Yankees non-tender Chien-Ming Wang
by Eli Greenspan on Dec 12, 2009 3:55 PM EST
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The Yankees have decided to non-tender starting pitcher Chien-Ming Wang, according to Yankees.com. Wang, a two-time 19-game winner, had shoulder surgery in June last season and isn't expected to be ready until midseason 2010.
Wang was very ineffective with the Yankees in '09, posting a 9.64 ERA before being shut down.
His agent, Alan Nero, says Wang will be ready to go by May.
"He is way ahead of schedule," Nero said. "He started his throwing program on Dec. 1 and is under the supervision of Dr. James Andrews with his physical therapy. I'm very optimistic that he will be in the best shape of his life."
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I hope he comes back to the Yankees
he deserves another shot to get his career back on track there, after all he did in 2006-2008. I’ve always been a huge CMW fan. I love the way he pitches. And as a Yankees fan it will be tough to see him go. Cashman may come to regret it if he lets Wang leave.
Should keep him i mean whats stopping them?
Money? Sha right
Why is patience a virtue and procrastination a sin...I mean whats wrong with patiently procrastionating?
i dont know
hes a sinker baller and perfect for Dave Duncan in St Louis, sounds like a 1 yr deal with mutual option for a 2nd to me worth probably around 7-9 mil
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