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Chris Iannetta hoping to catch on with New York Yankees


heads to spring training next week with a steadfast approach despite his status with the New York Yankees anything but certain. The objective is to win the backup catching spot. But what happens if New York decides to go in a direction that doesn’t include Iannetta? Let’s just say there’s a definite plan if a 15th MLB season is not in the cards. (The Narragansett Times)

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