Buh-bye Big Unit...

[Judy G. Russell]

... and don't let the door hit you on the way out.

Randy Johnson was bought by the Yankees at such an outrageous price... and delivered essentially nothing for the money. So buh-bye, Randy; it's back to the D'Backs with you... and the Yanks seem back to basics:

In shedding Johnson two months after trading outfielder Gary Sheffield, the Yankees have jettisoned two expensive players with lengthy résumés who failed to bring a World Series title to the Bronx. In return, they have helped restock a farm system that is suddenly flourishing.It's about time.

[ndebord]

... and don't let the door hit you on the way out.

Randy Johnson was bought by the Yankees at such an outrageous price... and delivered essentially nothing for the money. So buh-bye, Randy; it's back to the D'Backs with you... and the Yanks seem back to basics:

It's about time.

Judy,

The idea that the Yankees would have a paltry farm system is a relatively new concept for the richest of all the baseball franchises. It came about under The Principal Owner's stewardship and motto of "Win now with high-priced talent." Finally its rationale is fading along with Da Boss.

[Judy G. Russell]

The idea that the Yankees would have a paltry farm system is a relatively new concept for the richest of all the baseball franchises. It came about under The Principal Owner's stewardship and motto of "Win now with high-priced talent." Finally its rationale is fading along with Da Boss.And it's about time for that too. You can't buy for a season or two what the farm system produced with, say, the likes of Andy Pettite... The whole notion was not even as good as penny-wise and pound-foolish. It was just plain foolish.

[ndebord]

And it's about time for that too. You can't buy for a season or two what the farm system produced with, say, the likes of Andy Pettite... The whole notion was not even as good as penny-wise and pound-foolish. It was just plain foolish.

Judy,

More than foolish...Seinfeldian...!