“CC’s main concern was our clubhouse, and how people got along,” Yanks general manager Brian Cashman told The Athletic’s MLB insider Ian O’Connor back in 2009. “We had a reputation for not being together. We had a reputation for fighting each other, and that was a big concern there.”

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Pitching star CC Sabathia has taken his place in Cooperstown after being inducted into the National Baseball Hall of Fame.

A photo posted by the Hall of Fame pitcher of him and family stuck on the side of the road went viral over the past two days.

Sabathia is part of a troupe of three wearing some New York ties that is set to be inducted Sunday at Clark Sports Center. His former teammate with the Yankees, Ichiro Suzuki, and former Mets closer Billy Wagner will join him. And they will be going in with a couple of late greats, Dave Parker and Dick Allen.

As he enters the Hall of Fame, CC Sabathia leaves behind a legacy in Cleveland and New York, and a franchise-changing 90 days in Milwaukee.

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