Agent Randy Hendricks has promised a decision by Dec. 22 and insisted last night Pettitte will not be pressured to decide. “There is no point pushing us,” he said. “Either team can do whatever they think they need to do.”
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Jim B. My gut feeling is the Yanks won't sign Lilly,and if Pettitte continues to vaccilate the Yanks could turn elsewhere....Mulder ?
I don't think Cashman will sign either Pettitte or Lilly, as that would add to the team payroll and increase our luxury tax. We will get a starting pitcher thru trade and lower the team payroll at the same time. Cash is just trying to make the team he wants to get a pitcher from, believe we have the option of signing a free agent pitcher if they dally, or bargain to hard.
I think Zito will be a Yankee. I think he will wait till the last min just as Beltran did in 2005 then take a salary of 13-14 mil a year
Here's the way I see it for 2007:
Wang, Pettite, Mussina, Lilly, and Johnson/ Igawa.
I'll take my chances with that mix to go along with our offense.
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