German on the hill. Have to avoid getting swept. Been a tough stretch offensively. I think we'll get a good bunch on the board today and come away with a win.
NYY:
1. Brett Gardner (L) LF
2. Aaron Judge (R) RF
3. Didi Gregorius (L) SS
4. Giancarlo Stanton (R) DH
5. Gary Sanchez (R) C
6. Aaron Hicks (S) CF
7. Miguel Andujar (R) 3B
8. Neil Walker (S) 1B
9. Gleyber Torres (R) 2B
TBR:
1. Kevin Kiermaier (L) CF
2. Matt Duffy (R) DH
3. Jake Bauers (L) 1B
4. Joey Wendle (L) 3B
5. Carlos Gomez (R) RF
6. Mallex Smith (L) LF
7. Adeiny Hechavarria (R) SS
8. Jesus Sucre (R) C
9. Willy Adames (R) 2B
SP: Matt Andriese (RHP)
...a sweep in Tampa?
Is this the start of a team slump?
But once we leave we seem to wake back up.
...a sweep in Tampa?
Is this the start of a team slump?
It's 2 losses - I really don't think there's any cause for concern.
I bet the bats put up 5 runs or more today.
Yet to drop 3 straight all season and I don't think it's going to happen now, either.
But once we leave we seem to wake back up.
Playing in that dreary stadium in front of 1/4 full crowd is enough to put anyone to sleep
But once we leave we seem to wake back up.
I know they're pros and we expect them to play well no matter where but I do think that shithole has something to do with it. It's dreary as hell, and I can see how anyone would have a bit of a letdown playing there.
That said, I expect a bounce back win today and then the bats to heat up in the hitter friendly Citizens Bank Park in Philly. Just in time to be back to playing well for the Sux next week at the Stadium.
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But once we leave we seem to wake back up.
Playing in that dreary stadium in front of 1/4 full crowd is enough to put anyone to sleep
pretty good crowds this weekend
Yanks just shifted themselves into a triple.
GD astroturf
A lot of hangers and a lot of solid contact.
But yeah, no doubt Cashman is going to make a move for a starter. Don't be surprised if he acquires two...
But yeah, no doubt Cashman is going to make a move for a starter. Don't be surprised if he acquires two...
JA Happ and Cole Hamels?
But yeah, no doubt Cashman is going to make a move for a starter. Don't be surprised if he acquires two...
Yep.
Also wanted to say welcome aboard, arc.
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Tanaka is getting close, so that'll help a little bit.
But yeah, no doubt Cashman is going to make a move for a starter. Don't be surprised if he acquires two...
JA Happ and Cole Hamels?
I think he'll stay away from Hamels - or at least I hope he does.
Happ is a realistic target. Depending on what happens with the Angels, Richards is another guy worth checking in on down the road.
I wouldn't hate going after Tyson Ross depending on the price.
I still like German a lot, and I agree he should keep pitching and keep developing. Tanaka will/should take Johnny Lasagna's spot when he's back. German should get a few more turns through.
Gray seems pretty unreliable right now. Sevvy and CC are the only two guys I think you can trust in a bigger spot right now. So, whether it's one starter or two.. it'll need to be addressed. But I'm still very much against dumping the farm to do it.
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Tanaka is getting close, so that'll help a little bit.
But yeah, no doubt Cashman is going to make a move for a starter. Don't be surprised if he acquires two...
Yep.
Also wanted to say welcome aboard, arc.
Thanks, bud!
I did - it took much deliberation and thought, but I'm here for good now. This isn't a temporary change for me.
So, thanks man! Looking forward to what should be a great next few years for us. :)
They've been playing like shit since arc moved over. I'm not holding out the welcome sign, yet....
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If so, welcome!
They've been playing like shit since arc moved over. I'm not holding out the welcome sign, yet....
Not entirely true. They swept Seattle and he had already made the change.
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If so, welcome!
They've been playing like shit since arc moved over. I'm not holding out the welcome sign, yet....
LOL. Tough crowd!
For what it's worth, the day of the DET doubleheader was when I "flipped" and started watching every game..
13-6 in that span including a sweep of the Mariners.
Frustrating series in TB so far. But this one is far from over. 3 runs isn't the end of the world against a team that uses their fucking bullpen for entire games.
How is somebody only just starting to throw now?
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If so, welcome!
They've been playing like shit since arc moved over. I'm not holding out the welcome sign, yet....
LOL. Tough crowd!
For what it's worth, the day of the DET doubleheader was when I "flipped" and started watching every game..
