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    Yankees | Chamberlain could remain in the bullpen if Rivera doesn't return
    Fri, 2 Nov 2007 09:49:37 -0700 Anthony DiComo, of MLB.com, reports New York Yankees RP Joba Chamberlain could remain in the bullpen next season if the team fails to re-sign free agent CL Mariano Rivera. If Rivera returns, Chamberlain will move into the starting rotation.

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    Re: Yankees | Chamberlain could remain in the bullpen if Rivera doesn't return

    Ideally, no.

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    Re: Yankees | Chamberlain could remain in the bullpen if Rivera doesn't return

    I'll sum this up.

    No Mariano = Joba as closer
    Mariano = Joba as starter
    Mariano will come back, therefore Joba will start.
    I did a lot of good things as a sim league GM.

    Ah, give me something clever to say here.

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    Re: Yankees | Chamberlain could remain in the bullpen if Rivera doesn't return

    Keeping Joba in the bullpen would be a poor move and it would fill me with giggles.

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    Re: Yankees | Chamberlain could remain in the bullpen if Rivera doesn't return

    Keeping Chamberlain in a bullpen role only makes sense if he has stamina issues or stops having a third pitch or something.

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    Re: Yankees | Chamberlain could remain in the bullpen if Rivera doesn't return

    I would hope that even if he does start the season in the pen, he would most likely be moved into the rotation later in the year anyway once a viable replacement can be found. It would just buy the Yankees more time to figure out an alternative.

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