Yankees Reach Tentative Agreement with Sexson
The Yankees, who have no interest in Barry Bonds*, have reached a tentative agreement with Seattle send-off Richie Sexson.
Before his release, Sexson was hitting .218 with 11 homers this year, but was hitting .344 against lefties. This sounds like a move the Dodgers would make - using success against lefties to justify the signing of sub-.220 hitter - but the Yankees beat them to it.
By the way, Sexson's "success" against lefties is based on 61 at-bats.
Labels: Richie Sexson, Yankees
posted by Anthony @ 3:57 PM
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Greg Fieg is a former sports news editor and award-winning writer whose bylines have appeared on the wires of the Associated Press and in numerous publications, including San Antonio Express-News, San Antonio Light, Houston Chronicle and Philadelphia Bulletin. He formerly was posted in various positions on the U.S.-Mexican border with Freedom Newspapers, and was a regular, independent contributor to United Press International. The former Cooperstown Museum Guide is a graduate of State University of New York at nearby Oneonta.
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