13-6 in that span including a sweep of the Mariners.
Frustrating series in TB so far. But this one is far from over. 3 runs isn't the end of the world against a team that uses their fucking bullpen for entire games.
Every convert must be tested!
You are absolutely welcome here. Glad you turned to the Dark Side.
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If so, welcome!
They've been playing like shit since arc moved over. I'm not holding out the welcome sign, yet....
LOL. Tough crowd!
For what it's worth, the day of the DET doubleheader was when I "flipped" and started watching every game..
13-6 in that span including a sweep of the Mariners.
Frustrating series in TB so far. But this one is far from over. 3 runs isn't the end of the world against a team that uses their fucking bullpen for entire games.
Every convert must be tested!
You are absolutely welcome here. Glad you turned to the Dark Side.
Haha, of course! And thanks!
All you guys gave been very cool about it. I feel at home already!
Just stands there and watches 3 strikes with 2 runners in scoring position and two out.
Swing the fucking bat.
What about Greg Bird?
It happens. It’s annoying, but it happens
That Neil Walker AB was sort of hilarious too
Just stands there and watches 3 strikes with 2 runners in scoring position and two out.
Swing the fucking bat.
He's a guy who looks to me like he needs regular AB's and isn't suited at all to a spot start.
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I can't stand Neil Walker.
Just stands there and watches 3 strikes with 2 runners in scoring position and two out.
Swing the fucking bat.
He's a guy who looks to me like he needs regular AB's and isn't suited at all to a spot start.
Yeah, he's been better in other spots when he's gotten regular PT - but he's never going to get that here. So, I definitely don't think he's long for the spot he has right now.
That AB before was just putrid.
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I can't stand Neil Walker.
Just stands there and watches 3 strikes with 2 runners in scoring position and two out.
Swing the fucking bat.
He's a guy who looks to me like he needs regular AB's and isn't suited at all to a spot start.
Yeah, he's been better in other spots when he's gotten regular PT - but he's never going to get that here. So, I definitely don't think he's long for the spot he has right now.
That AB before was just putrid.
Yeah he's not going to get that here and to me is really only injury insurance.
They're going to have to figure out what to do with that roster spot. Status quo, bring Drury up or bring Toe back. At least Toe produces when put in a game. Not easy to be a utility guy like that and continue to produce, plus he always seems to bring a spark to the club.
Yeah but this is the 7th time they've played the Rays in the last week - week and a half. You'd think they've seen these guys enough now to be getting batter, not worse.
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is killing them. Not there long enough to figure them out.
Yeah but this is the 7th time they've played the Rays in the last week - week and a half. You'd think they've seen these guys enough now to be getting batter, not worse.
They saw real starting pitchers in a few of the games. But it is not easy to see somebody one at bat once or twice a week.
1 run game, fellas.
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is killing them. Not there long enough to figure them out.
Yeah but this is the 7th time they've played the Rays in the last week - week and a half. You'd think they've seen these guys enough now to be getting batter, not worse.
They saw real starting pitchers in a few of the games. But it is not easy to see somebody one at bat once or twice a week.
Yes they have but its not like those starters went really deep in games.
My point is they have seen these relievers. While it's not easy to see them rarely, seeing them recently should've helped. It's not like this was the first time they've seen these guys. If it was say a Nationals staff, I think your point would carry more weight as that would be once or twice in years if ever, not a week or so.
No mention of the fact that he's hitting .138, of course.
Stickball.
Stickball.
Ground rules...they have it designated what appendages are in play or deadballs...
Romo is shot - this is what happens to TB when these games get late. They don't have many options.
Stickball.
I agree with that. If you're going to play in a rinky dink park, anything hanging should be a ground rule double, and the upper rings a HR. No way a ball should still be in play like that or a fielder being able to catch it for an out.
Clown shoes baseball stadium, and MLB should be ashamed they hold professional games there. A minor league park, who cares but a Major League one? What a joke.
GIDP and he gets hurt running. Goddamnit
Refuse to take what the pitcher gives and grounds into the DP.
Thankfully we have Romine. Could do way worse. A lot of teams don't even have a starter as good as Romine right now. There's really a dearth of talent at the C position across the league.
Refuse to take what the pitcher gives and grounds into the DP.
Yeah well maybe if Boone doesn't sit him again the game after a big HR, and when he was getting his stroke down, he would've been locked in. Instead he gets cooled off by his own manager for the 2nd time this year just when it looked like he was coming around.
