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Former Milwaukee Brewers starting pitcher Ben Sheets, who did not pitch in 2009, is someone the New York Yankees might take a flyer on to fill their rotation. Full Article at New York Daily News
A wide open field should be competing for the Baltimore job in 2010. Jim Johnson held down the job adequately after the trade of George Sherrill in late 2009, but didn't blow anyone away. Full Article at Sports Blogs
South Africa's Mark Boucher (R) celebrates the dismissal of Australia's Phil Hughes (L) during the first day of their third cricket test match in Cape Town March 19, 2009. View Photo »
I think the confidence (developed) more than anything ... I pitched well in the (Arizona) Fall League last year, in spring training (this year) and I pitched well at Scranton. I was able to come up here in a good state of mind. Coming up, it kind of started a roll for me there in Scranton.
gomes as a low cost platoon option? are the phillies sorry they signed polanco now that atkins was non-tendered? The Phillies should feel sorry about signing Polanco, and it has nothing to do with Atkins. what salary would cust take? Full Article at Sports Blogs
If you had told me during the World Series that the Yankees could have Curtis Granderson without having to surrender any of these four players—Jesus Montero, Joba Chamberlain, Phil Hughes, or Zach McAllister—I would have asked for the signup sheet... Full Article at Sports Blogs
INDIANAPOLIS — Johan Santana and CC Sabathia are the aces of New York. They also are the biggest reason Roy Halladay is unlikely to join that club. Full Article at New York Post
Australia's Phil Hughes (L) celebrates scoring a century with Mike Hussey during the third day of the second cricket test match against South Africa in Durban March 8, 2009. View Photo »
I think the confidence (developed) more than anything ... I pitched well in the (Arizona) Fall League last year, in spring training (this year) and I pitched well at Scranton. I was able to come up here in a good state of mind. Coming up, it kind of started a roll for me there in Scranton.
Tracking the hottest rumors of the day at the winter meetings: * The Roy Halladay market takes a step forward with the Toronto Sun reporting that the Angels offered Joe Saunders, Erick Aybar and Peter Bourjos. Full Article at NorthJersey.com
A wide open field should be competing for the Baltimore job in 2010. Jim Johnson held down the job adequately after the trade of George Sherrill in late 2009, but didn't blow anyone away. Full Article at Sports Blogs
Philip J. "Phil" Hughes (born June 24, 1986 in Mission Viejo, California) is a professional baseball right-handed starting pitcher, who was the first-round pick of the New York Yankees in the 2004 Major League Baseball Draft. Nicknamed "Phil Franchise" because of his promise as one of the bookends in the front of the Yankees' rotation. Full Article
South Africa's Mark Boucher (R) celebrates the dismissal of Australia's Phil Hughes (L) during the first day of their third cricket test match in Cape Town March 19, 2009.
View Photo »Australia's Phil Hughes (L) celebrates scoring a century with Mike Hussey during the third day of the second cricket test match against South Africa in Durban March 8, 2009.
View Photo »South Africa's Hashim Amla takes evasive action as Australia's Phil Hughes (L) looks on during the third day of the second cricket test match against Australia in Durban March 8, 2009.
View Photo »Australia's Phil Hughes (C) celebrates his century with teammate Mike Hussey (R) as South Africa's Morne Morkel looks on during the third day of the second cricket test match against South Africa in Durban March 8, 2009.
View Photo »Australia's Phil Hughes (C) celebrates his century with teammate Mike Hussey (R) during the third day of the second cricket test match against South Africa in Durban March 8, 2009.
View Photo »Australia's Phil Hughes (L) celebrates his century with team-mate Simon Katich during the first day of their second cricket test match against South Africa in Durban, March 6, 2009.
View Photo »Australia's Phil Hughes (R) celebrates his century during the first day of their second cricket test match against South Africa in Durban, March 6, 2009. Looking on are South Africa's Mark Boucher (L) and Jacques Kallis (C).
