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| New York will send left-hander Jordan Montgomery (5-4, 3.74 ERA) to the mound. The rookie is 3-0 with a 2.96 ERA in four June starts. He is 1-0 with a 4.50 ERA with one career appearance against the White Sox. On Wednesday, Montgomery limited the Log Angeles Angels to two runs in 5 2/3 innings to help the Yankees end a season-high, seven-game losing streak, their longest since April 2007. "I wasn't really feeling the weight (of the losing streak), but I definitely wanted to go out there and give the team everything I had," Montgomery told MLB.com. "The curveball has been good the last couple of starts. I'm starting to figure out how to make it sharper or bigger and look more like my fastball." For the White Sox, who are in the middle of a 10-game homestand, David Holmberg (1-1, 2.84) will start. The left-hander is 1-1 with a 3.98 ERA in five starts and 0-0 with a 0.79 ERA in nine relief appearances. In his last start, Holmberg allowed four runs (two earned) in 3 1/3 innings against the Minnesota Twins on June 21. He threw a scoreless inning Friday against the Oakland A's on his bullpen day. Holmberg has yet to throw more than five innings in a start this season. He will make his first career appearance against New York. |
His MLB ratings:
Hit 45
Pwr 55
Run 60
Arm 65
Fld 60
His talent could make him a star. Plus he has the desire to improve.
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His MLB ratings:
Hit 45
Pwr 55
Run 60
Arm 65
Fld 60
His talent could make him a star. Plus he has the desire to improve. Video link - ( New Window )
impressive video
Castro 2B
Judge RF
Sanchez DH
Austin 1B
Ellsbury CF
Headley 3B
Romine C
Torreyes SS
Didi off.
Sanchez - 33 HR/79 RBI
Berra - 16 HR/66 RBI
Gehrig - 14 HR/60 RBI
Mantle - 13 HR/67 RBI
Maris - 12 HR/46 RBI
Bird
received a cortisone shot earlier in the week after suffering a setback
in his recovery, so it's an encouraging sign that he's able to ramp up
the physical activity. There's no set timetable to proceed from this
point, but Bird already got 12 rehab games under his belt before getting
shut down, so he may not need much time to get back into shape once he
resumes his rehab assignment."
they showed some just now - onto the concourse where no one else hits them ... first AB a walk for Judge, good discipline.
What are nuts!!!!!
-Fatman in Charlotte
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All the injuries and losses keep piling up. If this team continues to flop till the deadline will they be sellers?
What are ya nuts!!!!!
-Fatman in Charlotte
Gardy?? Nah he's an offseason move at this point
Headley?? Sure!!!
Castro? No.
CC? No.
Pineda? Sure.
Not much to sell... unless we sell some prospects.
Cc and holliday are key Vets to keep around
maybe more like the 6th?
Wade can play all the infield and outfield spots just can not catch.
He will have to hit or Joe will bury him on the bench.