Earlier in the month, Brad took a look at the struggles of . Cano’s definitely rebounded since then; for the month, he’s hitting .357/.379/.554/.993. Still, there’s something that seems not quite right with Robinson, and like (though for different reasons, obviously), it’s old number one.
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The news of the day yesterday was that Yankees interim closer had been place on the 15-day disabled list with a strained left oblique muscle. The 27-year-old had made four appearances in the ninth inning since went down on May 3rd, and with the exception of his May 9th [...]
It seems like just yesterday that we discussed how was too old to hit fastballs, and I don’t think that premature assessment could have been any more inaccurate. While the Captain has gone about dismissing these rumors with some unthinkable numbers over the last year, the pessimists have turned their eye [...]
Alex Rodriguez is not having a bad season. He’s put up a 134 wRC+, good for 4th best among American League third basemen. He’s gotten there mostly by getting on base, hitting .292/.391/.431 on the season. He has just 5 home runs and 3 doubles. He’s improved significantly on his batting line over 2010-2011.
He [...]
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There wasn’t much hype when the Yankees signed to a MiL deal last June. He had already been let go by the Dodgers and Rays in less than a year and hadn’t pitched all that well [...]
Hiroki Kuroda has had a bit of an up and down season. He’s had some stinkers and some gems, and his last start against the Mariners on Friday night was successful in that he gave up just two runs, but he walked three while only striking out two and allowing two homers, the second game [...]
Earlier in May, I posted about Phil Hughes and his ability/lack thereof to finish off batters once getting ahead of them 0-2 or 1-2. In that game, he threw 23 pitches to 9 batters while up 0-2/1-2. Per batter, that’s 2.5556 pitches per batter. Let’s see how he did yesterday.
Batter/Count Inning [...]
Per , the Yankees will be sending fan favorite Eduardo Nunez down to AAA to make room for the return of from the disabled list. Nunez has been a polarizing figure among Yankee fans since he established himself as the primary utilityman off the bench. [...]
Sweeny Murti of CBS recently spoke to to get some more information on the events leading up to his shoulder injury, and how he sees things going forward. It’s a good read, and I recommend taking a look at the entire thing, but here are some highlights:
Pineda debunked [...]
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A while back, I wrote a piece that examined Curtis Granderson’s statistical profile for the 2011 season and attempted to predict the likelihood of him maintaining that MVP-caliber level of production moving [...]
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