View Photo »Australia's Phil Hughes (L) celebrates his century with team-mate Simon Katich during the first day of their second cricket test match against South Africa in Durban, March 6, 2009.
View Photo »Australia's Phil Hughes (L) celebrates his century with team-mate Simon Katich during the first day of their second cricket test match against South Africa in Durban, March 6, 2009.
View Photo »Australia's Phil Hughes (L) gets his shot away past South Africa's Mark Boucher during the first day of their second cricket test match against South Africa in Durban, March 6, 2009.
View Photo »Team USA's Ryan Braun (18) welcomes teammate Curtis Granderson (28) after they scored on a third-inning single by USA's Derek Jeter off New York Yankees pitcher Phil Hughes, left, during an exhibitioon spring baseball game in Tampa, Fla. , Tuesday, March 3, 2009.
View Photo »Australia's Phil Hughes plays a shot during the first day of their third cricket test match against South Africa in Cape Town March 19, 2009.
View Photo »Australia's Phil Hughes plays a shot during the first day of their third cricket test match against South Africa in Cape Town March 20, 2009.
View Photo »Australia's Phil Hughes plays a shot past South Africa's Hashim Amla during the first day of their third cricket test match in Cape Town March 19, 2009.
View Photo »Australia's Phil Hughes plays a shot during the fourth day of the second cricket test match against South Africa in Durban March 9, 2009. Behind him are South Africa's Mark Boucher (L) and Jacques Kallis (R).
View Photo »Australia's Phil Hughes celebrates during the fourth day of the second cricket test match against South Africa in Durban March 9, 2009.
View Photo »Australia's Phil Hughes celebrates scoring a century during the third day of the second cricket test match against South Africa in Durban March 8, 2009.
View Photo »Australia's Phil Hughes ducks a bouncer during the third day of the second cricket test match against South Africa in Durban March 8, 2009.
View Photo »Australia's Phil Hughes hits JP Duminy (not in picture) for six as Mark Boucher looks on during the third day of the second cricket test match against South Africa in Durban March 8, 2009.
View Photo »Australia's Phil Hughes plays a shot during the third day of the second cricket test match against South Africa in Durban March 8, 2009.
View Photo »Australia's Phil Hughes plays a shot during the third day of the second cricket test match against South Africa in Durban March 8, 2009.
View Photo »Australia's Phil Hughes plays a shot next to South Africa's Mark Boucher during the third day of the second cricket test match against South Africa in Durban March 8, 2009.
View Photo »Australia's Phil Hughes plays a shot next to South Africa's Mark Boucher during the third day of the second cricket test match against South Africa in Durban March 8, 2009.
View Photo »Australia's Phil Hughes plays a shot as South Africa's Mark Boucher looks on during the third day of the second cricket test match against South Africa in Durban March 8, 2009.
View Photo »Australia's Phil Hughes celebrates his century during the third day of the second cricket test match against South Africa in Durban March 8, 2009.
View Photo »Australia's Phil Hughes (L) celebrates scoring a century with Mike Hussey during the third day of the second cricket test match against South Africa in Durban March 8, 2009.
View Photo »I think the confidence (developed) more than anything ... I pitched well in the (Arizona) Fall League last year, in spring training (this year) and I pitched well at Scranton. I was able to come up here in a good state of mind. Coming up, it kind of started a roll for me there in Scranton.
I think the confidence (developed) more than anything ... I pitched well in the (Arizona) Fall League last year, in spring training (this year) and I pitched well at Scranton. I was able to come up here in a good state of mind. Coming up, it kind of started a roll for me there in Scranton.
He reminds you how underrated that position is ... Sometimes, if a guy can swing it, they'll hide him at first base -- especially in the National League where there's not a DH. He's always showing us how important it is to have a guy who can pick it over there.
In Spring Training, we have pressure to win the division and win the World Series ... That really doesn't change. We're here and we know there's a lot of pressure on us to do what we get paid to do. We don't look at it any differently.
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