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When I think of the Mets going to AZ I think of Kaz Matsui....was it on the trip last year that he made his 06 debut....something happened.

Certainly Miller was just a convenient person for Steinbrenner to fire.....plus I read that at least ten yankee players have their own trainers.

From everything I have read Miller had zero experience working at the MLB level. From Newsday.... ] In search of greater insight into the training philosophies of Miller and Cavalea, we did a little Googling this morning and found a few interesting Web sites into their pasts. Miller, as has already been widely reported, spoke with the Palm Beach Post about his new Yankees job for an article published on April 4. Described as a lifelong Yankees fan from Buffalo, Miller worked as a minor-league trainer with the Expos in the mid-90s before spending the last eight years as the fitness director of a Florida country club. The story also said he has a master's in performance enhancement and injury prevention from California University of Pennsylvania. As for the Yankees, he said, "I've been able to come in here and really kind of change this whole department around." Internet searches tell us that Cavalea is a local, having attended Mount Sinai high school; he even appeared in several Newsday high school roundups for his feats on the baseball field. His official Web site, www.mlstrength.com, tell us that he has a bachelors from South Florida and is currently working on his master's degree in the same program and same school as Miller earned his. Cavalea writes, "Our training approach that focuses on total body movement, strength, and stability combined with education and lifestyle training will yield the balance we are looking for and in the end, an athlete with a great understanding of their body and what it takes to maintain optimal function."

Thanks for the KTE FK,nice work,can't say I like the new uniforms,they look like ones a college would wear.

Leiter with 200 in 2000?

Congrats to both,I wonder will that reflect here with the Schaefer voting.

This is all on Cashman though,he hired this guy Miller who was working at a Country Club in Florida before this,his 24 year old assistant is now the head guy until they find someone else.

He's not had a start yet,has he?.....

soupcan wrote: It says he goes to the Marlins with Milledge for Cabrera. Or to the Astros for Oswalt! I'll take either....

Frayed Knot wrote: Willie going to the whip with Smith here. In for his 3rd inning. What does that say about Heilman?

Delgado looks like he has been trying to hit the ball to all fields,he's beaten the shift a few times this season doing it

Omar recruiting Cabrera?

I think Newhan just needs that big game winning hit....why the fuck am I defending him....

The NY Daily News has him talking with Dave Campbell(ESPN) at the restaurant Daily News Story

The idea that your clean up hitter should not bunt is so ingrained in baseball speak,I hate it,the point that CF is making is valid,if you need a base runner in the late innings then Delgado bunting is really a good option,probably a hot Wright hitting fifth would help in that decision.

That's the thing though,if Delgado tried that and got thrown out at first then we might be asking WTF is he doing,how good a bunter is he anyway?

Newhan can play second base,lets not forget him.

Wright - 3 Pelfrey - 3 Smith - 1 Delgado - 1 Chavez - 1 LoDuca - 1

From what I read Jose tried this before when with LA,wore a brace and said himself that he was never comfortable wearing it...if he were a soccer player with a torn ACL then he'd be having surgery,not sure what my point is there in saying that. Looking at your list Rotblatt are any of them big upgrades over what we have?

Torre on the no hit bid... ] "It was going to happen. That was the sense in the dugout," Torre said. "We didn't talk about it, but everybody couldn't wait for him to get out there again." I wouldn't want to be the yankees strength and conditioning coaches,last week on the FAN Torre thought it was to early to make a connection between the rash of injuries and the fact that they have new strength coaches,Cashman is starting to wonder it seems. ] "You've got to be concerned about it; you try to figure out if there's any connection," Cashman said. "Some of them are explainable more so than others, but we have to look into everything. I can't tell you it's coming from the conditioning program, but you have to be objective and look at every aspect." Thing is that most of the injuries have been various muscle pulls/strains.

Glad to say Steve I was not one of those poor immigrants that became a yankee fan because I knew what their shitty cap looked like.

That's a pretty good read,all 12 pages....yes,sign her up.

] I'm pretty sure this is the same Karla Schuster who studied journalism with me. She must of had the patience of Jobe.

Players like Pavano might one day define the Cashman era.

] Some of the 24,000 pieces of precast concrete that will comprise the Citi Field exterior are already in Flushing, some weighing 1,000 pounds Beat that you yankee wankers.