Yesterday George King posted a short article on the Jordan Zimmerman contract and what it meant for the Yankees’ search for starting pitching on the free agent market. If he would have waited a little longer, he could have included David Price in the piece and expanded on his idea, but that’s neither here nor there. While King’s argument that the high price for Zimmerman (and now Price) could push the second and third-tier pitching markets out of the Yankees’ desired price range is completely spot on, it wasn’t the most important part of the article.
Report: Nothing Close On The Gardner, Miller, Or Nova Trade Fronts
