Robinson Cano’s April – Robinson Cano had the worst possible April known to mankind. His OPS for the month was .446 (check out his splits at B-R). The rest of the year he wavered between okay and really good but his April seriously dragged down his numbers for the season. He still has that whole [...]
Archive of entries posted on September 2008
The first JOBA: RELIEVER OR STARTER?? controversy article of the 2009 season. Thank you Mark Feinsand for not even waiting until all of baseball’s season is over to start this stuff up again. It’s been like a whole two months since once of these was written. Isn’t there anything else you can ask the organization [...]
Chris Britton Is An Absolutely Terrible Pitcher
- C. Britton relieved D. Robertson – G. Velazquez grounded out to first – J. Ellsbury doubled to deep left – J. Lowrie doubled to deep right center, J. Ellsbury scored – C. Carter walked – G. Kottaras struck out swinging – J. Van Every tripled to deep right, C. Carter and J. Lowrie scored [...]
Apparently the SWB Yankees Are Playing In Toronto Tonight
Got in a little late, checked the lineup before turning on the game. Not exactly what I was expected to see, talk about conceding a game before it starts. B. Gardner CF R. Cano 2B B. Abreu DH X. Nady RF J. Giambi 1B W. Betemit 3B C. Ransom SS M. Cabrera LF F. Cervelli [...]
Andy Shut Down Officially
Andy’s been shut down for 2009. From nj.com: The Yankees announced Wednesday that Pettitte, whose left shoulder has been bothering him for at least a month, will not pitch again this season. “I’ve thrown enough innings,” Pettitte said before Wednesday night’s 6-2, 10-inning victory over the Blue Jays at Rogers Centre, a game won on [...]
Who the Hell voted for the 1995 ALDS Game 2 as an Essential Game at Yankee Stadium over things like perfect games, no-hitters, and Ron Guidry’s 19 strikeout game? There is too much on this DVD that resulted ultimately in a loss for the Yankees. Not every thing has to be a playoff moment.
The Dream Stays Alive
Well, the Moose won his 19th game of the night going five innings, allowing 4 hits and striking out 6 (including one swinging, wowie!). He got hit in the arm with a linedrive in the third inning but managed to go two more before they took him out of the game. There was some bullpen [...]
Hal Wants Cashman Back
As is being reported in all your major (and non-major) news sources, Hal Steinbrenner says he wants Brian Cashman to return next year. It seems like Cashman, however, is undecided. I can’t say I blame him given that the other brother won’t shut up (though he wasn’t at the final game at the Stadium, convincing [...]
