Yankees owner George Steinbrenner was hospitalized for the second time in three years after becoming ill while watching his granddaughter perform in a play.
Steinbrenner was taken by paramedics to UNC Hospitals on Sunday, The Daily Tar Heel reported Tuesday. Steinbrenner was released Monday morning and returned to Tampa, Fla., spokesman Howard Rubenstein said.
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The Cubs and Phillies have been the two teams who have been the most aggressive in dealing with Brian Cashman in regards to a trade for Gary Sheffield.
Sources say that Brian Cashman has a trade in place that he could pull the trigger on immediately.
A person familiar with the team's plans said "there is no urgency" to the process. The Yankees seem inclined to wait at least a little longer with the hope that the market for Sheffield improves.
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Oct 29, 2006 11:28 PM EST
There is sincere interest in Alex Rodriguez from at least three clubs - the White Sox, Angels and Cubs - and the Yankees will be gauging all potential trades in the coming weeks.
Scott Boras told the New York Daily News that in no uncertain terms that Rodriguez would not be going anywhere and that the Yankees did not want to send him anywhere.
?(Yankees general manager) Brian Cashman and I had a discussion and he made it clear that he has no intention of trading Alex, and I told him that Alex Rodriguez has a no-trade clause,? Boras said. ?There will be no movement of Alex Rodriguez this offseason.
?Alex came to New York and has averaged about 40 home runs a year. Last time I checked, there aren?t a lot of guys doing that. He came here because he wanted to be in a winning situation, and the team has been close but hasn?t done it yet. He wants to stay and be a part of doing it.?
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Yankees Oct 2006 Archive
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New York Post | Oct 29, 2006
Garry Sheffield's very public comments about not being interested in having the Yankees pick up their option on him isn't keeping teams from calling Brian Cashman.
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Journal News | Oct 29, 2006
Hideki Matsui has heard reports of Daisuke Matsuzaka's gyroball but doesn't believe it exists.
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New York Daily News | Oct 28, 2006
The Astros and Indians, according to sources, recently have made it known they would be interested in landing Gary Sheffield.
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New York Post | Oct 27, 2006
Gary Sheffield remains very upset about the news that the Yankees intend to pick up his option with the intention to trade him.
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AP | Oct 27, 2006
Yankees pitcher Randy Johnson had surgery Thursday to repair a herniated disk in his back.
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AP | Oct 27, 2006
According to a newspaper report, Don Mattingly will take over as bench coach for the Yankees next season, replacing Lee Mazzilli.
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New York Post | Oct 26, 2006
Joe Girardi is expected to return to YES instead of pursuing a managing or coaching job.
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New York Daily News | Oct 26, 2006
"Maybe they picked it up just to trade me. If they do that, if I just (go) to a team for one year, there's going to be a problem. A big problem. I will not do this."
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AP | Oct 26, 2006
Derek Jeter expects Alex Rodriguez to remain with the Yankees next season, saying there was no need to discuss A-Rod's performance during New York's first-round loss to the Tigers.
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New York Daily News | Oct 25, 2006
Scott Boras said he recently got a phone call from Brian Cashman in which the GM was adamant that Rodriguez isn't going anywhere.
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New York Daily News | Oct 25, 2006
Brian Cashman plans to pick up the Yankees' option on Gary Sheffield and then trade him away to the Angels, Orioles, Cubs, Giants, Astros or Rangers.
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New York Post | Oct 24, 2006
"We expect to begin talks in the near future regarding his contract, and we're hopeful that we'll be able to reach a deal where he'll remain a Yankee," Arn Tellem said.
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ESPN.com | Oct 22, 2006
Family and friends remembered the flight instructor Saturday who died in a crash with Yankees pitcher Cory Lidle as someone who made a career out of his love of flying.
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AP | Oct 20, 2006
Yankees first baseman Jason Giambi underwent surgery to repair a torn tendon in his left wrist Thursday and is expected to be ready for the start of spring training.
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Star-Ledger | Oct 19, 2006
Tony Pena, first base coach for the Yankees, has had preliminary conversations with the Washington Nationals about their managerial opening.
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Star-Ledger | Oct 19, 2006
Brian Cashman has had teams call with interest on Alex Rodriguez, but no offers have been made.
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AP | Oct 19, 2006
Yankees slugger Jason Giambi will have surgery Thursday to repair a torn tendon in his left wrist.
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AP | Oct 17, 2006
Yankees pitcher Cory Lidle was remembered as "a loving husband and an awesome father" Tuesday at a memorial attended by family, friends and teammates of the avid yet inexperienced pilot who was killed during an aerial tour of New York City.
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Star-Ledger | Oct 17, 2006
Randy Johnson has decided to undergo surgery on his back after consulting with Los Angeles-based specialist Robert Watkins.
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Rocky Mountain News | Oct 16, 2006
Joe Girardi will rejoin the coaching staff of Yankee manager Joe Torre if he doesn?t land the Washington or Cubs managerial job.
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AP | Oct 15, 2006
A memorial service for New York Yankees pitcher Cory Lidle will be held Tuesday in his hometown of Covina, Calif.
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San Francisco Chronicle | Oct 13, 2006
A private jet carrying Alex Rodriguez overran a runway at Bob Hope Airport and was brought to a halt by an arresting system.
