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Sox should claim Darwin Barney for utility infielder.
The Yankees, to no one's surprise, have checked in on White Sox lefty John Danks.
The Yankees, having lost four starting pitchers to injury, are seeking to upgrade their rotation even after the acquisition of Brandon McCarthy is paying off early. Danks, still only 29, is 8-6 with a 4.35 ERA.
There is no evidence the sides are close to a deal and may be in only the early stages of talks. The White Sox are looking for young players and prospects as they continue their rebuild.
The Yankees have no left-handers in their rotation now that CC Sabathia is out for the year and Vidal Nuno has been traded (for McCarthy).
Danks has about $34 million to go on his contract through 2016 that pays him $14.25 million for this year, and also the two subsequent years. He has a six-team no-trade list but it isn't known if the Yankees are on that list.
Yankees have talked about John Danks; talks in early stages
http://www.cbssports.com/mlb/writer...have-talked-about-danks-talks-in-early-stages
Sox should claim Darwin Barney for utility infielder.
I don't think the point of a utility infielder is to hit.....
if thats our lineup next year than we will lose 100 games. cant wait!
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Why do people still judge players based off of batting average and W-L?
Smart ones don't. My point was that Dunn really adds very little to our line-up and the occasional HR doesn't make up for his waving at pitches continually. Beckham is another case. Having a singles/doubles hitter hit .230 in you line-up is terrible. Both of these guys need to go while they still have any value.
In Danks case, he is way over-priced for what he gives a team. The Yankees have big bank and need a left handed starter. DO IT.