[新聞] With New York Yankees eliminated, Pe …

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1.Andy 在最後主場期間，去照MRI發現左肩有點肌腱發炎，加上洋基已經從季後賽淘汰了，所以本季將不再出賽。洋基讓Andy感受到，他們希望他留下來，Andy表示他會思考後，做出決定。 (本段為大約翻譯) 2.不管洋基季後要做什麼，在那之前他們需要一位GM。Cashman的合約到10月底。 Cashman不論談論他是否會留下。但水手希望Cashman是他們新的GM。 Girardi 說他簽下三年合約時，他個人假設Cashman將會全程都是GM情況下。 Cashman說當然沒進季後賽是可惜的，但是他知道這適當球隊進入轉換期時的陣痛，而他知道這個三年前開始的轉換期的工作尚未完成。（本段只是大約翻） 3. Mussina今天傳接球後，決定將要投最後一場先發挑戰20勝，他說：「除非這幾天我在Trainers' room時受傷...」 4.洋基跟2A Trenton延長合作關係到2014年。 5. 因為已經無法進季後賽，Girardi決定讓Damon, Jeter, A-Rod 休息 (不過可能是輪休，沒寫清楚，讓人誤會，sorry..)，他想利用未來五場的的比賽來看看小朋友們的表現 (包括： Juan Miranda 以及 Francisco Cervelli) With New York Yankees eliminated, Pettitte gets weekend off by Ed Price/The Star-Ledger Wednesday September 24, 2008, 7:33 PM TORONTO -- Andy Pettitte is shut down. Whether it's for good remains to be seen. The Yankees announced Wednesday that Pettitte, whose left shoulder has been bothering him for at least a month, will not pitch again this season. "I've thrown enough innings," Pettitte said before Wednesday night's 6-2, 10-inning victory over the Blue Jays at Rogers Centre, a game won on a Bobby Abreu grand slam. "There's not any sense in going out and continue to kill myself now or push myself through anything." Sidney Ponson will start Saturday at Boston in Pettitte's place. Pettitte, 36, revealed that he underwent an MRI during the final homestand and that it showed tendinitis in his shoulder, which needs rest. The next step for him will be deciding his future. Pettitte doesn't want to play anywhere else but said he needs time to make a decision whether to return or retire, although he plans to come to a conclusion sooner than he did the past two winters. "I just need to get away for a little while," he said. "I don't want to drag it out. ... They've pretty much let it be known to me they'd like to have me back and it's up to me." The Yankees are expected to revamp their rotation over the winter, and A.J. Burnett could be a target. Wednesday night Burnett struck out 11 in eight innings for Toronto and earned a curtain call from the fans who knew it might be his last Blue Jays start, since he can opt out of his contract. Phil Hughes was also good, allowing two runs on five hits in a career-high eight innings (100 pitches) for the Yankees. But he got a no-decision, leaving him winless (0-4) for the year despite opening the season in the rotation. The Yankees are the third team -- the first with a winning record -- to have two pitchers go winless while making eight or more starts: Hughes, whose season was derailed by a fractured rib, and Ian Kennedy. Pettitte, who finishes 14-14, is one of seven pitchers to throw 200 innings every season over the past four years, and the only one older than 32. He had 204 this year. In his past 11 starts, as his velocity decreased and his cut fastball suffered, Pettitte went 2-7 with a 6.23 ERA and .323 batting average allowed. "It's given me a little bit of trouble" was all he would say about his shoulder. "I just think I pitched terrible," he said. "I feel like everybody pitched really well, other than me, down the stretch." Only three pitchers have had a .500 or better record (15 or more starts) in each of their first 14 seasons: Pettitte, Cy Young (1890-1903) and Tom Seaver (1967-80). Before the Yankees decide what to do with Pettitte or anyone else this winter, they need to have a general manager in place. Brian Cashman said Wednesday by phone that he had no plans to go to Tampa, Fla., to meet with ownership. But he sure talks like someone who wants to continue as GM. "We're not there yet," said Cashman, reflecting on the transition he started three years ago, "but there's progress that has been made. "There's still work to be done." Will Cashman be doing it? "Right now I can't really talk about it," Cashman said of his status. As a result, he said he can't discuss what the Yankees need to do this offseason "right at this moment." Cashman's three-year deal that included increased authority expires Oct. 31. The Steinbrenner family wants Cashman to stay, but some in baseball believe the Seattle Mariners' GM job is Cashman's for the taking, and Cashman might want to look into it. Then again, Seattle promises to be a major rebuilding project. Manager Joe Girardi praised his relationship with Cashman. "I'm under the assumption that he's still going to be here," Girardi said. "That's my personal assumption. I'm not speaking for him. "When I signed (a three-year contract), I was under the assumption, in my mind, that he was going to be here the whole time I was." Cashman didn't say missing the playoffs for the first time since 1993 was acceptable, but he indicated it was in part a consequence of his desire to build an organization that develops more of its own players. "You're seeing a market correction on Wall Street," he said. "And you're seeing a market correction taking place in our organization the past few years. "A year like this is coming at some point, no matter what." Notes: Mike Mussina, struck Tuesday on the outside of his right elbow by a liner, played catch Wednesday and is determined to start Sunday at Boston in pursuit of his first 20-win season. "Unless I get hurt in the training room between now and then," Mussina said. ... The Yankees extended their player-development contract with Double-A Trenton through 2014. ... As a result of being eliminated from postseason play, the Yankees held Derek Jeter (sore left hand), Alex Rodriguez and Johnny Damon out of the lineup. Girardi said he wants to look at some younger players over the final five games, including first baseman Juan Miranda, who played Wednesday night, and catcher Francisco Cervelli. http://tinyurl.com/3loks9 -- ※ 發信站: 批踢踢實業坊(ptt.cc) ◆ From: 140.109.23.17

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