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River Ave. Blues ยป For the second year, the Yankees offer arbitration to no one

For the second year, the Yankees offer arbitration to no one

December 1, 2009 by Joe Pawlikowski 112 Comments

The RAB Radio Show: December 1, 2009
Tommy Henrich, 96, nickamed 'Old Reliable,' dies

Last year the Yankees shocked some of us by declining to offer arbitration to any of their free agents. This year they’ve done the same, reports Joel Sherman, but it’s not as shocking. As Mike and I said on the RAB Radio Show, we thought it made sense to offer Pettitte and maybe Damon, but the Yankees have something else in mind. Is this an attempt to keep as much money as possible clear? Or do the Yankees just not want to deal with the possibility of any of them accepting arbitration?

The RAB Radio Show: December 1, 2009
Tommy Henrich, 96, nickamed 'Old Reliable,' dies

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