Summary
The New York Yankees' pitcher, Paul Blackburn, shared his positive experience with the team after joining them from the New York Mets. He noted a strong sense of camaraderie in the Yankees' clubhouse compared to his time with the Mets, where he experienced a challenging environment. Blackburn joined the Yankees on a one-year, $2 million contract after struggling with the Mets.
Key Facts
- Paul Blackburn is a right-handed pitcher who joined the Yankees after leaving the New York Mets.
- Blackburn signed a one-year contract with the Yankees worth $2 million.
- He described the Yankees' team atmosphere as supportive and close-knit.
- Blackburn had a 6.00 ERA with the Mets before moving to the Yankees.
- He was used in a combined starter and reliever role with the Yankees this season.
- The Mets have faced issues within their team and made significant changes to their roster recently.
- Blackburn expressed happiness about returning to the Yankees for the upcoming season.
