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Casper Wells had quite a day on Sunday. The Schenectady native served up a Mother's Day present, blasting a home run at Yankee Stadium, in his return to the Empire State, with the Seattle Mariners. His mother, Daiva, had asked for a home run before the game and the former South Troy Dodgers star delivered...

The announcement many Yankee fans have been waiting for is finally here. Andy Pettitte will take the mound for the Bronx Bombers on Sunday against the Seattle Mariners, that according to Yanks GM Brian Cashman who made it official on Tuesday.

There is no question who the better baseball team is. Clearly the Yankees. But think how much better they would be if the Yanks had the Mets starting pitching staff. I know Yankee fan you think you have the best of everything. I know you look down on the little cousin Metsies...

Andy Pettitte is back and while it's a feel good story for a good guy it is the wrong move for the Yankees. The Yanks never learn and when I hear they "have" to reduce their payroll on orders from Hal Steinbrenner I laugh. The 2 are tied together...

Over thirteen months ago, Andy Pettitte held a press conference at Yankee Stadium to announce his retirement from the game of baseball. He quietly walked away from the game he loved, going down in history as one of the greatest left-handed pitchers in the history of the New York Yankees. Well today, the man who wore jersey number 46 has decided to put on the Pinstripes one more time.

The rumors have been swirling ever since the final out of the 2010 ALCS, and now it's time for the Yankees to get the final answer to the "Million Dollar Question": Will Andy Pettitte pitch in 2011?

Unless you've been living under a rock the last few weeks, you know that the Yankees haven't exactly had a great winter with free agent acquisitions. And now, there's furthur proof that offseason failures could also lead to a disappointing 2011 season...