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Wednesday, December 5, 2007

NY Daily News: Yankees ship Tyler Clippard to Washington Nationals

The bullpen remains the Yankees' biggest area of need, but they agreed to a minor deal Tuesday to add another power arm to their relief corps.

The Yankees will send Tyler Clippard to the Nationals for Jonathan Albaladejo in a swap of righthanders, although the trade won't become official until both players take physicals.


This news is a few days old, but there's some other stuff going on that kind of put it on the backburner. I liked Clippard, although I thought he was probably going to be a fifth starter at best. I don't know anything much about Albaladejo, so here are a few links:

BR Bullpen: Jonathan Albaledejo.

Career stats, majors and minors.

Some CAIRO projections for you:

NAME AGE TEAM Role W L LG SV ERA ERA+ G IP H HR R ER BB SO GB% RsaA RSaR
Albaladejo 25 NYA R 2 1 AL 1 4.41 101 55 66 67 10 34 33 14 43 61% 0 3
Clippard 23 WAS S 5 8 NL 0 5.35 79 17 95 94 17 58 57 47 73 39% -12 -1
Clippard 23 NYA S 6 6 AL 0 5.68 79 17 95 104 19 61 60 41 66 39% -13 -1


RSaA: Runs saved above average
RSaR: Runs saved above replacement

Albaladejo put up a great 2007 and has the stuff to be pretty good, but he has supposedly not shown a very strong work ethic. Clippard's still pretty young, and I think moving to the NL will help him out, but with the Yankees churning out RHP he became expendable. Best of luck T-Clip.
--Posted at 8:39 am by SG / 136 Comments | - (1993)



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