Yankees trying to unload Chan Ho Park?
by Eli Greenspan on Jul 26, 2010 9:17 PM EDT
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ESPN.com's Jayson Stark is reporting that the Yankees are trying to move pitcher Chan Ho Park. Park is 2-1 in 25 games this season for the Yankees, but he has posted his worst ERA in nearly four seasons.
Historically, Park has been a much better second half pitcher than the first half of his season. He owns a 3.92 ERA after the All-Star break compared to a 4.71 ERA in the first half. So far this July, Park has a 2.45 ERA in 7 appearances.
Park could fit a team in need of a cheap bullpen option. He is 37 years old, and only signed a one year deal worth 1.2 million dollars. If the team was willing to surrender a low-level prospect, they could get a free arm who could help down the stretch.
The Reds could be a potential fit.
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We'll take Bailey from the Red please.
It wouldn’t be the only time CHOP’s given up a homer
Go New York Go!
Chan Ho-merun Park *
I’ll take a bag of balls at this point for Park
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