Michel Weinreb at ESPN.com wrote a great article (via WasWatching) on Carl Pavano.
It's rather long, but it's also rather entertaining. I usually never read anything this long, but I did this time. That alone should show you how good of an article it is.
"Now, what is this site about, how Joe Torre ruined pitchers' arms? Is that it?"
-Michael Kay, August 18, 2009
-Michael Kay, August 18, 2009
Friday, June 22, 2007
An exposé on the American Idle himself
Posted by Andrew Fletcher at 12:40 AM
Tags: Carl Pavano
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"I usually never read anything this long"
When did you become Strider
I've always been like that. Blame the education system.
To be honest, I really did think Pavano was going to turn around. The ONLY reason I thought this was because he was spending a LOT of time with Andy Pettitte. Every time they showed the dugout, Pavano was talking to Andy, and Pettitte didn't even seem too upset about it. I thought to myself, "only good can come of this. Andy Pettitte will not allow someone to just lay down and die." I guess Pavano's desire to lay down and die overcame Pettitte's good influence.
Pavano was done when Mike Mussina of all people was criticizing him.
Did you notice in the article that Pavano's parents are still running a dry cleaning business even after his $40 million contract?
I did notice that. Maybe they really like dry cleaning?
I don't know though. I kind of thought the Pettitte effect would overcome the Moose criticism. Once there were articles saying Pavano was insistent on the Tommy John surgery and the Yankees were seeking other opinions, I had a feeling he was done, whether due to surgery or not.
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