enough already. It's done  and over. Unless MLB includes  a lemon law, Montero is not coming back.

Despite what some people  here think, The yankees did not view him as a catcher.. They view Gary Sanchez

as the future. He is Montero and Romine combined

okay chicken little

Michael Pineda To Undergo Labrum Operation

Michael Pineda has a tear in his right labrum and will undergo arthroscopic surgery next Tuesday, according to Mark Feinsand of the New York Daily News (Twitter link). The 23-year-old will likely miss a full year, MLB.com's Bryan Hoch tweets. The Yankees acquired Pineda in an offseason trade that sent their top hitting prospect to the Mariners, but the right-hander has yet to pitch his first inning in pinstripes.

On paper the Yankees have a relatively deep rotation even without Pineda. Andy Pettitte continues working his way back to the Major Leagues, where he’s expected to join C.C. Sabathia, Hiroki Kuroda, Ivan Nova, Phil Hughes and Freddy Garcia.

Jon Paul Morosi of FOX Sports examined the Pineda-Jesus Montero trade earlier today (before this afternoon's news), declaring the Mariners the early winners of the swap. Yankees GM Brian Cashman says Pineda was healthy when the Yankees acquired him in January, Hoch tweets. Pineda, a rookie in 2011, won't be arbitration eligible until the 2013-14 offseason.

Apr 25, 2012 -- 5:57PM, PaulZuvella wrote:

Apr 25, 2012 -- 5:48PM, Hustleorbench wrote:

Apr 25, 2012 -- 5:48PM, JoeGNJ wrote:

Do any of you Doomsdayers beove that the human body can heal?  He's injured, theylll take care of him and he'll get rehabbed.

Torn Labrum is no joke.

That's the truth.  How many pitchers tear their labrum and never come back the same?  About 100% is my guess.

Yes just showed a stat that both Al Leiter and Curt Shilling among serveral others had the same surgery early in their career and came back fine
 So your guess would be 100% wrong

Apr 25, 2012 -- 10:01PM, MurcerFan wrote:

Apr 25, 2012 -- 5:57PM, PaulZuvella wrote:

Apr 25, 2012 -- 5:48PM, Hustleorbench wrote:

Apr 25, 2012 -- 5:48PM, JoeGNJ wrote:

Do any of you Doomsdayers beove that the human body can heal?  He's injured, theylll take care of him and he'll get rehabbed.

Torn Labrum is no joke.

That's the truth.  How many pitchers tear their labrum and never come back the same?  About 100% is my guess.

Yes just showed a stat that both Al Leiter and Curt Shilling among serveral others had the same surgery early in their career and came back fine
 So your guess would be 100% wrong

Did they "come back fine" or did they "come back the same"? 100% right. Thanks for playing, buy a tshirt on your way out. 

Apr 25, 2012 -- 10:49PM, PaulZuvella wrote:

Apr 25, 2012 -- 10:01PM, MurcerFan wrote:

Apr 25, 2012 -- 5:57PM, PaulZuvella wrote:

Apr 25, 2012 -- 5:48PM, Hustleorbench wrote:

Apr 25, 2012 -- 5:48PM, JoeGNJ wrote:

Do any of you Doomsdayers beove that the human body can heal?  He's injured, theylll take care of him and he'll get rehabbed.

Torn Labrum is no joke.

That's the truth.  How many pitchers tear their labrum and never come back the same?  About 100% is my guess.

Yes just showed a stat that both Al Leiter and Curt Shilling among serveral others had the same surgery early in their career and came back fine
 So your guess would be 100% wrong

Did they "come back fine" or did they "come back the same"? 100% right. Thanks for playing, buy a tshirt on your way out. 

LOL... nice try idiot. Several top pitchers have come back as good as they were before from this surgery as they discussed earlier on the YES broadcast tonight. Leiter said he was throwing 97 the year after the surgery. But go ahead and keep trying to convince people you know what you are talking about.. I will just keep laughing.