2007 World Series   Scott Boras

    • Yanks Want Girardi to Succeed Torre

      Yanks Want Girardi to Succeed Torre

      (Newser) - The Yankees have picked a successor to Joe Torre's managerial throne: Joe Girardi, the former Marlins manager and Yankee coach who was a catcher on three New York title teams in the '90s and worked for them this year as a TV analyst. The New York Times reports that though fired in Florida, he was a popular candidate for other jobs, having been courted by the Nationals, Orioles, and Dodgers. More »

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      MLB   baseball   New York Yankees   Joe Torre   Joe Girardi   Don Mattingly   Tony Pena

    • Steinbrenners Face 'Tough Decision'

      Steinbrenners Face 'Tough Decision'

      (Newser) - Yankee officials have now interviewed all three of Joe Torre's potential successors, and so far team owner George Steinbrenner and sons Hank and Hal are "impressed" with all of them—and concede they've got a "tough decision" to make. Whoever the "slight favorite" is, he'll take the helm of a team "in transition" that won't be expected to dominate right off the bat, according to the bosses. More »

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      MLB   baseball   New York Yankees   George Steinbrenner   Joe Girardi   Hank Steinbrenner   Don Mattingly   Tony Pena   Hal Steinbrenner

    • Mattingly Aimed to Take After Torre

      Mattingly Aimed to Take After Torre

      (Newser) - When Don Mattingly came out of retirement to join up as the Yankees' hitting coach, he already had his sights set on following in Joe Torre's managerial footsteps, reports the New York Times. "I’ve known from the beginning what I wanted," said Mattingly, who is said to have impressed Yankee management and owner George Steinbrenner in interviews yesterday. More »

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      MLB   baseball   New York Yankees   George Steinbrenner   Joe Girardi   Hank Steinbrenner   Don Mattingly   Tony Pena   Hal Steinbrenner

    • With Torre out, Yanks Start Interviewing

      With Torre out, Yanks Start Interviewing

      (Newser) - Former Yankee catcher Joe Girardi spent yesterday meeting with team officials, interviewing for Joe Torre's old job as New York's manager, reports the Times. He'll be followed today by the team's current bench coach Don Mattingly, and tomorrow Yankees first-base coach Tony Pena will jump into the interview pool. More »

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      MLB   baseball   New York Yankees   Joe Torre   George Steinbrenner   Joe Girardi   Hank Steinbrenner   Don Mattingly   Tony Pena   Hal Steinbrenner

    • Francona: Torre Is a Gentleman

      Francona: Torre Is a Gentleman

      (Newser) - After Joe Torre rejected the Yankees' offer of a $5 million one-year contract yesterday, supporters came out of the woodwork in the unlikeliest of places: the Red Sox dugout. Boston manager Terry Francona called Torre a "gentleman," and knuckleballer Tim Wakefield said he "hoped to be able to play for him at some point," reports the New York Times. More »

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      MLB   baseball   New York Yankees   Joe Torre   Terry Francona

    • Torre Done, Turns Down Yanks

      Torre Done, Turns Down Yanks

      (Newser) - In a stunning move, Joe Torre ended his 12-year tenure today as New York Yankees manager—which included four World Series titles—by turning down a new contract that would have cut his salary to $5 million from the $7 million he made in 2007. The one-year offer for 2008 would have included as much as $3 million in playoff incentives. More »

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      MLB   baseball   New York Yankees   Joe Torre

    • Another Day and Still No Word on Torre's Future

      Another Day and Still No Word on Torre's Future

      (Newser) - The Yankees brass continued their meetings today in Tampa but still have not made a decision on the fate of manager Joe Torre. GM Brian Cashman said that the club is taking their time with the decision on whether to bring Torre back out of respect for the man who brought New York four world championships, according to Newsday . More »

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      MLB   baseball   New York Yankees   Joe Torre   Brian Cashman

    • George's Sons Take Over Yanks

      George's Sons Take Over Yanks

      (Newser) - George Steinbrenner’s sons, Hank and Hal, are now calling the shots for the Yankees, the New York Post reported today. King George, 77, will still be in the picture and only "an office door away," but the brothers will have final say on all day-to-day baseball decisions. “There's always been a succession—and that's myself and my brother,” said Hank. More »

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      MLB   baseball   New York Yankees   Joe Torre   George Steinbrenner   Joba Chamberlain   Hank Steinbrenner   Hal Steinbrenner

    • Is 'the Boss' Still the Boss?

      Is 'the Boss' Still the Boss?

