When the Yankees brought Mark Teixeira into Yankee Stadium, they believed his left handed power would play well with the right field porch. When pulling the ball from the left side, in 2009 and 2010 the first baseman hit .408 and .398 respectively. But the batting average dropped to .337 in 2011, a big enough [...]
is, no doubt, a favorite off-season whipping boy of many in the Yankee world. Both fans and commentators alike bemoan his pull-happy approach and his general lack of contact. While everyone agrees that his defense at first is nothing short of spectacular, it seems that his offense is still a source [...]
Good morning, everyone. Nothing like some good old Panic Button hitting to wake you up, huh? Anyway, left last night’s game with an apparent wrist injury, but thankfully, the . Still, it makes sense to plan for the worst (even if our plans won’t necessarily be implemented) [...]
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Exactly 5 weeks ago, I wrote a post preaching patience and positive vibes in regards to Mark Teixeira’s slow start. Stumbling out of the gate in April was nothing new for Teix, he was still in the process of [...]
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 [...]
(The following is being syndicated from An A-Blog for A-Rod)
There’s been a major power shortage in the middle of the Yankee lineup so far this season. If the team weren’t still winning ballgames, and if the rotation didn’t have its own issues, it would probably be a bigger 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 [...]
Following hitting for the lowest average of his career over the last two years, correctly assessed his problem this offseason, his poor numbers hitting lefty. The initial word from the first baseman in January was to drop a few bunts to help beat the exaggerated defensive shifts that robbed him [...]
Brad Vietrogoski:
AL) - He’s motivated to show St. Louis and everybody else that his 10-year contract won’t become the disaster that A-Rod’s is, he’s completely healthy, and he’s been hitting the crap out of the ball all spring. Plus, by moving to the AL Pujols can use the [...]
If you hop into the proverbial Wayback Machine with me, you’ll see I wrote this post a little over two years ago about the 2010 version of the team. As we’re on the edge of the season, let’s take a look at the current incarnation of the Yankees and see what makes each [...]
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