I think we fans are owed a ‘Carl Pavano: All Access’ book about his time on the Yankees. I want quotes from players, coaches, trainers, and doctors. Obviously, most players and coaches (and fans) felt that all he did was drag his ass for 4 years here. He never worked hard enough during rehab and he concealed injuries. I wonder if trainers and doctors would say that there was little he could do. Maybe if he worked harder he could have pitched a handful more games. I want to know the full story of Carl Pavano as a Yankee. I want it unadulterated.

And I hope the door does hit him on the way out.

At this point, you have to question both his skill and desire.
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At this point? :p

He’s been like this in the Expos & Marlins organization.

Having said that, I believe Pavano will find somewhere to pitch in 2009; there will be an organization that will take a flyer on him.

Methinks he’ll go back to the NL