Will Jaret Wright continue to start pitching for the Yanks?
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Jaret Wright is no a good pitcher, you should drop him ASAP.  For these two years, he has a ERA more than 6.00 and WHIP about 2.00.  Pick someone else in FA could make your team much better.\n\nJaret Wright would keep playing with Yangkees though.  Because of his huge contract, no other team wants him now.  When Pavano comes back, he will be the no.3 starter.  Wang would be the no.4.  Wright, Chacon and Small will fight for the no.5.  Most likely, when Wright comes back, he would get the no.5 and Yangkees would trade either Chacon or Small.\n\nIf you still want to keep Wright, check how he pitches this Friday, against Blue Jays.  Blue Jays is pretty good on hitting now.  If Wright can control the game, you might want to give him a second chance (his last two games were facing poor hitting teams but composed a 7.20 ERA).
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i think it's possible...he's only on one of the best teams in the entire mlb.  he'll get plenty of save opportunities.  i bet all the guys that say he's too young/inexperienced haven't even seem him pitch.
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I think he has had a young career so far even though he has been playing at a high level for several years.  If he gets to the 10-12 year mark with the same level of play, I think definitely yes.  I am not a Yankees fan, but he is one of the games best SS.  If he stays healthy and plays at this level, he will be one of the games best at that position.
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Depends, how large is your roster?  If it's roto with no bench, then maybe, but he will turn it around this year.
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Josh Beckett gets his first taste of the Red Sox-Yankees rivalry when he starts for Boston on Tuesday, but it's not like he's never faced New York in a pressure-packed situation.\n\nBeckett (3-1, 4.50 ERA) pitches against the Yankees for the first time since beating them 2-0 in the deciding game of the 2003 World Series as Boston and New York conclude their two-game series at Fenway Park. \n He is opposed by Shawn ChaCon who is also 3-1 and has a 4.56 ERA who has allowed just two runs and eight hits over 13 1-3 innings in winning his last two starts for New York.
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A lot of pitching, No. Enough pitching, yes. The Yankees are a perennial playoff team and I don't see that changing. Their offensive is so explosive that they can win with a sub-par pitching staff.
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The Washington Nationals really need to figure out who they want to build around.  They made a mistake with trading for Alfonso Soriano.\n\nThey should trade him back to the Yankees for Jaret Wright who was with the Atlanta Braves.  Why?  The Yankees need a bat in the line up to replace the loss of Matsui, and the Nationals need a proven arm in their rotation.  Actually I would make it Carl Palvano or Jaret Wright. \n\nThey also need to build around their third baseman because anytime you mention Mike Schmidt and Scott Rolen in the same sentence when refering to a third baseman...you make him a pillar on your team.
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Actually the Yankees have brought up quite a few first class pitchers over the last 20 years. Most of them pitch/ed for other teams. Drabek for example came up with the Yanks but won 20 games for the Pirates instead. \n\nCurrently  Brandon Claussen and Eric Milton are examples of recent Yankee prospects showing signs of developing into good solid pitchers. \n\nAndy Pettite and Mariano Rivera are two great pitchers the Yanks brought up from the farm system. \n\nThe Yankees while Stienbrenner was suspended built up an impressive farm system in an amazingly short time. Besides Pettite and Rivera the Yanks brought up Jeter, Bernie Williams, Posada, Soriano, Cano, Lowell are some examples. Unfortunately the Yankees keep dumping prospects for washed up overpriced vets. When the Yankees were mostly home grown they were a dynasty. When they went back to trying to buy the WS they suddenly became the most expensive team that could not win a WS again. So many talented Yankee prospects are lost when they do this as well. \n\nSo opportunity is the hardest part for up and coming Yankee pitchers. The Yanks have too little patience with them. They have to produce right out the door but very few great pitchers become effective without a couple years of mediocrity or outright stinking it up in the majors.
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Of course he should. Why not give him the Cy Young as well? I mean, the Yankees have played almost 21% of their schedule already, the season is practically over! Seriously though, let him continue pitching this way into September and then decide. At the end of May of last year Matt Clement was 6-0 with an ERA of 3.01. For the remainder of the year he was 7-6 with an ERA of 5.46. It's nice that Mussina is off to a good start but he has 20+ starts left this year.
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He will do good but not as good as last year. This is hard for me to say (because I am a Yank fan) he did not deserve to win the MVP in the AL last year (David Ortiz, Boston Red Sox should have won). The biggest problem with him is that he hits home runs after they are winning by 7 runs it is sad but true.
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I'd definitely be on the look-out for a replacement for Loaiza... If he keeps pitching (if he is allowed to by the A's) like he has been, any one of those pitchers you mentioned might be the better option this year...
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To tell you the truth, they need a lot of help so it is not likely that they will be in the near term. But on the plus side for them, they have assembled a  very good young pitching staff, which is a must for any team that wants to contend on a tight budget to have (Think of the A's when they had the big 3 of Mulder, Hudson, and Zito). They need to make better decisions on player evaluations, but I think that they do have a shot...
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With that crappy Yankees pitching, probably about 84-78. Good for 3rd place behind Sox and Jays though ;-)
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The Yankees seem not too interested in Zito, they don't rate him that high, hes not worth the asking price.\n\nMets or the Cubs seem the obvious choice. Teams in desperate need of starting pitching and have the cash to throw around.\n\nThe Yankees have their left hander now in Igawa (and still have 1 year of Johnson left too)
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As an actual answer to this question, I would expect the Yanks to make a play for Zito, but I don't think he'll end up there.  They might also take a shot at Garcia from the White Sox.  \n\nTO all the Boston fans out there, don't fret, even though you might get this great japanese pitcher, you'll still find a way to loose.
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Well I’ll say Jeter on the fact that every year he has made the playoffs. Not many players can say that.  In addition, I’ve seen the way he acts on the field, like a pro every time the first Yankee out of the dugout to congratulate a player for anything and the first to tell them it’s all right.  I know Wright is only in his second year but and it is like comparing apples and oranges but Wright hasn’t played in any playoff games yet. \n\nOh and Rolen's couldn't hold either jockstrap in a rainstorm
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Being a Mariners fan, I am optimistic about them getting Barry Zito, but I don't see that happening. I think a more resonable target will be Jason Schmidt. He will give the Mariners a strong ace to anchor the rotation and a veteran to mentor King Felix now that Jamie is gone. Also, they should try to make a move to resign Gil Meche. He is, in my opinion, ready for a breakout year.