Game Eleven: Tex-less
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The Yankees send to the mound tonight to face off against and the Twins. Sabathia has struggled over his last two starts, and looks to put together his first win of the season against one of the weakest offensive teams in baseball. The Twin’s Liriano has also struggled in 2012, and unlike Sabathia, will face off against one of the most potent offenses. In his career, Liriano has dominated the Yankees with a 3.08 ERA, and Sabathia has dominated the Twins with a 2.98 ERA.his game could end up a a pitcher’s duel. Here is tonight’s lineup.
| Yankees | Twins |
| DH | CF |
| 1B | SS |
| 2B | DH |
| 3B | LF |
| RF | C |
| CF | DH |
| Eduardo Nunez SS | RF |
| LF | 1B |
| Chris Stewart C | 2B |
The game starts at 7:05 pm on YES. Go Yankees!
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Let’s try some reverse jinxerism:
This game is a lock for the Twins. There’s no way the Yankees can ever beat them.
CC, 1-2-3.
Hey, got my PC some laxative! CC looks good,so far. Willingham said they were thinking to swing early before CC can deploy his changeup. Bad news for them: his slider looks good.
Much more confident than Lester v. Texas.
Swish mitt der smashing double!
Boy, talk about smashes! Robbie’s deserved the corner, due to fierceness.
Shoot! I was looking for Tex. C’mon Andruw.
Tes is out with flu-like symptoms.
shucks, yes.
and what’s with the phrasology as in legal/medical mumbo? He’s got the flu, or he’s got an upset tummy, whatever, he doesn’t feel real good.
cc gets a little less confident. Willingham! Somebody was yearning to pick him up last year. whoo.
slim crowd at YS. Maybe they’re watching Bos v Tex
Grrrr. They need to get going.
They’re clubbing them in Boston. 2-2 in the 2cd.
Nunez will get them going with the bunt!
The balk was because Liriano stepped straight toward first ith his right leg, outside the 45 degree line. The nosense lefty balk rule.
Nice soft, effective rally!
Rotten baserunning.
yeah, we got lucky. Nuney made the right call, if he didn’t miss a sign.
ARRRRRGH! They stink!!!!
Looks like Lester is getting drawn and quartered.
Brett earned his WAR there.
Little less stinky, no?
Just a bit.
good, I was afraid you blew a fuse.
Sluggin’ catcher of the NY Yankees, Chistopher Stewart, brings two home!
Couldn’t believe when I saw him on 2nd.
Jeter really hit the ball hard again.
yeah, I was hoping. That was quite a ride, considering it was a slice.
Nice!
Sweet! CC looked like his ol’ self there.
Andruw finally got his damage. He was looking huge last night. Shame, now that our game is comfy, Tex has done beaten them BoSox.
Let..go! Let go-o-o. Great song, musta been a whatzat Mexican beer with the lemon commercial.
sure wish we could see.
Every pitch the Yankees got a hit on was a two-seam fastball, the pitch I explained Liriano was tipping in his scouting report.
right! You sure did, didn’t you. Mighty nice work, Michael. Clarity very high, and reasonable observations. Fine work, except for those FIPs running around.
-and, it sounds key. Changeups, and Liriano’s holds repute, can fox the Yankee hitters hard. May have something to do with Tex’s queasy stomach, even.
Thanks smurfy!
Damn, it was cold out on that ledge.
there, there, it’s nice and warm in here. The Yanks are holding a rally to better times.
Brett put a charge into that double. Replay shows it was all hands. Hmm, Johnny Damon got a ton of big hits that way. The buggy whip for Brett!
Jeter, again.
Fuggin’ Derek!
Robbie’s drive was pure solid, kind that makes your soul feel good.
On that play Nunez looked like he needed a traffic cop to tell him where to go.
you’re being mean, Professor. He has the instructions on the back of his glove.
I guess he wanted to do it without looking at them. And he made the play, so he gets the credit.
that was a curious play, the short hopper, he came in easily, and the ball found the sweet spot in his glove. He sidesteps over second, and as he continues his run, he’s still taking these mincing little steps.
Nice finish, CC. Nuney got that little hopper perfect. Soft grounders, not scary. (Just laughin’ at Arod so he won’t do it anymore. Think Al was right, he thought that bouncer was harder, and thought to position himself for a quick flip to 2cd.
With one out – and Chris Stewart at bat – that was the right time to steal. Wha!? Another solid single!
Stewart and Gardner power the offense!
Don’t know who, but I’d say Soriano for the 8th andRob’tson for the 9th.
Oh, must be Mo needs the work. He was coming around to form.
I’d give the player of the game award to Derek, but he’d shuck it over to Chris, who would lay it at CC’s feet.
Mauer shoots one over Robertson’s bow.
That close to taking off his head.
Swish has played a nice first. He’s pretty good over there.
Of course, I coulda guessed it when he caught Jorge’s throw from second last year.
Alright, Joe. Used the spot to let Corey Wade regain his confidence.
Ok, can we please get past 500 tomorrow?
Let’s hope. I was pretty busy today and couldn’t comment much. Maybe tomorrow I’ll get into it. Have a good one.