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It's imperative that RJ and Moose get off to good starts.
Damon may not be able to throw, but he his range will be a significant upgrade in CF.
As for Thompson, I never got my hopes up because I understand that Torre's decision making process is intractable.
That is good to hear, that first post made my heart skip a beat. The good news WRT to pitching depth is that they don't really need more than four starters for the first month, given they have five off-days. Obviously you don't want to be starting Johnson on three days' rest in April, but if they're going to have depth issues, April is the month to do it.
AHHHHHHHHHHHHHH! Scott Erickson! [ Sees second Post] Phew.
No, he's not. But on a team with a 4 man bench, he's not good enough to carry. If they get down to 11 pitchers, they can afford a guy whose lone skill is defense. If not, I'd rather see someone like Thompson or Reese.
Of course, Bernie's going to be the full-time DH and part-time RF, so it probably doesn't matter. Let's hope for a Bernie rebound.
Until proven otherwise in the regular season, I will continue to believe that Bernie is done.
While Bernie's bat has looked good in the WBC and spring so far, I'm still a skeptic, and the thought of everyone up to and including Bengie Molina going first to third on every single to RF is no fun either.
Also, if they need to completely rest someone, I'd rather see Thompson or Reese starting over Bubba. I still think they should try Phillips in LF and RF a bit too.
Thompson is consdiered by scouts the better defensive player
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By today, Torre should know whether Chien-Ming Wang is fit to stay in line as the No. 3 starter. Struck on the right knee by a hard grounder Sunday, Wang had good range of motion Monday, according to trainer Steve Donohue.
Wang tentatively is set to make his final spring tuneup Friday at Phoenix. However, he could skip that start and still take the ball at Oakland in eight days.
If Wang can't go, Jaret Wright would be the likely replacement – as long as his back remains a non-issue after Thursday's start (probably against minor-leaguers).
"If it goes well, I don't see any reason why I wouldn't be ready," said Wright, who felt fine after a hard, 50-pitch bullpen session Monday.
"I think that's a big test for him," Torre said of Wright.
But tonight's spotlight belongs to Carl Pavano, who is scheduled to pitch an inning against the Phillies at Legends Field – his first game action since an August rehab start.
"The only thing I look for is to have him come out of it feeling good," Torre said.
The Yankees won't need a fifth starter until mid-April, and Pavano needs about 25 innings before he's ready to rejoin the staff.
That's late-April, at the earliest.
I'd say the same about Thompson, but for some reason I think he's old-ish.
adam stern > bubba crosby.
Thank you, Mr. Obvious.
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