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class="ui-droppable">The New York Yankees' starting rotation troubles me. Not to the point where I lie awake thinking about it at night, but close enough I guess.

There's plenty of reason to be concerned with the group, and each pitcher brings his own unique set of circumstances to fret over. 

Because of that, we find ourselves at an impasse. Either the group is what it is, or the front office adds to the rotation in the hopes that it can help carry the team to the playoffs.

To alleviate the issues plaguing the rotation, I propose that the front office look to Cole Hamels. In fact, according to Nick Cafardo of the Boston Globe, the Bronx Bombers were the closest team to acquiring Hamels when he penned his March 8 piece on Phillies ...

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