Yankees re-sign Pettitte to one-year deal  —  The Yankees have re-signed Andy Pettitte for one-year at $11.75 million, the Post has learned.  —  The two sides quickly hammered out an agreement once Pettitte signaled he did want to play again in 2010 — and only for the Yankees.

3UP: Halladay, Joba and Kennedy  —  1. Roy Halladay is this year's Mark Teixeira for Brian Cashman.  If you remember, last year the Yankees had other priorities, namely adding CC Sabathia and another pitcher who turned out to be A.J. Burnett.  That was their vision and also their budget.

Pettitte, Yankees reach one-year, $11.75M deal … INDIANAPOLIS — Andy Pettitte is returning to the Yankees in 2010.  The veteran left-hander agreed to a one-year, $11,750,000 deal with New York on Wednesday.  —  Pettitte, who won his fifth World Series title with the Yankees in November …

Brewers hope for Wolf answer Wednesday  —  By Tom Haudricourt of the Journal Sentinel  —  Indianapolis - The Brewers hope to get a response — and a positive one — on Wednesday to the three-year, $27 million offer they have made to free agent lefty Randy Wolf.

Gammons Ends Hall of Fame Run with ESPN  —  Baseball Hall of Fame journalist Peter Gammons has decided to pursue new endeavors and will no longer be a contributor to ESPN after this week's winter meetings.  —  Norby Williamson, ESPN executive vice president, production:

A quick wrapup from Tuesday  —  INDIANAPOLIS — The Texas Rangers are certainly doing plenty of talking and homework at these winter meetings.  Whether they can actually pull the trigger on some deals this week remains to be seen.  —  The club is still looking at relievers and is interested in Brett Myers …

Angels now might include Erick Aybar in a trade  —  Despite the shortstop's stellar play, GM Tony Reagins does not rule out the possibility as the club continues to look at Toronto's Roy Halladay.  —  Reporting from Indianapolis - The chances of trading Erick Aybar are remote …

It's Grand theft, Van Slyke says  —  By MARK HALE in New York and GEORGE A. KING III in Indianapolis  —  Andy Van Slyke used to be on Jim Leyland's coaching staff in Detroit.  Safe to say he was pretty fond of Curtis Granderson.  —  “He's almost too good to be true,” Van Slyke told The Post yesterday about the newest Yankees star.

Jerry Manuel's Q and A  —  Q. I guess just based on what you've done so far this winter, two backup catchers, does that signal you were not enthused with the signal calling and receiving last year?  —  JERRY MANUEL: I just thought that we felt that we had to shore up that particular position.

Mound market puzzles Mets  —  INDIANAPOLIS — In the midst of yet another strategy session to unearth a capable starter, one Mets official suddenly began talking about Derek Lowe.  —  He certainly is available because the Braves have five other starters and want to remove the three years at $45 million left on his contract.

The History of the Highest Paid Player in Baseball  —  The Winter Meetings are going on right now, and, despite that Twitter seems to have exploded with hot stove rumors, the chances of anything really huge happening are pretty slim.  A three-way trade here or a too-high contract offer …

Curtis Granderson was beloved but on the decline  —  Indianapolis — To trade a player with as much talent and box-office pizzazz as Curtis Granderson means something dramatic had to have happened in 2009.  —  It did.  And it was not only because the Tigers got hit with a monsoon season …

No major deals imminent, Amaro says  —  INDIANAPOLIS - The Phillies are focused on improving their pitching staff, but do not expect to make any major moves before leaving the winter meetings tomorrow.  —  “Probably not,” general manager Ruben Amaro Jr. said when asked if he would finalize …

Florida's Dan Uggla not Giants' top choice  —  INDIANAPOLIS — The Giants are looking to add thump to their lineup, but not if it leads to more clanks in their infield.  —  So they haven't amplified efforts to acquire Florida Marlins second baseman Dan Uggla, who might be the surest run …

Wait could cost Cards on DeRosa  —  INDIANAPOLIS — If the Cardinals remain attached to their Plan A much longer, indications are it may cost them part of Plan B.  —  Cardinals general manager John Mozeliak met Tuesday with the agent for utility starter Mark DeRosa but remains …

Phillies Sign Gload  —  The Phillies have found the last player for their bench.  —  Word spread late tonight at the Winter Meetings in Indianapolis that the Phillies had signed free agent outfielder Ross Gload.  A baseball source said it was a two-year contract.