It seems like only yesterday when baseball prognosticators everywhere were wondering what the Yankees would do with all their starters. The team didn’t have room for all those arms! The Yankees had too much pitching, literally, for four games. That’s about how many starts it took for everyone to realize that [...]
pitched a stellar 2.1 innings in relief of the extra-erratic (five wild pitches?!) last night. He didn’t allow a baserunner and struck out four Oriole hitters, using mostly his fastball. It was definitely impressive and let me dream that he’ll be used in some more higher leverage [...]
A week ago, it looked like would probably begin the season as the Yankees’ long man in the bullpen. Garcia was in competition for a rotation spot, but given his age and durability concerns he didn’t have a fighting chance. Last Friday, went out for his final Spring Training [...]
The Yankee bats came back to life today in their 8-5 win over the nationals. got the start today and through 3.2 innings he gave up 4 hits, 2 runs, 1 walk, and 4 strikeouts. Though the rabble after the game was about his lack of velocity, the young righty
Dante Bichette: Defense
Around the time of the draft, Bichette was considered a bat-only prospect with plus raw power but a funky swing. Bichette largely silenced the doubters about his swing by raking in the Gulf Coast League to the tune of a .438 wOBA, but also got better reports on his defense [...]
At the moment, any vacancy on the 25 man roster appears to be open for a reliever. Regardless, a strong enough spring could force management to consider one of the organizational prospects. Zoilo Almonte has impressed the most so far, going 5 for 6 with a double and a triple. Top prospects,
Watching the new prospects is my favorite part of spring training. Unless you’re a Trenton or Scranton local, very few of us watch the actual players throw, field, or hit the ball. For me, prospects personify all the statistics and splits I’ve studied, but with a grinning thumbnail. March is when our favorite statistics become [...]
Before I get into this, my first post at The Yankee Analysts, I’d like to thank everyone here for giving me this opportunity and for welcoming me so fully to the team. I have accepted this position knowing that TYA is not only among the best Yankees blogs on the internet, but among the best [...]
I’ve had my disagreements with John Sickels in the past, mostly over how he judges some prospects, but I’ve always had a lot of respect for his rankings. I love that he’s a tough grader: his grades seem pretty evenly spread across a normal bell curve, where most legitimate MLB prospects are in the C- [...]
I’ve said it a lot that I’m not a big fan of . I don’t think he’s a bad pitcher or anything, but I don’t necessarily think he’s as good as made out to be right now, especially after a stellar 2011 that saw him put up 5.0 fWAR for the Cubbies. [...]
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