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October 27, 2005
Cashman stays with Yanks: The Yankees agreed to terms with GM Brian Cashman.
posted by redsoxrgay to baseball at 08:48 PM - 13 comments
uhh, mr. redsox are homosexual, i think u might wanna change ur info. it lists the new york fuckers, er, yankees as the world series xhamps. sorry bud, but it was white sox all the way. over 5 million? next they should just hire i guy named rich obscenelyoverpaidman.
posted by 15yroldkid at 01:18 AM on October 28, 2005
I am a little surprised - I thought a lot of people in the front office and coaching staff were ready to jump ship and try something else, having grown a little tired at the Yankee mystique. And Cashman has been the goat for most of the year. Maybe George really has gone soft.
posted by WeedyMcSmokey at 08:15 AM on October 28, 2005
appropriate that the Yanks GM is Cash-man.
posted by Bill Lumbergh at 08:23 AM on October 28, 2005
I don't really see why people think Cashman is such a great GM. I could overpay for personell that are in their twilight years.
posted by HATER 187 at 08:37 AM on October 28, 2005
15yroldkid" it lists the new york fuckers, er, yankees Do you eat with that mouth, youngster? Does your mommy know you use that kind of language? You got your World Series, and that means you no longer get to play the Sour Grapes card, so give it a rest.
posted by lil_brown_bat at 09:37 AM on October 28, 2005
15yearold ass.....er kid!!!! GET THE FUCK OVER THE YANKEES PAYROLL i'm glad the sox won (WHITE NOT RED) for all i cared it could gone either way both teams deserving as a matter of fact any team except that other sucks oops soxs
posted by FrankySP at 11:47 AM on October 28, 2005
Great. well, uh, at least it's Friday.
posted by jerseygirl at 11:55 AM on October 28, 2005
i'm very, very happy he signed. I thought a lot of people in the front office and coaching staff were ready to jump ship and try something else, having grown a little tired at the Yankee mystique. i guess when you grow up in the organization you don't really tire of it. also, i'm inclined to believe Cashman when he says it wasn't about the money. he knows what he's worth and what he could've gotten somewhere else. if he didn't think that the situation would improve he would've walked. i think part of why Cashman is coming back is that while he is the face of the front office and will have to answer for whatever moves are made (good or bad), there is a greater assurance that those moves will be what he agrees with, not just what Tampa wants to do. (sure, not every move he has made or will make will work out as planned, but i trust his instincts more than say, Billy Connors.) he was taking the hits for signings that he really didn't agree with. now, everything is supposed to be filtered through Cashman. he's not naive to think that things will be perfect, but it seems that the split faction situation will be better. just because a team has a $200MM payroll doesn't mean it was spent wisely. i think now, with Cashman in charge, they can (and will) begin to cut that number down and make some smarter decisions.
posted by goddam at 12:07 PM on October 28, 2005
IM NOT A WHITE SOX FAN, BUT LET ME SAY..... I THINK THE WHITE SOX ARE GOING TO BE THE NEW DYNASTY!!!! WTHOUT AN EXAGGERATING PAYROLL!!!!!!!!!
posted by e&j2127 at 11:29 PM on October 29, 2005
and what better way to make sure everyone knows it, than all caps.
posted by jerseygirl at 09:27 AM on October 31, 2005
Perhaps I've been out of the loop, but I didn't know payrolls could exaggerate.
posted by lil_brown_bat at 09:34 AM on October 31, 2005
The salary curve for Baseball GMs describes a hyperbole.
posted by yerfatma at 11:11 AM on October 31, 2005
Fascinating. How much lower is the Angels' payroll?