Originally posted by: isasir
Well after Sheffield's comments about the trade rumors, why would any team want him?
Originally posted by: Beast1284
Originally posted by: isasir
Well after Sheffield's comments about the trade rumors, why would any team want him?
You wouldn't say anything if the Yankees wanted to trade you to the Mets? hahaha
Originally posted by: cliftonite
Sheff for cameron? Puhhhhhh lease. If the yankees were trying to get someone like Shef, they would probably have to start with a package of Duncan/hughes and include someone like wang/cano + one more prospect.
Originally posted by: RabidMongoose
Sheffield is psychotic and after his little rant and tirade, any possibility of a trade to any team is probably over.
Originally posted by: jewno
i don't want sheffield on mets roster.
Originally posted by: cliftonite
And I cant belive that they are trading someone like Wang away. They need to replace Brown this offseason and why spend 6 to 8 million on a #4 or 5 pitcher if you can get by with Wang making 500gs. This is exactly the reason why they have such a sh!tty payroll.
Originally posted by: cliftonite
And I cant belive that they are trading someone like Wang away. They need to replace Brown this offseason and why spend 6 to 8 million on a #4 or 5 pitcher if you can get by with Wang making 500gs. This is exactly the reason why they have such a sh!tty payroll.
Originally posted by: ThePresence
Originally posted by: cliftonite
And I cant belive that they are trading someone like Wang away. They need to replace Brown this offseason and why spend 6 to 8 million on a #4 or 5 pitcher if you can get by with Wang making 500gs. This is exactly the reason why they have such a sh!tty payroll.
Who said they're trading Wang? Sheesh.
Originally posted by: RedPickle
Originally posted by: cliftonite
And I cant belive that they are trading someone like Wang away. They need to replace Brown this offseason and why spend 6 to 8 million on a #4 or 5 pitcher if you can get by with Wang making 500gs. This is exactly the reason why they have such a sh!tty payroll.
Link to truth?
But manager Joe Torre said before Wednesday's game that the Yankees had turned down the Mets' offer for Sheffield, adding that he had informed Sheffield of that fact shortly after he had spoken with reporters.
"Yeah, there was conversation [with the Mets], but that particular thing with trading Sheffield, we turned that down," said Torre, who was asked by Brian Cashman to talk to Sheffield after the general manager couldn't get a hold of him. "I wanted to let him know that we turned down any inquiry about him from the Mets. We said, 'No, thank you.'"
Originally posted by: ThePresence
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But manager Joe Torre said before Wednesday's game that the Yankees had turned down the Mets' offer for Sheffield, adding that he had informed Sheffield of that fact shortly after he had spoken with reporters.
"Yeah, there was conversation [with the Mets], but that particular thing with trading Sheffield, we turned that down," said Torre, who was asked by Brian Cashman to talk to Sheffield after the general manager couldn't get a hold of him. "I wanted to let him know that we turned down any inquiry about him from the Mets. We said, 'No, thank you.'"
Yesterday, however, Yankees manager Joe Torre asserted that such a trade wouldn't take place. "We turned it down," said Torre, who relayed the same message to Sheffield. "... I wanted to make sure he heard it from me ... Yes, they asked. We said no."
A National League official, however, contended that it was just the opposite. That Yankees general manager Brian Cashman pitched the proposal to his Mets counterpart Omar Minaya, who then issued a counterproposal. And at that point, the Yankees declined.
Seems a little strange to me. On one hand we have Joe Torre on the record saying this, on the other hand we have an unamed league official. Joe Torre is not known to lie publicly. Besides, trades are not submitted to the league until both teams agree in principle. How would a league official even know who approached who?Originally posted by: isasir
Originally posted by: ThePresence
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But manager Joe Torre said before Wednesday's game that the Yankees had turned down the Mets' offer for Sheffield, adding that he had informed Sheffield of that fact shortly after he had spoken with reporters.
"Yeah, there was conversation [with the Mets], but that particular thing with trading Sheffield, we turned that down," said Torre, who was asked by Brian Cashman to talk to Sheffield after the general manager couldn't get a hold of him. "I wanted to let him know that we turned down any inquiry about him from the Mets. We said, 'No, thank you.'"
Not so fast...
Yesterday, however, Yankees manager Joe Torre asserted that such a trade wouldn't take place. "We turned it down," said Torre, who relayed the same message to Sheffield. "... I wanted to make sure he heard it from me ... Yes, they asked. We said no."
A National League official, however, contended that it was just the opposite. That Yankees general manager Brian Cashman pitched the proposal to his Mets counterpart Omar Minaya, who then issued a counterproposal. And at that point, the Yankees declined.
Originally posted by: Queasy
It's not everday one can put their Wang on a trading block.