According to statements on the Yankees home page Andy is looking to pitch well beyond next year.

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I doubt anyone will ever pay the kind of moeny needed to get him back onto the mound, but...

The guy seems incapable of staying away, he'll be back in baseball in another capacity, but which one?

Pitching coach, management, or even owner?

Do people think he'd be a good pitching coach? Everyone is saying he has a good influence on the other pitchers on the staff, but is that by leading by example or does he actually know enough to help improve their technique and mechanics? Does anyone know?

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What happened?

Our starting made Brown, Vasquez, Weaver, Loaiza seem like star pitchers...

We got a total of 14.1 innings from our starters, not counting Pettitte we got 2.2 innings per starter!

Don't blame the offense! Against the Cy Young of the year the offense chased him after 5 innings and got 3 runs of him... Any time you get 3 runs in the post season against a future Cy Young winner that is good and with our own ace on the mound that is a game we should have won!

So really, game 2 was very weak but remember Carmona pitched exceptionally well - such things happened and esepcially in the post season. (Still thanks to Andy we almost won)

In game 3 and 4 we got 8 runs and 4 runs, we chased the starting pitcher after 5 innings. That should be good enough to win in the post season.

Starting pitching was what put us in the 21-29 hole in April and May, starting pitching lost us the ALDS. Don't moan about the offense

What is wrong with booing if it is justified? What is wrong with saying that someone's job is on the line if you lose?

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according to Fortune YES is for sale see the link below:

http://money.cnn.com/2007/08/01/news/companies/yes_sale.fortune/index.htm

I guess given a $3-3.5bn price for YES George can afford the $200m/year payroll. Honestly if they sell YES where does that leave the team, most likely for sale as well the day George dies.

So what does Yankees post George compete? $200m per year will certainly be out of teh question. Will we get back to world were going to the post season is a major success?