Last week when was batting .361/.395/.528 I hypothesized that his hot start wouldn’t last, that it was a mirage. My logic was simple. Jeter was crushing left handed pitching to the totally unsustainable tune of a .617 wOBA. Against righties, however, his wOBA was an awful .272. Given that most [...]
Tonight’s Yankees Red Sox game has been rained out. No one is more disappointed than I am. Of the three games this figured to be the only one I could watch from end-to-end. However, it’s probably a blessing in disguise for the Yankees who would otherwise be in a long stretch of consecutive games. [...]
There were a lot of reasons for Yankee fans to be happy yesterday. Most fans will focus on the Yankees’ improbable late innings rally against the miserable Boston bullpen. Others will focus on ‘s grand slam and six RBI. Others still will emphasize ‘s two homers, which brought [...]
So far this season is looking like a young man again. Through eight games he’s batting .361/.395/.528, good for a .386 wOBA. He certainly won’t maintain this pace, but after getting off to a horribly slow start last season it’s nice to see the Captain doing some damage in April. The [...]
faces off against in the rubber match of this weekend’s three game set against the Angels. Neither of the two previous games have been close thus far. The Yankees trounced the Angel’s in the series opener and then the Angels returned the favor on Saturday. A loss [...]
The assumption has always been that it is only a matter of time and dollar bills before the Yankees and come to an agreement that will keep the Yankee second baseman in pinstripes for the next several years. In terms of performance, Cano is the Yankee most deserving of a major [...]
may have only pitched 4.2 innings in his first start of the season but it wasn’t because he lacked stuff. Compared to last season Hughes looked great. His only weaknesses were his inability to put away hitters quickly with two strikes (what else is new?) and Joe Girardi’s quick hook. His [...]
There seems to be a problem with the Yankees newest (potential) star, . Among the biggest stories to come out of spring training this year is his diminished velocity. Fangraphs lists Pineda’s average velocity as between 94 and 96 mph for a variety of fastballs last season. Rumor has it that his [...]
Last week I had some fun putting the career statistics of and side by side on screen, without identifying who the players were. Since this is still the pre-season and meaty topics are running short, I figure I’ll replicate this formula, at least once more. Below [...]
One of my proudest moments as a Yankee fan was watching come back in 2007 after his banishment stint with the Astros. Pettitte never should have left the Yankees. He had so much left in his tank that it was full. Sure, he missed a chunk of time in 2004 with an [...]
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