So, A.J. Burnett finally stays off the disabled list for an entire season, and all of the sudden, he is worth millions and millions.

Never mind those 10 trips to the disabled list, or the fact he has pitched 200 innings in a season just three times.

Burnett is the living, breathing definition of a risk.

Some of these people never learn. For example, Yankees general manager Brian Cashman. Has it really been that long, Brian? Have you erased the names of Carl Pavano and Jaret » Full Column

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