Joe, good post on Posada. I can see Girardi saying that to the pitchers, but does Jorge take Girardi seriously? I don’t know maybe he does. Winning streaks will certainly help a manager say things to players.
Now, on to “A Day to be thankful.” July 4 is a day in which we much to be [...]
July 02 2009 |
Russ |
Discussion
Throwing out the ceremonial first pitch tonight at the Stadium is Father McShane, president of Fordham University. Some of us in the Table have a direct or indirect connection to Fordham or to the University of Scranton, where McShane was president before he went to Fordham. At any rate, he is a big-time life-long Yankee fan and [...]
July 01 2009 |
John S |
Discussion
I’d like to think that Girardi met with his pitchers and told them to quit bellyaching. Posada is our catcher. He’s caught some of the best pitchers in the majors, including several hall of famers and has 4 World Series rings and we need his bat in the lineup.
Then I hope he went to Posada [...]
June 30 2009 |
Joe |
Discussion
I agree. While Wang gets the win and it’s the best he’s pitched in a long time, it’s still not there. The quality is way off, and his slider (which was always inconsistent) was exactly that, inconsistent. I still do not feel comfortable with him against the best teams. Although maybe [...]
June 30 2009 |
Russ |
Discussion
The Yankees need to make a push right here, right now, because the scheudule for the Red Sox going into the All-Star break is a relative cake-walk (at Baltimore (3), home vs. SEA(3), OAK(3) and KC(4)). It is reasonable to assume that Boston wins all those series, going 9-4 in the process.
The Yankees play SEA [...]
June 29 2009 |
Mike T |
Discussion
I think Wang and the Yankees were lucky that they were playing a minor league team last night. If Wang pitches like that against the Red Sox or the Rays, he’s in big trouble. Too many pitches up. He got outs with his slider more than his sinker. Also, again the Yankees left a ton [...]
June 29 2009 |
Joe |
Discussion
June 28 2009 |
Russ |
Discussion
Former New York Yankees infielder Andy Phillips has signed a one-year contract worth $400,000 with the Hiroshima Carp of Japan’s Central League.
Phillips said on the team’s official Web site: “I’m really looking forward to playing for a team that has a long history in such a great country. I’ll do everything [...]
June 26 2009 |
Joe |
Discussion
So Alex came through in a big spot with two out and the bases loaded. Good for him. We need to credit him when credit is due. He is the straw that stirs the drink. If he is not hitting, Tex won’t get anything to hit, and Cano and Posada will press. But if A-Rod [...]
June 25 2009 |
Mike T |
Discussion
This team is boring. That game against Atlanta was all dullsville. Bad and boring is a terrible combination. At least the Mets have an excuse. This team hasn’t hit since… the Coolidge Administration. Even the Bengals defense has more hits than this team. Debbie Boone had more hits. Which brings me to Debbie Boone…. because [...]
June 24 2009 |
Russ |
Discussion