The Yanks have the pieces to get a bat

From	The Yanks have the pieces to get a bat
Ondre Baronette Jun 18, 09	The Yankees lost to the Nationals tonight. That is not that glaring of a problem, because they will still be right there in September and October. The Yankees have the pieces to get the bat that their lineup seems to be missing. I know that Xavier Nady is hurt and he was supposed to be the right handed power, protecting Posada or Cano. But there might be a need to look close at Holliday. Matt that is, he could do serious damage in the new Yankees stadium. He can be the rental that pushes them over the top. Johnny Damon and Hiedki Matsui come off the books. They can resign Matt and still have a smaller payroll than they do this year. I just think that A-Rod is looking human, and without his added energy boost for the dog-days of summer these men play through. They have some young pitchers and position players (minus Austin Jackson) that small ball Oakland A's might be willing to discuss. There outfield misses that pop, and batting number 5 in their lineup would be a great look. Even-though that would mean 2 right handed players back to back, i think they could benefit. My thoughts, can anyone do better? Bad loss tonight, 2-3.

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The Yankees lost to the Nationals tonight. That is not that glaring of a problem, because they will still be right there in September and October. The Yankees have the pieces to get the bat that their lineup seems to be missing. I know that Xavier Nady is hurt and he was supposed to be the right handed power, protecting Posada or Cano. But there might be a need to look close at Holliday. Matt that is, he could do serious damage in the new Yankees stadium. He can be the rental that pushes them over the top. Johnny Damon and Hiedki Matsui come off the books. They can resign Matt and still have a smaller payroll than they do this year. I just think that A-Rod is looking human, and without his added energy boost for the dog-days of summer these men play through. They have some young pitchers and position players (minus Austin Jackson) that small ball Oakland A's might be willing to discuss. There outfield misses that pop, and batting number 5 in their lineup would be a great look. Even-though that would mean 2 right handed players back to back, i think they could benefit. My thoughts, can anyone do better? Bad loss tonight, 2-3.

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