Showing posts with label Face of the Franchise. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Face of the Franchise. Show all posts

Friday, January 9, 2015

Brett Gardner, the Face of the New York Yankees


MLB Network with the use of Twitter asked the fans of the New York Yankees to vote for their face of the franchise and the results are in. The face of the pinstripes now belongs to Brett Gardner now that Derek Jeter has retired and will be in the running for the network's #FaceofMLB campaign. Congrats to Brett and good luck in the competition.

FYI David Wright of the New York Mets won it last year in case you were wondering.

Tuesday, October 7, 2014

Who is the Face of the Yankees?


With Derek Jeter gone, retired, and likely married to Hannah Davis right now who is the new face of the New York Yankees? The answer may not be as simple as one would think unfortunately. I have seen many around the Yankees blogosphere and around the beat writers saying that it is Alex Rodriguez. News flash guys, we see through your attempts to garner views and readers by pushing the envelope and I personally did not click a single one of those links. Sorry, not buying it.

The Yankees currently sport home grown talent in left field with Brett Gardner and on the pitcher’s mound with David Robertson (assuming he comes back), Ivan Nova, Shane Greene, Dellin Betances, Adam Warren, and others. In my opinion the face of a franchise has to be an everyday player so Gardner has to win this one by default, no?

That doesn’t downplay the importance of Gardner to the Yankees and it doesn’t make him any less deserving either. New comers like Jacoby Ellsbury, Carlos Beltran, and Brian McCann will get their shot at it but it’s probably too soon to consider any of them at this moment. Mark Teixeira ruffled a few feathers this season with his inability and unwillingness to play through injuries this season and is also likely out of contention in the race for the face of the Yankees.


The face of the Yankees has to be a player that not only the team can gather and rally around but the fans have to be involved to. I’ve already donned Gardner as the next Yankees captain so why not the face of the franchise as well, right? Don’t the two go hand in hand? So an early congratulations to Gardner from us here at The Greedy Pinstripes on the promotion.