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AP | Oct 13, 2006
Cory Lidle's beneficiaries could lose out on a $1.
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AP | Oct 12, 2006
New York Yankees pitcher Cory Lidle said flying relieved the stress of the baseball life.
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Associated Press | Oct 12, 2006
Investigators sifted through debris inside a luxury high-rise apartment Thursday for clues to why a small airplane carrying New York Yankees pitcher Cory Lidle slammed into the building, killing the pitcher and a flight instructor.
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AP | Oct 12, 2006
When Cory Lidle walked into the New York Yankees' clubhouse for the first time this summer, Jason Giambi was elated to see his old friend.
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MLB.com | Oct 11, 2006
Cory Lidle died in an airplane accident in New York City on Wednesday afternoon when a plane he was piloting crashed into a 50-story building.
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CBS 2 | Oct 11, 2006
The FAA indicates that the plane that crashed into the 50-story high-rise in Manhattan was registered to New York Yankees pitcher Cory Lidle.
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AP | Oct 11, 2006
As if the Yankees didn't have enough to announce, general manager Brian Cashman said Randy Johnson probably will have surgery to repair a herniated disc in his back and Jason Giambi likely will have an operation to repair a torn tendon in his left wrist.
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AP | Oct 10, 2006
Joe Torre will be back with the New York Yankees and it looks as though A-Rod will be, too.
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The Argus | Oct 10, 2006
The New York Daily News already has anointed Lou Piniella the next manager of the Yankees.
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New York Post | Oct 10, 2006
Nobody has told Gary Sheffield if he will be back in pinstripes next season, but his gut tells him he won't.
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New York Post | Oct 10, 2006
Joe Torre has reason to smile because George Steinbrenner is going to give him at least one more chance to win his fifth World Series as Yankee manager.
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AP | Oct 10, 2006
While George Steinbrenner decides whether to keep Joe Torre, Yankees players are supporting their manager.
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MLB.com | Oct 9, 2006
Yankees first-base coach Tony Pena said by telephone on Sunday that he is interested in managing the Nationals.
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New York Post | Oct 9, 2006
Lou Piniella's agent, Alan Nero, insists his client isn't thinking about replacing Torre if Steinbrenner fires the Yankees manager.
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Hartfort Courant | Oct 9, 2006
The Yankees are likely to pursue Japanese standout Daisuke Matsuzaka and at least one other front-line starter in the offseason.
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New York Daily News | Oct 9, 2006
Could Joe Torre replace Buck Showalter yet again?
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AP | Oct 8, 2006
Yankees owner George Steinbrenner said he was "deeply disappointed" at his team's elimination in the first round of the AL playoffs, calling it a "sad failure.
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New York Post | Oct 8, 2006
Jeremy Bonderman threw 81/3 innings of five-hit ball to lead the Tigers to a series-clinching 8-3 win over the Yankees and got a tip from a pitcher from another team on how to pitch against the Yankees.
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Sun-Sentinel | Oct 8, 2006
Stephen Walters, economics professor of Loyola (Md.
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New York Daily News | Oct 8, 2006
Despite Brian Cashman's denials, team sources have indicated that the Yanks will approach Rodriguez about waiving his no-trade clause and point out that a deal might be in both parties' best interests.
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Yahoo.com / New York Daily News / ESPN Radio | Oct 8, 2006
The Sunday edition of the New York Daily News reported that the Yankees will replace manager Joe Torre with ex-Yankees' player and manager Lou Piniella.
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AP | Oct 8, 2006
Four hours after they were eliminated by the Tigers, the Yankees pulled up to Yankee Stadium in three buses late Saturday night, greeted by fewer than a dozen fans.
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Yahoo.com | Oct 7, 2006
Jeremy Bonderman was perfect for five innings in leading Detroit to an 8-3 victory in Game 4 Saturday to win the ALDS.
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New York Times | Oct 7, 2006
If Scott Boras, Alex Rodriguez?s agent, whispers that Rodriguez is unhappy, teams would call.
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AP | Oct 7, 2006
Looking for an offensive spark, Yankees' manager Joe Torre has made a number of lineup changes for Saturday's Game 4 against the Tigers.
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Associated Press | Oct 7, 2006
In many ways, Don Larsen's license plate says it all.
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Yahoo.com | Oct 7, 2006
The Tigers got 7 2-3 shutout innings from P Kenny Rogers in defeating the Yankees 6-0 on Friday night.
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Yahoo.com | Oct 6, 2006
Justin Verlander overpowered Alex Rodriguez with 100 mph heat.
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AP | Oct 5, 2006
While it hardly rained, the second game of the AL playoff series between Detroit and the New York Yankees was postponed Wednesday night.
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New York Times | Oct 4, 2006
Joe Girardi is expected to be a candidate for other managing jobs, but conditionally, the door is open for him to return to the Yankees staff.
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Yahoo.com | Oct 4, 2006
Derek Jeter tied the postseason record for hits, going 5-for-5, with a HR, to lead the Yankees over the Tigers 8-4 Tuesday night.
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New York Daily News | Oct 3, 2006
Alex Rodriguez will be dropped to sixth in the Yankee lineup on Tuesday for Game 1 of the division series against the Tigers.
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AP | Oct 2, 2006
If the Detroit Tigers are going to extend their surprising season by making a run in the playoffs, they'll have to get past the New York Yankees.
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