1. Derek Dietrich (L) LF .288/.347/.379, 0.1 fWAR
2. Miguel Rojas (R) SS .288/.344/.424, 0.6 fWAR
3. Starlin Castro (R) 2B .295/.357/.328, 0.2 fWAR
4. Justin Bour (L) 1B .226/.293/.472, -0.1 fWAR
5. Brian Anderson (R) 3B .268/.388/.393, 0.4 fWAR
6. Tomas Telis (S) DH .214/.313/.214, 0 fWAR
7. Cameron Maybin (R) CF .244/.326/.341, 0 fWAR
8. J.B. Shuck (L) RF .500/.583/.700, 0.3 fWAR
9. Bryan Holaday (R) CA .167/.259/.208, -0.1 fWAR
Caleb Smith (L): (13.1 IP, 4.73 ERA, 0.0 RA9 WAR)
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Luis Severino (R): (18 IP, 3.50 ERA, 0.4 RA9 WAR)
1. Brett Gardner (L) LF .264/.381/.377, 0.5 fWAR
2. Aaron Judge (R) RF .340/.470/.566, 0.9 fWAR
3. Giancarlo Stanton (R) DH .220/.303/.458, 0.5 fWAR
4. Didi Gregorius (L) SS .311/.433/.689, 1.1 fWAR
5. Gary Sanchez (R) CA .140/.157/.400, -0.1 fWAR
6. Aaron Hicks (S) CF .364/.462/.909, 0.3 fWAR
7. Tyler Austin (R) 1B .265/.359/.500, 0.3 fWAR
8. Miguel Andujar (R) 3B .156/.176/.250, -0.4 fWAR
9. Ronald Torreyes (R) 2B .429/.429/.571, 0.3 fWAR
I was going to say that, but we all know who the culprits are and they are no one worth acknowledging.
Sanchez: 5 games, 8-22, 3 2B, 2 HR, .364/.391/.773
Andujar: 4 games, 4-16, 3 2B, 1 3B, .250/.294/.563 - baby steps
Gardner: 4 games, 6-16, 1 2B, .375/.500/.438
Walker is ice cold too, 2-17, two singles, no walks: .118/.118/.118
Aside from some disagreement with Boone pulling Severino after 6 and Warren and Shreve unable to find the strike zone (not Boone's fault), just what was so negative?
Walker is ice cold too, 2-17, two singles, no walks: .118/.118/.118
Yeah, but unless Torres actually pulled something last night, one of these guys (probably Wade) will be gone by May 1 latest.
"At this rate, Jacoby Ellsbury is going to wind up with more injuries than hits this season." - Dan Martin, NY Post.
"At this rate, Jacoby Ellsbury is going to wind up with more injuries than hits this season." - Dan Martin, NY Post.
Unreal. His body is breaking down fast. Only good news is that once Frazier gets well, he will be the 4th/5th OF.
Have to feel bad for Ellsbury.
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Ellsbury has a THIRD injury now, plantar fasciatis, the SECOND incurred while rehabbing the original oblique injury.
"At this rate, Jacoby Ellsbury is going to wind up with more injuries than hits this season." - Dan Martin, NY Post.
Unreal. His body is breaking down fast. Only good news is that once Frazier gets well, he will be the 4th/5th OF.
Have to feel bad for Ellsbury.
Yes, to a point. He's goy $68 mill coming in to help him feel better. :-)
From our selfish fan standpoint, that f'ing contract is an albatross and he takes up a valuable spot on the 40 man roster.
this too
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Ellsbury has a THIRD injury now, plantar fasciatis, the SECOND incurred while rehabbing the original oblique injury.
"At this rate, Jacoby Ellsbury is going to wind up with more injuries than hits this season." - Dan Martin, NY Post.
Unreal. His body is breaking down fast. Only good news is that once Frazier gets well, he will be the 4th/5th OF.
Have to feel bad for Ellsbury.
Yes, to a point. He's goy $68 mill coming in to help him feel better. :-)
From our selfish fan standpoint, that f'ing contract is an albatross and he takes up a valuable spot on the 40 man roster.
Ranks up there with the Pujols contract as worst ever. For somebody rehabbing, he seems to be getting more weird injuries than what would be believable. Wonder if he is pulling Cashman's chain?
UGH!
Whenever the Yankees make an obviously awful decision I just assume Levine is at the bottom of it.
That's a good point. But at least Hal seems to be a guy who is reasonable and willing to listen and learn. Can you imagine if Hank-en-Stein was still in charge? We'd have the Ellsbury AND the Pujols contracts :-) And God knows what else.
Ellsbury as a Yankee: .264/.330/.386, many DL visits. All for the low low price of $150 million!
McCann and Beltran were at least reasonably productive and they were able to turn them into three good pitching prospects in Abreu, Guzman and Tate. Beltran's leadership clearly left a positive impression as well, considering he got a managerial interview right after retiring.
There is not a single positive from this Ellsbury contract. It's immovable, he's an average player at best when he does manage to get in. And the frustrating part is most knew this at the time. It was not hard to envision things playing out this way. I wish we could get the real story and why it happened. Because it runs contrary to everything Cashman has done recently.
THIS!!!!!!! McAnn and Beltran were short term fixes with short, tradeable contracts. Ellsbury was just ridiculous. 7 years for an injury case with 1 gerat year out of 7.
Proof that a stopped watch is right twice a day. :-)
Stupid thing was they had the exact same player on the team already in Gardner. And while Ells may have had a touch more power and was a better base stealer, Gardner was better in every other way, especially defense. Yep, definitely a panic move over Cano signing in Seattle (which I had no problem with for that much money.) I know I'm biased, but Gardner was always the better player because of reliability and defense.
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Ellsbury was a terrible mistake. They paid him as if they expected him to repeat his 2011 season instead of seeing it as the massive fluke that it was. They also paid top dollar for a guy who was frequently injured as he headed into his age 30 season, as if he would get more durable with age for some reason.
Stupid thing was they had the exact same player on the team already in Gardner. And while Ells may have had a touch more power and was a better base stealer, Gardner was better in every other way, especially defense. Yep, definitely a panic move over Cano signing in Seattle (which I had no problem with for that much money.) I know I'm biased, but Gardner was always the better player because of reliability and defense.
Gardy’s also always been a popular clubhouse/team leader guy. Ellsbury, while never being a bad guy, has always seemed to be quiet and kinda weird.