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River Ave. Blues ยป Rosenthal: Yanks unlikely to pursue a catcher

Rosenthal: Yanks unlikely to pursue a catcher

July 29, 2010 by Mike 52 Comments

Why Kei Igawa is still a (Scranton) Yankee
An Adam Dunn Alternative

Even with Jorge Posada dealing with a Baker’s cyst and Frankie Cervelli hitting .195/.273/.293 in his last 131 plate appearances, the Yankees are not going to pursue a catcher before Saturday’s trade deadline according to Ken Rosenthal. They have depth at the position in the form up Chad Moeller and Jesus Montero, and frankly there are no attractive catchers on the trade market anyway. I suppose they could look at someone like Chris Snyder while employing Posada as a full-time designated hitter, but I’m not going to hold my breath.

Rosenthal also mentions that the Yanks want Adam Dunn but aren’t confident that they’ll be able to land him, and the asking price for bullpen help remains high. Go figure.

Why Kei Igawa is still a (Scranton) Yankee
An Adam Dunn Alternative

Filed Under: Asides, Trade Deadline

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