Could Brett Gardner be too gritty? When you consider his injury history, and the elbow surgery he’ll now undergo next week, the answer seems to be yes. The left fielder has always been solid, consistent, and produced one of the highest WARs in the game, with the downside of the occasional missed game. Perhaps I [...]
According to t, will undergo surgery on his right elbow next week. The left fielder only played in 9 games this season, and has been on the shelf since mid April. It took three setbacks for the doctors to decide on the surgery for his elbow, and the [...]
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We’re just one day away from meaningful baseball games starting up again, and that time can’t pass quickly enough. It’s been absolutely brutal without them this week because there is NOTHING on TV. I barely paid attention to the HR Derby [...]
For virtually all of the 2012 season, the Yankees have been without the services of . While they’ve felt no ill-effects in terms of walks–Gardner’s best tool at the plate–the Yankees have definitely missed his speed on the bases. They’re currently ranked 11th in steals, which is higher than I thought, but [...]
The Yankees are 6 games up on the American League East title despite having to reinvent their bullpen and starting rotation several times. They have allowed the third fewest runs in the American League, scored the fourth-most runs, and have the second best run differential in the league, behind only the Texas Rangers. And despite [...]
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As they are in every other sport, injuries are a big part of baseball. They affect the good teams and the bad, and a team’s ability to overcome its injuries and still produce and win is what separates the great [...]
In the last few days, both Alex and Steve have touched on Eduardo Nunez making the transition to the outfield and how it could affect the outfield going forward. They’ve given some support to the idea, though I wouldn’t say either has given the it a glowing [...]
has spent the last three seasons proving me wrong. When you look at Gardner’s swing, you think there is absolutely no way this dude can survive in the major leagues. Every once in a while, he unleashes a nice, quick stroke on the way to the ball, but usually he’s a [...]
Back in October, I wrote an article on the possibilities for the 2012 lineup. I enjoy writing posts like that, but that one was probably the most negatively received piece I’ve written since I started writing on the Internet. So what am I going to do? Revisit it, of course. The [...]
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 [...]
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