NYY (12-9)
1. Jacoby Ellsbury (L) CF
2. Derek Jeter (R) SS
3. Carlos Beltran (S) RF
4. Alfonso Soriano (R) DH
5. Mark Teixeira (S) 1B
6. Brian McCann (L) CA
7. Brett Gardner (L) LF
8. Brian Roberts (S) 2B
9. Yangervis Solarte (S) 3B
SP CC Sabathia (2-2) 5.19 ERA
vs.
SP Felix Doubront (1-2) 5.48 ERA
1. Dustin Pedroia (R) 2B
2. Shane Victorino (R) RF
3. David Ortiz (L) DH
4. Mike Napoli (R) 1B
5. Jonny Gomes (R) LF
6. Xander Bogaerts (R) SS
7. Brock Holt (L) 3B
8. David Ross (R) CA
9. Jackie Bradley Jr. (L) CF
BOS | (10-12)
9-2
10-2 double Ellsbury. WE have hit alot of doubles this season.
Sox going to be pining for better days.
Of course, he is only 26, and switch hitters sometimes mature later.
I can't find Dune's prospect preview from earlier.
Thanks, as always, fellas
Tough first outing, but them's the bigs. The vets around him certainly didn't do him any favors.
Cold weather - pine tar = sloppy games where batters get hit.
14-5
Up to 38 pitches...
I'd say we have even money on Carp landing on the DL tomorrow.
And it wasn't my only post in the thread, so nice try. I only watched last few innings because I was watching hockey and nba playoffs.
Am I wrong when I say Jeter is terrible in the field at this point?
And it wasn't my only post in the thread, so nice try. I only watched last few innings because I was watching hockey and nba playoffs.
Am I wrong when I say Jeter is terrible in the field at this point?
You're not wrong. Actually, last night between his fielding and his hitting I was thinking maybe Jeter is sick or something, because he just looked bad doing pretty much everything. At least he hit tonight.
Look, he's going to be 40 this year. No one has played a full year at SS in the history of MLB at his age (I believe I read that somewhere). He's coming off a year of injuries. It's not going to be pretty.
But I think he has a lot of desire to win one more World Series this year and he'll be a good leader.
For those of you not so old, Aparicio was a great SS and is deservedly in the HOF, as will be Jeter.
Luis - ( New Window )
I've been burnt out by a similar jeter "hater" who just kills him routinely (and also the entire Yankees for that matter, and is a Yankee "fan"). My point to him has been simple:
You can't hate athletes who do what Jeter has done for your favorite team. You just can't. It's almost impossible. These types are the same people who wanted Mattingly gone before the leg kick, who wanted LT to stop blocking someone's path in 92-93, who wanted Ewing traded before he got traded. I wonder how many people wanted Mantle to take a seat at the end? When these guys leave, you can only PRAY the next one in line is half the player.
Sometimes you have to take the bad with the good in terms of them being relatively shitty at the end. It happens. Jeter isn't even that bad right now, he's had some bad fielding games for sure. The trade off is everything he's done in the past, of course it's the past, but he's not crippling your team (and his presence IMO helps regardless).
Sorry to vent but your comments just seemed to click with someone else who baffles me in their hatred of Jeter, more so than you. And I'm not even a Jeter ball worshipper, not by a long shot, but that persons attitude has made me at least a Jeter defender.