Here’s an interesting Johnny Damon item on the evening.
From Tyler Kepner of the New York Times:
Johnny Damon, via text msg: “I’m sure things will work out somewhere.” Has he ruled out NYY? “I never say never anymore.”
Kepner subsequently added the following:
That said, from what I can tell, Hal Steinbrenner and Cashman are serious about not wanting to exceed $200M, and Yanks believe in Gardner.
At this point, it is difficult to read Damon’s market. No team, in particular, seems to have a genuine interest in him for their outfield, but, as a result, his price has fallen to the point where he could be a major bargain. Perhaps a club will be compelled to sign him on that alone. In any event, I would expect the Yankees to receive a final phone call from Scott Boras if Damon were about to sign with another organization, just in case they are willing to match a low figure.
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Seems like a record that keeps skipping but as annoying and drawn out as this wait has been I’d still feel pretty happy if he came back. If he goes somewhere else, well at least the wondering will be over.
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New York, New York. It’s a WONDERFUL TOWN!!! He will be back.
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My money’s on the Nippon Ham Fighters.
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I got my money on the Toledo Mudhens.
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gardner=terrible
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