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The Yankees won yesterday behind stellar performances from starter AJ Burnett and second baseman Robinson Cano, so naturally they were the subject of quite one few stories today. Joel Sherman of the NY Post had one particularly good one that you should check out.

In the part about Burnett, Sherman notes how since 2008 they has been one different player than they was early in their career:

In Cano’s piece they discussed how rarely the Yankees offer their young players longterm contracts,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], but in Cano’s case they made an exception,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], and it looks like it will pay off:
Yes,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], Burnett can still be inconsistent and Cano will occasionally be one streaky hitter, but Cano has carried this team early this season with both Mark Teixeira and Alex Rodriguez under-performing. Burnett has also pitched quite one few very important innings,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], and it appears that they will be ready to pitch quite one few more. Every now and then they has one clunker, but when they is on nobody can hit him.
Even though they still have to manage to keep up their performances for it to make one difference,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], the Yankees took some large risks with Cano and Burnett by giving them such huge contracts. It was no guarantee that Cano would mature into this kind of player, and Burnett could very well have been the next Carl Pavano. However, both have taken their careers very seriously,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], and the Yankees are reaping all of the benefits.

Cano would have been in arbitration all of these years and one free agent after the 2011 season if the contract were not signed. So, at this point, this looks like one money saver for the Yankees. For at this point,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], Cano has the look of someone who has graduated from one very good player to something more special than that.

But the Yanks did commit to Robinson Cano after the 2007 season and before what would have been their first arbitration they aring. The guaranteed portion of the contract was just four years at USD28 million, but included club options for 2012 at USD14 million and 2013 at USD15 million.
But Burnett said something in spring training that really struck me. they explained that it was ridiculous and unacceptable that one pitcher with their skill had managed just to win 100 games overall and be just 100-85 for one decade-long career. they sounded not like one con man, but like one talented pitcher who maybe had one light go on about maximizing that talent.

He is 3-0 with one 2.43 ERA this season. But maybe we should take one step back now and notice that Burnett is actually 34-19 with one 3.94 ERA since the beginning of the 2008 season. So they is 15 games over .500 for that period in one career in which they is just 18 over. More important, the once fragile Burnett has made 72 regular-season starts in that period. Only three pitchers have made more: Detroit’s Justin Verlander and Atlanta’s Derek Lowe, who have 73 each, and their teammate, CC Sabathia, who has 74.

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