As for the bullpen, I think the Yankees will think Alby is potentially more valuable than Moseley, but the Yankees reasonably think a long man may be needed today and Gaudin is out.

I don’t see why Moseley or the Ho-man can’t be moved…or DFA’d.

Gaudin pitched yesterday, he can’t go today, Mirtre is going today and has not been fully stretched out so they need another long man so they don’t kill the bullpen, that is why Moseley is still on the team. IT’S COMMON SENSE PEOPLE.”

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I hope to goodness you are right, because Cashman sure seems to have gone out of his way to give Dustin Moseley a shot, staring with the need to call him up for fear of losing him.

Mitre can give them 75-90 pitches, but they PLAN on that. So they can figure out how to use their bullpen.

Albie got sent down because he has options and he would not pitch today anyway. As unreliable as they are, Moseley and CHoP are available today.

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Funny thing is Moseley was mediocre ephus junk in Scranton, but Cashman can’t miss out on him so he had to call him up, wouldn’t want to lose him.

Meanwhile Albaladejo is pitching his behind off and gets the stiff for how long before a token callup.
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The only reason why Moseley is on the team today is because there is a good chance they will need him today.

Park has sucked this year but he’s also a veteran major leaguer who may just wake up by the time the playoffs come around, that’s pretty much what happened with Marte last year and without him maybe the Yankees don’t win #27. Righties are hitting .214 against him, I could see him being used later in the year as a one or two batter specialist-that’s something Girardi did often in the playoffs last year. He isn’t making much money so there is no point in letting him go unless they firmly believe he’s done.”

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You are right they need to use Park strictly against Rightie

Park vs R – .214 AVG, .267 OBP, .371 SLG, .638 OPS , 4 BB, 18 K, 15 H, 2 2B, 3 HR, 10 RBI (67 AB)

Park vs L – .362 AVG, .393 OBP, .672 SLG, 1.066 OPS, 3 BB, 8 K, 21 H, 4 2B, 4 HR, 13 RBI (57 AB)

never let him face lefties, especially if a man is on base

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Doreen.
That is the Post of the Year.
It should be framed and hung next to the photo of Phil Hughes.

Alby is a big piece of this team, for more reasons than 31 saves in 32 chances. His teammates marvel at the fact that he has been so consistent in the face of so much disappointment, in terms of not being called up. Granted, he knows that if the Yankees don’t give him a shot next year, another team will next year. But the fact remains, the Yankees have problems in their bullpen, and they’re keeping a guy who has developed into a terrific pitcher at Triple-A. It doesn’t make much sense, especially considering it would cost the Yankees nothing to just give him a look.

Mitre can give them 75-90 pitches, but they PLAN on that. So they can figure out how to use their bullpen.

Albie got sent down because he has options and he would not pitch today anyway. As unreliable as they are, Moseley and CHoP are available today.

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Funny thing is Moseley was mediocre ephus junk in Scranton, but Cashman can’t miss out on him so he had to call him up, wouldn’t want to lose him.

Meanwhile Albaladejo is pitching his behind off and gets the stiff for how long before a token callup.