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Will Phil make the Yankees forget or regret not trading for Johan Santana?
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score: 10
Tampa Tribune 2 days ago
has been generally miserable once you get past Mike Mussina and Andy Pettitte. They counted on young arms Phil Hughes and Ian Kennedy, who instead combined for 0-8 with an 8.46 ERA. They pulled out of the Johan Santana sweepstakes last winter rather than
score: 10
Newsday 3 days ago
from this peanut stand, it still looks as if they were wrong not to acquire Johan Santana for Phil Hughes, Ian Kennedy and Melky Cabrera last winter. You might say the Yankees' real problem this year has been their hitting, not their pitching. I say they
score: 10
Newsday 3 days ago
from this peanut stand, it still looks as if they were wrong not to acquire Johan Santana for Phil Hughes, Ian Kennedy and Melky Cabrera last winter. You might say the Yankees' real problem this year has been their hitting, not their pitching. I say they
score: 10
Toronto Sun 5 days ago
manager Brian Cashman? The likeable general manager decided not to part with young arms such as Joba Chamberlain, Phil Hughes and Ian Kennedy in a deal for Minnesota Twins lefty Johan Santana. Hughes and Kennedy are a combined 0-8. Co-owners Hank and Hal
score: 10
Yahoo! Canada 6 days ago
changes this offseason. It was Cashman who convinced the Steinbrenners to focus on developing young pitchers such as Phil Hughes and Ian Kennedy - who've combined for zero major-league victories in injury-plagued campaigns - rather than flip some of that
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