Fortunately the choices here are for the short term. Kotsay is only rental for a few months until the Yanks can find a better solution in the off season. He doesn’t need to be spectacular offensively – they have enough offense. Compare him to Womack. Will he be better than Womack [...]
0 comments July 06 2005 | Russ | Discussion
The Yanks are apparently interested in many different players:
Outfielders: Kotsay, Lawton, Patterson, Preston, Pierre, and (I guessed right on this one) Giles.
Pitchers: Guardado, Burnett, Glavine, Schmidt…
Kotsay: I don’t want Kotsay. He’s not even a decent offensive player and, for the money, there are a lot of other players out there that can [...]
0 comments July 06 2005 | John B | Discussion
I agree with the other posts. Although Randy is still not where he needs to be, there’s no separate category for style points. A win is a win. Let’s get those wins any way we can. We are even with the O’s in the loss column. The Indians [...]
0 comments July 06 2005 | Russ | Discussion
Esteban Loiaza did rough up the Mets last night. But you should also remember that Loiaza had a chance to be a Hero last year in the ALCS. In game 5 he came into the game in the bottom of the 11th, 2 on 1 out and immediately induced an inning [...]
0 comments July 06 2005 | Mike T | Discussion
Pavano’s MRI came back inconclusive. He may start on Saturday. Newsday reported that Mel is a bit ticked off at Pavano’s lack of arm strength. (doesn’t sound like Mel)
Four wins in a row is good, but we have been here before. I still don’t know what this team is [...]
0 comments July 06 2005 | Joe | Discussion
Randy had a good game yesterday, but he is still not where he’s supposed to be. He gave up another homerun to someone who shouldn’t hit a ball out of Rath park (the small field). This time, Chris Gomez for his first homerun of the season. This guy had a wopping 3 [...]
0 comments July 06 2005 | Mike G | Discussion
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