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Double-Whammy

2007-10-29 07:29

by Alex Belth

Alex Rodriguez's sense of timing should never come as a surprise. He's able to put himself right smack in the spotlight at exactly the wrong moment. It takes some kind of chutzpah to do what he did on Sunday. According to numerous reports, Scott Boras informed the Yankees yesterday afternoon that Rodriguez will opt out of his contract, thus ending his four-year stint in pinstripes.

"Alex made the decision today," Boras said. "I thought we should notify the club."

The Daily News reports:

"We really wanted him back, but obviously he didn't want to be a Yankee," Hank Steinbrenner said late last night. "I just think that's a shame. But if that's the case, then this is goodbye."

I'm not shocked that Rodriguez is jetting. You could see it coming. And I can't say that I'm entirely surprised at how it came out. I knew it would come down to something weird like this. Still, a hell of a way to go, ain't it? Just another reason to wonder what's next? But my immediate guess is that this means Joe Girardi will be named skipper today.

Also, congrats go out to the Red Sox and, more to the point, any Red Sox fans who frequent Bronx Banter. The Sox are a deserving champion. Did the Rockies even show up? Wow.

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2007-10-29 07:44:54

1. Schteeve

A heartfelt congrats to the Sox and their fans, winning the Al East in 2008 will be a great accomplishment that you can look forward to all year!

puke

2007-10-29 07:45:57

2. yankz

Roughly 400 comments on the last thread all trashing this fraud.

I really thought he was going to stay. His teammates loved him this year, the press for the most part did as well (see RLYW's cover counter), and he won't get more money somewhere else. Guess none of that was enough to overcome his hatred for the city.

2007-10-29 07:49:21

3. JoeInRI

0 I think my sample size is small, but there's much less of a ruckus in New England today than there was 3 years ago. Understandable, I supposed, but I wonder if Sox fans already feel that this is their due.

2007-10-29 07:50:11

4. ms october

yankz - maybe shelley would be the one to kick his ass.

Living in Boston it is very hard for me to feel congratulatory - but I will say I feel somehwat better than I thought I would - in part because after last year's joke of the Cardinals winning - I am glad the superior team won

2007-10-29 07:50:27

5. Yankee Fan In Boston

a new day.

a new direction.

we're just a scrappy little wild card team undergoing a rebuilding phase.

they have to leak a manager today. positivity.

to be honest, i felt a little guilty rooting for rodriguez. screw him.

he has been 134ed.

2007-10-29 07:50:30

6. Mattpat11

2 Or his hatred for, even with all his numbers, always being number two. Which is why I know he won't end up in Boston.

2007-10-29 07:50:43

7. RIYank

I thought he'd stay, too. Damn.
So. Money to spend, and a new philosophy to pursue...

Free agent pitching? Price (in bodies, not $$$) for Santana?

2007-10-29 07:52:09

8. JoeInRI

Is Blalock a free agent?

2007-10-29 07:52:16

9. ms october

5 nice spin - and i agree with your post on the last thread about him having made his mind up awhile ago

2007-10-29 07:52:17

10. yankz

william in the last thread says Kim Jones heard through someone else that Arod had been planning on leaving since at least September. I'm really, really curious as to what did it. The press? No more sleepovers with Jeter? Still sad about batting 8th?

I hope it was something like "I didn't get along with my teammates." Like he will somewhere else.

2007-10-29 07:52:32

11. Yankee Fan In Boston

4 they are one hell of a team. you have to give them that. they were solid from wire to wire for the most part, and owned the playoffs.

all props should be given, and they are deserved.

props and congrats.

2007-10-29 07:53:03

12. RIYank

5 I think Bronx Banter should hereafter refer to the date Sunday October 28 2007 as October 134th.

(Either that or Black Sunday.)

2007-10-29 07:53:21

13. Mattpat11

11 They just absolutely dismantled the supposed second best team in baseball in a manner I've never seen. Colorado was never close to in it.

2007-10-29 07:53:23

14. yankz

8 I don't think so, and anyway, he has a career .699 OPS away from Arlington.

2007-10-29 07:53:43

15. rbj

5 134ed?

