Brian Roberts Hurt...

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  1. JeterRules20

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    George King said back issue not sure if it is serious. I just laughed when I read this. I thought he would at least make it a month. Drew anyone?
     
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    Just add him to the list of disgraceful Cashman moves.
     
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    yankeesince59 "Oh Captain, my Captain".

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    ...el oh effing el.
     
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    He has played 192 games the past four years. This is quite a shocker.
     
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    Brian Cashman thought this was a good move...he barely hit his weight and then got hurt. Roberts is BEYOND a has been. How the hell does he keep getting chances, he needs to retire.
     
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    It happens in every sport. There's always that one GM who thinks the reward outweighs the risk.
     
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    ...Cashman is the only GM that think low risk/high reward moves are worth it sometimes?
     
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    I hated the Roberts signing and there is no way thy can contend with this patchwork infield. They need to sign Drew or swing a trade. Romine will come up today but he is not hitting in AAA. Still perplexed at the off season moves this team made.
     
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    Dropping like flies... NY will be lucky to have half it's opening day roster playing by June, it was a safe bet to see most everyone on this team go down, but I remained positive, oh well.

    And I don't see how the still jobless Drew was such a great idea, unless fans think the Yankees didn't spend enough this off season and should have given him 3 years/$40, talk about a dumb idea, yes they need a better 2B, but that was always a trade move waiting IMO, they have young players to offer near the dealine so it's just F'ing stupid to complain about 2B right now.
     
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    I'm still amazed how year after year this man still has a job. At this point I'd rather see a 75 year old Gene Michael at the helm.
     

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