Let's take these next 2 and head to Chicago with a series win. Tanaka on the mound tonight coming off a shutout. The bats are going to wake up again tonight.
MVP as of now!Judge will be rookie of the year?
Another good offensive performance for the Yanks. However, the starting pitching has been shaky the past week or so. Off day tomorrow then it's on to Wrigley Field. Gary Sanchez will be behind the plate for the series opener on Friday. Welcome back, Gary!
Stupid question. What do you guys think of getting Minnesota lefty Hector Santiago? He may not be the the Kershaw Supestar. But He's the hometown kid (Newark) who is as solid lefty starter as you can get:Eovaldi got cut after he got hurt. He's out the whole year I think.
Judge is unbelievable. He's the Sanchez of 2017 so far. Hopefully Sanchez can pick up where he left off next year.
We still need starting pitching. I think they will dangle the redhead for Quintana at the trading deadline depending upon what his stats look like around then. He just pitched a great game and his stats are trending down.
All I know is that he would look pretty good in Queens right now, esp better than Matz, Montero. But I would think that he would fit in the Bronx as a lefty. He also throws a decent screwball. Like I said, he's not Kershaw or Bumgardner. But the Yanks (or Mets) could do worse and won't cost as much.I honestly didn't know much about him, but here's what I learned:
- last year of a contract, 8 million, pitching well in his walk year
- decent career ERA but a high WHIP, last 3 years his ERA was above league average
- this year he is playing really well, averaging about 6 innings a start
I still like Quintana due to his team control and his proven ability. I think the variable that is always the most important is "can they pitch in NY?" We've seen so many people come in with stacked resumes and instantly flame out while others who are average players (Paul O'Neill?) become huge stars in the city. How do you figure that out? I have no idea.
Gardy!!! What a freakin' wi n!!!
All I know is that he would look pretty good in Queens right now, esp better than Matz, Montero. But I would think that he would fit in the Bronx as a lefty. He also throws a decent screwball. Like I said, he's not Kershaw or Bumgardner. But the Yanks (or Mets) could do worse and won't cost as much.
Pardon my ignorance. Been going through a lot lately. Who's Quintana?I still like Quintana due to his team control and his proven ability. I think the variable that is always the most important is "can they pitch in NY?" .
http://m.mlb.com/player/500779/jose-quintanaPardon my ignorance. Been going through a lot lately. Who's Quintana?
Gardy!!! What a freakin' win!!!
I don't know how their doing it. Must be using these.![]()
Or you know...they're just a very well constructed team with a great mix of young players and veterans, a potent offense, solid starting pitching, and a dominant back end of the bullpen.
Just heard on the radio Yank RPs have given up 8 ERs and 36 hits in 60+ innings. That's close to a 1.20 ERA. You're going to win your share of games with stats like that.
Nah....strictly a DH going forward.
We managed tonight without his bat in the lineup.
I assume you meant to quote my Holliday post. Girardi said he will play 1B at some point on this 5 game interleague road trip. I thought it was gunna be last night but Girardi said that he's going to play 1B tonight.
NICE!!!!Decided to watch my first Yankee game in years and now its 18 innings with a MLB SO record. Should've watched a movie
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