I think it's less A-Rod's decision and more Boras'

2007-10-29 07:53:58

16. Cru Jones

Yes, congrats to Red Sox fans, but it's a little generous to say the Rockies didn't show up. Two one-run games out of four isn't a TOTAL blowout.

For all the hate I have for A-Rod right now, I am grateful for one thing: his opting out during the 3rd inning kept me from dwelling on what was unfolding in Denver. Thank you, A-Rod! You're a klassy guy!

2007-10-29 07:54:11

17. Mattpat11

15 I think A-Rod found yet another way to be the center of attention.

2007-10-29 07:54:37

18. ms october

11 yeah - it looked like cleveland was going to take advantage of their weaknesses, but they fought through that - and destroyed the angels and the rockies

2007-10-29 07:54:44

19. RIYank

Blalock: next year. And he has an option.

2007-10-29 07:54:57

20. JoeInRI

13 The Red Sox beat the 2nd best team in baseball in the ALCS

2007-10-29 07:55:19

21. Mattpat11

16 Those games may have been close in actual score, but they were totally outclassed in them. No matter what the score was, the Red Sox, IMO, were never actually close to losing either game.

2007-10-29 07:55:38

22. JoeInRI

19 So maybe he can be gotten on the cheap??

2007-10-29 07:55:41

23. Yankee Fan In Boston

14 peter abraham mentioned shifting cano to 3rd... i'd consider that, if robbi would be willing to do so.

then we get a killer 2B. and santana. and dimaggio (either dimaggio).

then? we're set.

2007-10-29 07:55:53

24. Mattpat11

20 And humiliated them in game seven.

2007-10-29 07:56:29

25. tommyl

What is 134ed?

2007-10-29 07:56:30

26. 51cq24

20 they beat themselves?

2007-10-29 07:56:34

27. D4P

"We really wanted him back, but obviously he didn't want to be a Yankee,"

Nice response. Two can play at this game.

2007-10-29 07:57:13

28. tommyl

Congrats to the Red Sox. I'm happy to see that for once, the best regular season team won. As much as I hate Beckett, man, what a performance this postseason. He was the difference maker.

2007-10-29 07:57:59

29. yankz

25 You need to go a few threads back. Comment 134 magically disappeared and nobody knows why, not even Ken.

2007-10-29 07:58:23

30. JoeInRI

23 Either? What about Vince?

2007-10-29 07:58:30

31. yankz

19 Please see 14 . That's seriously terrible.

2007-10-29 07:58:54

32. Mattpat11

28 30 IP, 19 H 2 BB 4 ER

2007-10-29 07:59:22

33. JoeInRI

26 HA!

2007-10-29 07:59:31

34. tommyl

27 Yeah. Look I'd have more respect for A-Rod if he sat down with the team and ownership, discussed a deal and decided he didn't like it.

Announcing during the world series (on a night that should be purely for those two teams) that you won't even return the Steinbrenner's phone calls. Well, as much as I hate to quote that fat turd, "Bush League."

2007-10-29 07:59:32

35. JeremyM

Poor Bobby Abreu, A-Rod only cared if "his closer, his catcher, and his tenured starting pitcher" came back. What about HIS right-fielder?!?!? What about HIS defensive replacement first-baseman workout buddy?!?!

2007-10-29 07:59:42

36. Schteeve

If Boston starts bidding for A-Rod, and the Yankees stick to their guns, they are idiots. They should swallow their pride, and negotiate with him. Losing A-Rod is a disaster for this team.

On the other hand, it's going to be interesting to see what he gets and from whom.

2007-10-29 07:59:51

37. yankz

33 I say we abandon that call.

2007-10-29 08:00:11

38. Yankee Fan In Boston

28 ditto. i hate that kid, but jeepers can he throw a baseball.

2007-10-29 08:00:16

39. ms october

we should have a 134 post on the side for those who missed it.
basically on friday there was some back and forth between two posters (we think in a joking manner)
anyway post 134 mysteriously disappeared and it heightened the mystery.
so when people say it was 134ed it means something disappeared

2007-10-29 08:00:44

40. JeremyM

28 I hate Papelbon as well, but he was channeling Mariano out there. I've been waiting for the rug to be pulled out on him, but he looks like the real deal.