      (Newser) - Still reeling from an embarrassing first-round playoff bounce courtesy of Cleveland, the Yankees are wracked with questions about Joe Torre's job security, A-Rod's next contract, and Mariano's future. The biggest question, however, is what George Steinbrenner's role with the team will be. Notably silent in recent years, the old Boss seemed to surface when he threatened to fire Torre, then disappear again when he didn't. More »

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      MLB   baseball   New York Yankees   George Steinbrenner

    • If Joe Goes, Mo Goes

      If Joe Goes, Mo Goes

      (Newser) - Yankees closer Mariano Rivera expressed confusion and frustration at the team's apparent desire to release manager Joe Torre, who has led New York to the postseason in each of his twelve years helming the team. Rivera, who is a free agent this winter, hinted that a Torre-less dugout might make him less likely to return. More »

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      MLB   baseball   New York Yankees   Joe Torre   Mariano Rivera

    • A-Rod's Agent Eyes Potential Free Agency

      A-Rod's Agent Eyes Potential Free Agency

      (Newser) - Alex Rodriguez hasn’t indicated if he will opt out his contract with the Yankees, but if he does his agent has ambitious plans. Scott Boras said in a radio interview he will tell suitors that A-Rod is the most valuable player in baseball history, will play until he is 45, and probably break the all-time homerun and hit records, reports ESPN. More »

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      MLB   baseball   New York Yankees   Alex Rodriguez

    • Indians Send Yankees Home

      Indians Send Yankees Home

      (Newser) - The Cleveland Indians took Game 4 of the ALDS, defeating the Yankees 6-4 last night to advance to the ALCS, reports the AP. While the Indians have their eye on their first World Series title since 1948, questions consume the Bronx: Will Joe Torre get the ax? Can the Yanks afford to keep their free agents? And where was Alex Rodriguez throughout this series? More »

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      MLB   baseball   New York Yankees   Cleveland Indians   Andy Pettitte   American League Division Series

    • Yankees, Torre Still in the Game

      Yankees, Torre Still in the Game

      (Newser) - Trailing 0-2 in the ALDS and behind 3-1 in the fourth inning of last night's game, the Yankees finally rallied for an 8-4 win against Cleveland, reports the New York Daily News . The victory keeps the Yanks in the playoffs and Joe Torre at their helm; owner George Steinbrenner decreed yesterday that Torre's out of a job if the Yankees lose this series. More »

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      MLB   baseball   New York Yankees   Cleveland Indians   American League Division Series

    • Steinbrenner to Torre: Win or You're Fired

      Steinbrenner to Torre: Win or You're Fired

      (Newser) - Joe Torre is one loss away from unemployment. Last night George Steinbrenner told the Bergen County Record the skipper is finished in New York unless the Yankees rally to beat the Cleveland Indians. “He's the highest-paid manager in baseball, so I don't think we'd take him back if we don't win this series,” Steinbrenner said, in a vintage threat-filled rant. More »

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      MLB   baseball   New York Yankees   Alex Rodriguez   Joe Torre   George Steinbrenner

    • Yankees Stung at Cleveland

      Yankees Stung at Cleveland

      (Newser) - The Indians lead the Yankees 2-0 in their ALDS series, following Friday night's 11-inning victory. A game which saw phenomenal pitching from starters Pettitte and Carmona  is destined to become famous for the insect swarm that arrived in the later innings. The pests certainly got to Yankee reliever Joba Chamberlain, who gave up a game tying run on a wild pitch in the eighth. More »

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      MLB   baseball   New York Yankees   Cleveland Indians

    • Indians Rout Yanks in Game 1

      Indians Rout Yanks in Game 1

      (Newser) - Anchored by a gutsy C.C. Sabathia performance, the Indians beat the heavily favored Yankees 12-3 to take a 1-0 series lead.  Sabathia walked six and needed 114 pitches to go 5 innings, but it was enough to get the win, particularly with Asdrubal Cabrera, Victor Martinez, Travis Hafner and Ryan Garko all homering to back him. More »

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      MLB   baseball   New York Yankees   Cleveland Indians

  • September 2007
    • Sox Clinch 1st Title in 12 Years

      Sox Clinch 1st Title in 12 Years

      (Newser) - After watching their once double-digit lead dwindle alarmingly in recent weeks, the Red Sox finally clinched the AL East title last night with a 5-2 win over the Twins and a loss by the second-place Yankees. Boston players and fans stayed at Fenway park to cheer for the Orioles as they rallied against the Yankees, reports the Boston Globe. More »

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      MLB   baseball   New York Yankees   Boston Red Sox   Minnesota Twins   David Ortiz   Daisuke Matsuzaka

    • Yankees Clinch Playoff Spot

      Yankees Clinch Playoff Spot

      (Newser) - The Yankees yesterday clinched a playoff berth for the 13th straight season, with a 12-4 battering of the Devil Rays.  With the win, the 15th in their last 20 games, New York has eliminated defending AL champs Detroit from the playoffs. They will likely face off against the Indians in the ALDS. More »

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      MLB   baseball   New York Yankees

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