Yankees sign Randy Winn; Damon done  —  The Yankees have reached a one-year contract with Randy Winn, The Post has learned.  —  The deal is believed to be in the $2 million range that the Yankees had allocated for the fourth outfielder job and shuts the door on  —  any late pursuit of Johnny Damon.

3UP: Cone, Mets Rotation and Damon  —  1. I hear that since David Cone left the YES Network that ESPN has made a run at trying to recruit him without success.  Sources tell me Cone also has been approached by the Players Association to join on in at least an advisory role and that Cone is leaning toward accepting such an offer.

Rangers' farm system still loaded  —  As I did last year, I offer this teaser to Thursday's ranking of the Top 100 prospects in baseball by ranking the 30 farm systems based on the current inventory in each organization.  This ranking includes only players who are still eligible …

Dawson may wear Cubs hat for speech  —  Andre Dawson said he was disappointed the Hall of Fame decided his bust in Cooperstown, N.Y., will feature a Montreal Expos hat, but Dawson plans to acknowledge Chicago Cubs fans during his induction speech in July.  —  Dawson, who spent …

Brewers add Inglett off waivers  —  Milwaukee designates reliever Smith for assignment  —  MILWAUKEE — The Brewers added another left-handed bat to the roster Wednesday by claiming the versatile Joe Inglett off waivers from the Rangers.  —  Inglett, 31, has appeared in the Majors …

Girardi open to Granderson in left field  —  Yanks skipper plans to assess situation in Spring Training  —  NEW YORK — With plenty of ground to cover at Yankee Stadium, Yankees manager Joe Girardi is open to the idea of moving Curtis Granderson to left field and using Brett Gardner in center field after Spring Training begins.

The Dodgers deny that McCourt wants to sell; call me irresponsible  —  UPDATE: So this morning, I wrote the bit way down below, passing on a rumor I heard that Frank McCourt would like to sell the Dodgers once all of the McCourt v. McCourt litigation blows over.  I trust my source on this, but the Dodgers took issue.

Jim Bowden interviews Mike Rizzo  —  So former Nats GM Jim Bowden—co-hosting a SIRIUS XM MLB Home Plate show with Seth Everett—interviewed current Nats GM Mike Rizzo Wednesday morning.  That's like Vinny Cerrato interviewing Bruce Allen on the radio.  That's like Glen Hanlon interviewing Bruce Boudreau on the radio.

Street contract details for your consumption  —  Funny thing about contract negotiations.  The sides both know it's a fair deal when both feel like they gave up too much.  Huston Street wanted to be a Rockie, so he took less than his original minimum goal of $24 million.

Relax and keep minor-league signings in perspective  —  The emails are frequent, and reflect a sense of urgency and anger.  Every time the Rockies sign a veteran at the end of his career, there is outrage.  First it was over Paul Lo Duca, then Jay Payton, now Tim Redding.  —  The passion is great.

Big things expected from Sox prospect Westmoreland  —  When former Lowell Spinners manager Gary DiSarcina would deliver his lineup card to home plate prior to the first game of a series, it would be inevitable that every opposing manager would ask him the same question.  —  “Who's this Westmoreland kid?”