No reason he couldn't have at least DH'd after hitting the game tying HR vs the M's.
He texted me this: 'It's a long season. You gotta ride the waves.'
Yanks will be fine.
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Tanaka is getting close, so that'll help a little bit.
But yeah, no doubt Cashman is going to make a move for a starter. Don't be surprised if he acquires two...
JA Happ and Cole Hamels?
I think he'll stay away from Hamels - or at least I hope he does.
Happ is a realistic target. Depending on what happens with the Angels, Richards is another guy worth checking in on down the road.
I wouldn't hate going after Tyson Ross depending on the price.
I still like German a lot, and I agree he should keep pitching and keep developing. Tanaka will/should take Johnny Lasagna's spot when he's back. German should get a few more turns through.
Gray seems pretty unreliable right now. Sevvy and CC are the only two guys I think you can trust in a bigger spot right now. So, whether it's one starter or two.. it'll need to be addressed. But I'm still very much against dumping the farm to do it.
Yankees are trying to win a World Series and you want to stay away from a proven pitcher whose got it done in the big spots of October in Hamels but will take Richards who is always hurt and Tyson Ross who stinks come on now
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Tanaka is getting close, so that'll help a little bit.
But yeah, no doubt Cashman is going to make a move for a starter. Don't be surprised if he acquires two...
JA Happ and Cole Hamels?
I think he'll stay away from Hamels - or at least I hope he does.
Happ is a realistic target. Depending on what happens with the Angels, Richards is another guy worth checking in on down the road.
I wouldn't hate going after Tyson Ross depending on the price.
I still like German a lot, and I agree he should keep pitching and keep developing. Tanaka will/should take Johnny Lasagna's spot when he's back. German should get a few more turns through.
Gray seems pretty unreliable right now. Sevvy and CC are the only two guys I think you can trust in a bigger spot right now. So, whether it's one starter or two.. it'll need to be addressed. But I'm still very much against dumping the farm to do it.
Yankees are trying to win a World Series and you want to stay away from a proven pitcher whose got it done in the big spots of October in Hamels but will take Richards who is always hurt and Tyson Ross who stinks come on now
Cole Hamels got absolutely rocked in his last postseason appearance. He gave up 6 runs in 3.1 innings. That was 2 years ago. Now he's 34 years old. He has a 5.14 FIP this year. He wasn't good last year, either.
You want to give up a good prospect for him, be my guest. I'd say buyer beware.
Richards is having a very solid year. Yeah, he has a hamstring strain so it depends if he gets back from that and pitches decently. But his k/9 is over 10 right now and he's been a respectable mid-rotation starter.
Tyson Ross doesn't stink. He has a 3.34 ERA this year and was an all-star a few years ago. He has talent, he's been hurt and looks like he's getting his groove back now.
I'm looking for guys who can help but won't cost a ton to acquire, so these guys aren't going to be perfect options. I don't think the right move here is unloading half the farm for one of the Mets pitchers or Blake Snell.
The goal shouldn't be to go all in on this year, it should be to maximize the window of contention. Putting all our eggs in the 2018 basket would be the wrong approach, IMO.
Venters is gonna have to come out too.
That's what I want to avoid. I'm looking at the tier of pitchers that wouldn't require that - or at least guys I don't think would require that.
I think it would be a mistake to deal Frazier away for anything less than a front line starter. And that's not the route I think we should go.
Shreve was dfa'd wasn't he?
Yup. He just doesn't complain though and like I said yesterday, time for Boone to blow a gasket about that shit.
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Shreve was dfa'd wasn't he?
Nope. Only in our wildest X-rated fantasies, sadly..
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Score here so we don't have to live through another Shreve appearance in an important spot.
Shreve was dfa'd wasn't he?
Nope. Only in our wildest X-rated fantasies, sadly..
Big spot in the game here and I'd think a real big spot for him staying on the roster.
Fingers crossed.......
We all knew it was a bad move... Boone didn't.
Go to Cessa there. You can't put Shreve in against the heart of their order like that.
DFA this clown already, please..
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Tanaka is getting close, so that'll help a little bit.
But yeah, no doubt Cashman is going to make a move for a starter. Don't be surprised if he acquires two...
JA Happ and Cole Hamels?
I think he'll stay away from Hamels - or at least I hope he does.
Happ is a realistic target. Depending on what happens with the Angels, Richards is another guy worth checking in on down the road.
I wouldn't hate going after Tyson Ross depending on the price.
