MLB Trade Rumors: Cole Hamels: “The Yankees have a tremendous team. I feel like I have a lot left…”
With
June just around the corner, the Trade Deadline buzz, speculation, and rumors
will be in full-swing sooner rather than later. The Yankees do not have a lot of
holes on their roster, but it is a consensus by now that a starting pitcher is
the most glaring need. The Yankees have been linked to Hamels in the early
going, and now he is showing a desire to pitch in some big games in New York.
Hamels
told the NY post the following: “The Yankees have a tremendous team. I feel
like I have a lot left and I’ve been able to add more pitches and I haven’t had
a serious injury. You want to win every single game you go out and play. There’s
a lot of games I don’t get to play and you want to be able to see the winning environment [and] that sort of atmosphere. The excitement from everybody, I think that’s the kind
of energy that has been created over in the AL East and those guys.
In
a nutshell, Hamels wants to win and admires the Yankee as a franchise. Hamels
is a former WS MVP and saw the Yankees beat his Phillies in the World Series in
2009. He was acquired by the Rangers back when they were perennial contenders,
but with them now occupying the cellar of the AL West, Hamels wants another
chance to win and feels that he could be a key cog for a contender like the
Yankees.
Hamels
currently boasts a 3.48 ERA in nine starts in 2018 and will face the Yankees
tonight in Arlington.
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by: Ryan Thoms
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