The Whole Delivery

In a three team trade at the winter meetings, Detroit Tigers' talented centerfielder Curtis Grandson is headed to the Yankees In the seven-player trade, SI.com's Jon Heyman reported that the D-backs would receive right-handers Edwin Jackson and Ian Kennedy from the Tigers and Yankees, respectively, while the Tigers would get pitchers Max Scherzer and Daniel Schlereth from Arizona and outfielder Austin Jackson and left-hander Phil Coke from New York. From a Yankees' fan standpoint, it wasn't a bad thing at all to part ways with Ian Kennedy, who showed nothing meriting a future front line starter for the Yankees in 2008. Between poor pitching and injuries, Kennedy is a lost that really isn't merited at all. And despite pitching well throughout the latter end of the regular season, Phil Coke didn't show the stuff in the playoffs to make him an untouchable in the bullpen at all for the Yankees. The only part that will make Yankees fans potentially cringe a little i...