Why Xavier Nady is exactly what the Yankees need

[NYgiantsfan5689]

This is something I just realized tonight. Here's why the Yankees aren't the dominant team they should be, at least offensively:

They aren't a team. The players all get hits and home runs and stuff, but they're never when the team needs it. They can never put anything together.

That's where Nady comes in. He gets the numbers, but he's not a hugely known player. He gets his hits when the team needs him. Think 8th inning solo HR to tie the game last night against the Rangers. Think AL player of the week in his first week with the Yankees. He's a team player. And he's exactly what the team needs. A-Rod and Jeter and Cano could learn a thing or two from him.

I don't have really anything to back this up. Feel free to disagree with me. But this is what I've seen this year and the past 1 or 2 years. It's just a feeling, a hunch. But it's very strong. I hope the Yankees keep Nady for next year and maybe beyond. Cashman should sign him to an extension.

[Saber]

Average bat having the year of his life. No extension.

[NYgiantsfan5689]

Average bat having the year of his life. No extension.

I don't care if he hits .275 with 15 homers next year. He's a team player

[Halladay_is_God]

and where's that team player going to play when Matsui is healthy?

[NYgiantsfan5689]

Dh

[Halladay_is_God]

who sits, Cabrera?

[NYgiantsfan5689]

you would rotate sitting Melky, Matsui, and Damon. Plus, you know injuries are going to occur, especially with the age of that outfield

[browntown653]

lmfao, Derek Jeter could learn a thing from Xavier Nady...that's just too funny.

[NYgiantsfan5689]

lmfao, Derek Jeter could learn a thing from Xavier Nady...that's just too funny.

the Jeter of today could. not the jeter of the good teams a long long time ago in a galaxy far far away

at least he could learn how to not ground into a double play