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Noah K. Murray/The Star-LedgerYankees general manager Brian Cashman, right, must resolve budget questions before moving forward with the team's offseason plans.NEW YORK -- Yankees general manager Brian Cashman said Wednesday that has assessed the trade... Full Article at NJ.com
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The Yankees' front-office personnel will meet next week, at which time general manager Brian Cashman will be presented with a budget for 2010, according to the New York Daily News, Until then, the Yankees are expected to remain on the sidelines when it... Full Article at Sporting News
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Apparently the recession is finally hitting the Bronx Bombers. After spending $429 million last season for four players, the Yankees are not willing to match that number for next season. Full Article at Sports Agent Blog
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When the Yankees added seven players to the 40-man roster last week, they left one spot open. Full Article at LoHud.com
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When Brian Cashman leaves Tampa next Friday, the Yankees GM will have a firm idea how much money the Steinbrenner family will give him to spend on retooling a World Series champion roster. Full Article at New York Post
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The Yankees are planning to go to spring training with Phil Hughes and Joba Chamberlain being programmed to start. Full Article at Pinstripe Alley
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The Yankees have been so deliberate this offseason that their own free agent, Johnny Damon - whom the Yankees want back - expressed frustration Tuesday that he hasn't heard yet from Brian Cashman .Consider the Mets, then, to be the anti-Yankees. If you' Full Article at Newsday
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Apparently, Joe Girardi and Brian Cashman are a little too busy to familiarize themselves with the 'E' Network, or the whole Hollywood glamor scene. Full Article at Pinstripe Alley
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Andy Pettitte hoists trophy after Yankees' 27th title, which Bombers hope isn't his last as they wait for his decision on coming back. Full Article at New York Daily News
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The Yankees are finalizing their budget for the 2010 season and plan to address their own free agents before expanding their view to the open market, general manager Brian Cashman said on Monday. Full Article at MLB.com
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Brian Cashman won't meet with the Steinbrenner family until next week to discuss what the team's 2010 payroll is going to be, but regardless of what they tell him, he won't make the same splash he did a year ago. "We spent a lot of money last year," Full Article at FanNation
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Brian Cashman won't meet with the Steinbrenner family until next week to discuss what the team's 2010 payroll is going to be, but regardless of what they tell him, he won't make the same splash he did a year ago. "We spent a lot of money last year," Full Article at New York Post
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Joe Girardi and Brian Cashman stood a few feet from each other on the red carpet near the World Series trophy, wearing blue jeans and sports jackets without ties. They were dressed for success, if not for a gala. Full Article at Yahoo! Buzztracker
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Before I go to bed, a few images and random tidbits from Monday’s DVD premier at the Ziegfeld Theatre in Manhattan. Full Article at LoHud.com
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NEW YORK (AP) — Joe Girardi and Brian Cashman stood a few feet from each other on the red carpet near the World Series trophy, wearing blue jeans and sports jackets without ties. Full Article at Newsday
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NEW YORK -- Baseball has dirt, bruises and sore muscles. It has games in the July heat and in the late October (or early November) chill. The sport is about grit more than it is about glamor. Full Article at MLB.com
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The two men stood next to the World Series trophy with a red carpet under their feet. As several flashes popped and photographers shouted their names, both men squinted. They wore jeans and sport coats and they did not smile. Full Article at The New York Times
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Brian Cashman will meet with the Steinbrenners next week in Tampa - likely Thursday, Dec. 3 - to fully discuss the Yankees ' offseason budget and plans, Newsday has learned.The casual pace at which the Yankees are operating during this offseason - a... Full Article at Newsday
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Joe Girardi and Brian Cashman provided the star power at tonight’s premiere of the 2009 World Series Film DVD at the Ziegfeld Theatre in midtown Manhattan, but the Yankees’ manager and general manager seemed much more at ease talking baseball than they... Full Article at New York Daily News
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Just got home from the World Series DVD premier where Brian Cashman and Joe Girardi were asked one or two questions about being on the red carpet but were ultimately peppered with hot stove questions. Full Article at LoHud.com
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NEW YORK - JULY 2: Alex Rodriguez #2 (L) of the New York Yankees sits on the bench, joined by Yankees General Manager Brian Cashman (R) before a game against the Seattle Mariners at Yankee Stadium on July 2, 2009 in the Bronx borough of New York City.
