Joe Girardi and Paul O'Neill have both said quite a few things about the lack of hitting that were very informative.The strike out totals over the last couple weeks have been very alarming.
I think we should let Goldschmidt be our hitting coach.
I saw the lineup on social media yesterday afternoon and was like....what in the actual ****. I get that with a lefty starting they wanted to get all the right handed batters in they could but good lord that was a split squad early spring training lineup.I made a mistake in my previous post. The Yankees had 17 Ks for the 2nd game in a row. The first team in the history of MLB to have 17 Ks two games in a row. Let that soak in. In history!
When an entire team is in a massive slump you have to wonder what in the hell is the hitting coach doing? They show him in the dugout and I never see him talking to the players.
I also wonder if the hitting coach has screwed all their swings up. Goldschmidt struck out 4 times and is in the worst slump of his career, as is Bellinger who is 7 for his last 72 and only 1 RBI in over a month. Joe Girardi said last night he had never seen an entire team all struggle at the plate at the same time. Ive got 20 years on Joe and I've never seen it either.I saw the lineup on social media yesterday afternoon and was like....what in the actual ****. I get that with a lefty starting they wanted to get all the right handed batters in they could but good lord that was a split squad early spring training lineup.
Goldy's first or second at bat he looked utterly lost and completely befuddled. Now, father time has certainly slowed him down a bit but you are talking about a guy that has been a pro's pro hitter for a long time. And he looked like he was blind at the plate.I also wonder if the hitting coach has screwed all their swings up. Goldschmidt struck out 4 times and is in the worst slump of his career, as is Bellinger who is 7 for his last 72 and only 1 RBI in over a month. Joe Girardi said last night he had never seen an entire team all struggle at the plate at the same time. Ive got 20 years on Joe and I've never seen it either.
Did you see Cabellero just drop the bat when he was batting? He does some strange things. He also struck out 4 times.Goldy's first or second at bat he looked utterly lost and completely befuddled. Now, father time has certainly slowed him down a bit but you are talking about a guy that has been a pro's pro hitter for a long time. And he looked like he was blind at the plate.
It was honestly painful to watch.
That has indeed messed up the swing of some players but they swear it didn't.Glad they ended the first half on a 4 game wining streak.
Never been a fan of Yankees in the Home Run Derby. Seems like it more than often it hurts guys averages.
Sitting here watching the Yankees game and I swear this is the most boring Yankees team since some of the late 1960s teams. And the bullpen. Smh Hill has really sucked of late.
I heard them say they had the top bullpen ERA. I don't pay attention to other teams but they all must really suck because the Yankees pen is a joke.Did I hear correctly the other day, that the Yanks' bullpen has the second-lowest ERA in the majors? That can't be.
Bellinger All Star game MVP.
I laughed more when Stanton developed another calf issue 2 weeks ago when jogging so he will be out for longer as his rehab has started over.My grandfather was a country preacher whose favorite saying (outside of quoting scripture) was "it's better to laugh than cry"
So I'm reading a story on The Athletic where two writers gave grades to every Yankee regular season to date. The last player on the list was Stanton....and the second writer ended the article with this:
"Stanton: D-
On April 24, Stanton strained his right calf advancing to second base on a walk, and he hasn't played a game since."
He pulled his calf muscle going to second base AFTER A WALK. Just a walk/jog to second. You can't make this up.
It's been over 15 years since my grandad obtained his heavenly reward, but reading that blurb I heard my grandfather's voice in my head saying "remember son, it's better to laugh than cry." So instead of crying at the thought of a professional athlete straining a muscle jogging down to second base, I laughed my *** off.
I was really angry at Grisham loafing not just to second, but to third as well. If he’s running from the start, it’s easy to send him and he scores standing upWhat a stupid loss, which has been the Yankees M.O. this summer. The Yankees challenge obvious plays that they are not going to win, and don't challenge plays they they should challenge. Who the hell is in charge of challenges?
And to send Grisham home, running from 1st to home on a double by Rice was just idiotic. Would have been 2nd and 3rd with one out And Goldy and Bellinger coming up, but instead they send Grisham home and like usual the opponent guns down yet another Yankee runner at home plate. Grisham half assed it from 1st to 2nd, obviously thinking Rice had hit a homer, then ran less than full speed to 3rd base, actually looking back once to see where the ball was. He should have been held up at that point considering the situtation and the 2 batters coming up, but running on a bad leg he was sent home. Just stupidity, wihcih defines the Yankees under Boone.
And Boone should have pulled Cole when he went to the mound but Cole talked him into leaving him in the game. A 2 run homer ensued. smh But the Yankees should have challneged the 0-2 pitch on Muncy and the inning would have been over, but instead Muncy hit a 2 run homer that won the game. Stupidity.
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