2007-10-29 08:01:35

41. JeremyM

36 Only to drive the price up for Boston, not with the intent of bringing him back, I say.

2007-10-29 08:02:15

42. JoeInRI

36 You're right . . .

2007-10-29 08:02:29

43. Zack

I can just envision all of the GMs in baseball with a spare 3B calling Cashman up as we speak: "Hey Brian, so how attached are you to "the big 3?"

2007-10-29 08:02:30

44. tommyl

35 I said it on the last thread, that's BS. A-Rod could have waited 10 more days to meet with ownership and Cash, find out what direction they wanted to take the team and see how offers to MoPoAb shook out. I'd have more respect for him if he just said, "You know what, you guys booed me so screw you, I'll go hit my HRs somewhere else."

2007-10-29 08:02:45

45. JoeInRI

36 Define disaster . . .

2007-10-29 08:03:21

46. Nick from Washington Heights

it just occurred to me that the net logical step in the A-Rod story is him signing with Boston.

2007-10-29 08:04:03

47. ms october

44 Right - how do you take this as anything other than a big F you?

2007-10-29 08:04:38

48. williamnyy23

The Red Sox were clearly the better team...in fact, 4 or 5 teams in the AL were clearly better than everyone in the NL. I thought the Yankees could have handled Boston head-to-head, but they didn't get the chance. Regardless, I think Boston deserved to win the World Series. Unlike 2004, I have to admit I didn't really care too much whether they won or not. One reason was because it didn't come as a result of a historic ALCS over the Yankees. Secondly, I didn't dislike as many players on this team as the 2004 edition. And, finally, before 2004, it almost felt as if one of the Yankees main missions was to keep the curse of the Bambino alive. With that silliness dispensed with, I've kind of lost interest in what the Red Sox do when they are not playing the Yankees.

2007-10-29 08:05:59

49. Start Spreading the News

More background on 134 not related to Banter (or is it?)
Article 134 of the American UCMJ is the catch-all article, for offences "not specifically mentioned in this chapter." Article 134 has been used to prosecute a wide variety of offences, from cohabitation by personnel not married to each other to statements critical of the U.S. President. Some prisoners at Abu Ghraib were tagged with this number.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/134_(number)

So if ARod has be 134ed, then we can now ascribe to him all the failings of the Yankees for the past few years.

2007-10-29 08:06:33

50. yankz

Whatever back page writer came up with "Mr. Optober" is genius.

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2007-10-29 08:06:54

51. dianagramr

Ditto!

Now .... A-Rod could have said ... "I want Mo, Po and Pet back next year, and I'm willing to defer X million of my salary to help with the luxury tax if you can sign them all and give me an extension".

But we all know the odds of that happening.

p.s. I still wouldn't mind Beltre at 3rd, even at his inflated salary and .270ish BA. His defense is outstanding .... he's still young, and he keeps his nose clean (I think).

2007-10-29 08:06:57

52. NJYankee41

It's only going to get sadder when Mattingly decides he would like to leave the team because of the Girardi hire. I think Girardi will be a fine manager, but I'm afraid Donnie will give the Yogi treatment as well and I would hate to see that.

It sucks that A-Rod is leaving, but if this is the way he chooses to leave then so be it. He will go down as baseball's greatest nomad. Hank had a pretty good line in the Times: "Does he want to go into the Hall of Fame as a Yankee, or a Toledo Mud Hen?"

2007-10-29 08:07:03

53. 51cq24

48 i agree with everything you said. but i DO hate papelbon and his disgusting celebrations.

2007-10-29 08:08:06

54. williamnyy23

36 Presumably, the Yankees were going to make their best offer in the pre-opt out period. Unless the market for Arod sours and they can still get him at that price, I hope they do not over bid for him. Getting into a bidding war with Boston would be the worst thing that could happen. Not only would they be tied into a long-term deal that will become an albatross in 3-4 seasons, but the added pressure on Arod would make a future meltdown a distinct possibility.