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NEW YORK - APRIL 21: General manager Brian Cashman of the New York Yankees stands on the field prior to the game against the Oakland Athletics at Yankee Stadium April 21, 2009 in the Bronx borough of New York City.
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I'm thankful that we won with a lot of older guys that stayed healthy ... Outside (Chien-Ming) Wang and (Xavier) Nady, almost everything that we touched this year worked out for us in our favor, and that's why we're here today, you know, in New York City, showing the World Series video.
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Y’know, that’s something I talked to Brian Cashman briefly about [yesterday] and I want to talk to him about it more [today], but, I think I will ... I’ve got to talk to Shelly Duncan to see if he allows me to wear it. I think I’m gonna make a number change.
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It's always been all about trying to win a World Series ... It's very special in that we just opened up a brand new ballpark, and considering all the history we left behind in the old place, it's nice to open this one with a trip to the World Series. Hopefully we can finish it off with a championship.
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That’s something I talked to [general manager] Brian Cashman about briefly [Thursday], and we’ll talk more [today]
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It's always been all about trying to win a World Series ... It's very special in that we just opened up a brand new ballpark, and considering all the history we left behind in the old place, it's nice to open this one with a trip to the World Series. Hopefully we can finish it off with a championship.
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That's something I talked to [general manager] Brian Cashman briefly about today ... I think I will. I've got to talk to Shelley Duncan to see if he allows me to wear it.
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Agents are calling me but I haven't returned their calls ... I haven't talked to agents about players. I saw Arn Tellem in Chicago (at the GM meetings) but I told him we had to wait to see about payroll.
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As a player, it's what you dream about ever since you were a little boy. As a manager you still have that joy, but the joy is for other people ... and the behind-the-scenes work that it takes. It starts with the Boss and his family and Brian Cashman
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Friday was the parade. Saturday and Sunday was quiet time, and today felt like a full day of traveling, even though Chicago is not far
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There’s this new-fangled OPS stat, now. I think OPS is short for operators, like GMs and managers. For example, Joe Girardi and Brian Cashman are two of the Yankees most important OPS.
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I don't see anything happening here in Chicago
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I had talked after his start Wednesday I wasn't going to use him ... But after sitting down and discussing it with our trainer a little bit, talking to [GM Brian Cashman] and [pitching coach Dave Eiland], we might use him for an inning or a couple hitters just to see how he reacts.
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I just know that I don’t see anything happening here in Chicago in the next three days
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It gives Brian Cashman and Joe Girardi the perfect opportunity to build up that lockdown bull pen the Yankees will need to win their 27th world championship.
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He has been a remarkable player ... When he came over from Japan, he ended with a championship. I'm glad he has got one with us too now.
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Basically, you have got to get after it ... It pretty much comes pretty quick. I'll be in Chicago with the other GMs on Monday.
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A guy we gave very little money to, who came out of a small village in Panama and moved to the big city without ever once stumbling or losing his footing. For him to do what he did for as long as he has
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We're not where we're at without what they've brought to the table both on and off the field ... It's not easy to come in here and have success on big contracts. ... It transformed our season into a World Series opportunity.
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I knew we had a championship-caliber team and we still obviously have that ... You can't just have that. You have to play like it when it counts. So far, we've done enough of that to get us to this point. Hopefully Joe Girardi and the staff can find a way to get the rest out of this group.
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I'm not disappointed ... We don't get to where we are without what Phil Hughes did, and what Dave Robertson did, and what Joba did. And we signed Sabathia and Burnett to do what they did.
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They’ve had long-ball issues. It’s something that was missing from their end a little bit not that they’ve ever had a problem with us but I think they can basically beat you in a number of different ways. So they’re a very dangerous team. Hey, to beat Boston you have to be a dangerous team.
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The Yankees have had the highest payroll in baseball for it seems like a hundred years ... The numbers speak for themselves. But if it was just about throwing money at people, then I think we would certainly have more trophies.
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