Arod was great...I loved him. But if he wants to move, the Yankees can too.

2007-10-29 08:08:45

55. ms october

46 He'll certainly be able to chase the hits and homerun records there.
http://tinyurl.com/2eot2

I hadn't looked in awhile - I thought Philly would have been higher

2007-10-29 08:10:04

56. williamnyy23

40 Papelbon strikes me as the next Gagne. His dominance is real, but I am not sure his shoulder will allow him longevity.

2007-10-29 08:10:52

57. joejoejoe

39 Post 134's agent faxed me that 134 was exercising it's option. It had concerns about the uncertain status of Emma Spann and Wil Weiss for 2008 so it decided to bolt Banter.

2007-10-29 08:11:14

58. pistolpete

36 No way. Let him walk.

The fans and the team may have been in a bit of denial for 4 years about what kind of disruption this guy causes wherever he goes, but last night he showed his true colors.

8th inning of the clinching game of the World Series, indeed.

Buh-bye, greedy attention whore. Nice knowin' ya.

Let's use this money to shore up the bullpen now, please. Work your magic, Cash.

2007-10-29 08:12:19

59. yankz

57 At least it bothered to fax you. Could've just sent a text.

2007-10-29 08:13:27

60. williamnyy23

52 That's been my concern all along. I would hate to see Mattingly feel betrayed. I have no objectivity when it comes to Donnie...he is the one person I still connect with on an emotional level.

2007-10-29 08:14:41

61. D4P

Let's use this money to shore up the bullpen now, please

The Dodgers will give you Scott Proctor for Wilson Betemit. Straight up.

2007-10-29 08:14:58

62. tommyl

55 Oh I hope he goes to Philly. My gf lives there, I can come down and boo him on a weekly basis.

2007-10-29 08:15:01

63. YankeeInMichigan

Next time A-Rod steps up to the plate in the Bronx, he'll be greeted by Joba's chin music.

2007-10-29 08:15:08

64. joejoejoe

57 D'oh! One 'n' in Span.

2007-10-29 08:15:17

65. JeremyM

52 Mattingly strikes me as too classy to let being passed over phase him that much, although I don't expect him back as a coach. As long as the Yankees were fair to him and explained there reasons well, I don't see him holding a grudge. What was done to Yogi was certainly unfair and he had every right to be upset.

2007-10-29 08:16:13

66. williamnyy23

53 Papelbon and Youkilis are the only players I dislike (I even don't hate Schilling)...in 2004, there was Millar, Damon (whom I now really like), Pedro, Lowe, Arroyo, Nixon...

2007-10-29 08:16:37

67. Shawn Clap

I can't wait for the '08 All-Star game boo-fest. Ahh, just like old times.

Wonder how the A-Rod apologists apologize for this big "F.U. and your measly $27M a year".

2007-10-29 08:17:13

68. williamnyy23

51 Beltre at 2 years/$24mn wouldn't be awful because he is great on defense and competent as a hitter. He would probably wind up being a rich man's Scott Brosius.

2007-10-29 08:17:17

69. pistolpete

54 Personally, I can't see Boston making a move for him. Maybe the FO wants to, just to stick it to the Yanks, but I think the players & the fans would revolt.

Varitek, Schilling, Pedroia - you think any of these guys could co-exist with A-Rod?

I say Cubbies. Piniella's probably working the phones as we speak.

2007-10-29 08:17:39

70. yankz

67 I don't think there are any left.

Completely forgot about the AS Game. Wow, it's going to be noisy.

2007-10-29 08:19:07

71. williamnyy23

58 Keep in mind...this was same Arod who sat in the stands behind home plate during game 5 of the 2000 World Series. No one should be surprised by the tactic Arod used this time around. Boras is very cunning in how he orchestrates things, so this was right in line.

2007-10-29 08:19:09

72. pwicked

Never mind A-rod, god's team got clobbered ! BWAHHAAHAAAHAAA!!

2007-10-29 08:19:13

73. Cru Jones

21 Fair enough. Just trying to stay positive. Red-Rod Sunday has been tough on me.

2007-10-29 08:19:50

74. Cru Jones