I still like German a lot, and I agree he should keep pitching and keep developing. Tanaka will/should take Johnny Lasagna's spot when he's back. German should get a few more turns through.
Gray seems pretty unreliable right now. Sevvy and CC are the only two guys I think you can trust in a bigger spot right now. So, whether it's one starter or two.. it'll need to be addressed. But I'm still very much against dumping the farm to do it.
Yankees are trying to win a World Series and you want to stay away from a proven pitcher whose got it done in the big spots of October in Hamels but will take Richards who is always hurt and Tyson Ross who stinks come on now
Cole Hamels got absolutely rocked in his last postseason appearance. He gave up 6 runs in 3.1 innings. That was 2 years ago. Now he's 34 years old. He has a 5.14 FIP this year. He wasn't good last year, either.
You want to give up a good prospect for him, be my guest. I'd say buyer beware.
Richards is having a very solid year. Yeah, he has a hamstring strain so it depends if he gets back from that and pitches decently. But his k/9 is over 10 right now and he's been a respectable mid-rotation starter.
Tyson Ross doesn't stink. He has a 3.34 ERA this year and was an all-star a few years ago. He has talent, he's been hurt and looks like he's getting his groove back now.
I'm looking for guys who can help but won't cost a ton to acquire, so these guys aren't going to be perfect options. I don't think the right move here is unloading half the farm for one of the Mets pitchers or Blake Snell.
The goal shouldn't be to go all in on this year, it should be to maximize the window of contention. Putting all our eggs in the 2018 basket would be the wrong approach, IMO.
So because he is 34 and got rocked in the playoffs one game two years ago means he won’t be effective here??? Tyson Ross was terrible with Oakland and Texas let him stay in the west coast in the NL with the padres I want no part of him in New York,
He's got to go.
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Tanaka is getting close, so that'll help a little bit.
But yeah, no doubt Cashman is going to make a move for a starter. Don't be surprised if he acquires two...
JA Happ and Cole Hamels?
I think he'll stay away from Hamels - or at least I hope he does.
Happ is a realistic target. Depending on what happens with the Angels, Richards is another guy worth checking in on down the road.
I wouldn't hate going after Tyson Ross depending on the price.
I still like German a lot, and I agree he should keep pitching and keep developing. Tanaka will/should take Johnny Lasagna's spot when he's back. German should get a few more turns through.
Gray seems pretty unreliable right now. Sevvy and CC are the only two guys I think you can trust in a bigger spot right now. So, whether it's one starter or two.. it'll need to be addressed. But I'm still very much against dumping the farm to do it.
Yankees are trying to win a World Series and you want to stay away from a proven pitcher whose got it done in the big spots of October in Hamels but will take Richards who is always hurt and Tyson Ross who stinks come on now
Cole Hamels got absolutely rocked in his last postseason appearance. He gave up 6 runs in 3.1 innings. That was 2 years ago. Now he's 34 years old. He has a 5.14 FIP this year. He wasn't good last year, either.
You want to give up a good prospect for him, be my guest. I'd say buyer beware.
Richards is having a very solid year. Yeah, he has a hamstring strain so it depends if he gets back from that and pitches decently. But his k/9 is over 10 right now and he's been a respectable mid-rotation starter.
Tyson Ross doesn't stink. He has a 3.34 ERA this year and was an all-star a few years ago. He has talent, he's been hurt and looks like he's getting his groove back now.
I'm looking for guys who can help but won't cost a ton to acquire, so these guys aren't going to be perfect options. I don't think the right move here is unloading half the farm for one of the Mets pitchers or Blake Snell.
The goal shouldn't be to go all in on this year, it should be to maximize the window of contention. Putting all our eggs in the 2018 basket would be the wrong approach, IMO.
So because he is 34 and got rocked in the playoffs one game two years ago means he won’t be effective here??? Tyson Ross was terrible with Oakland and Texas let him stay in the west coast in the NL with the padres I want no part of him in New York,
Ross hasn't pitched in Oakland since 2012 - why is that relevant? Can't I turn around and use your logic?
So.. because he pitched poorly in Oakland 6 years ago means he won't be effective here?
I'm only going back 2 years. You're going back 6 years.
Hamels is the guy you want. Fine - what are you willing to part with to get him?
- Clint Frazier's game-winning speaker ball out?
- The end of Chasen Shreve's career in pinstripes?
Haha. Boone maybe? Certainly not anyone here posting in the thread.
I didn't expect it to be THAT quick though. I guess it's better to rip that band aid off quick than suffer through a 25 pitch 1/2 inning torture inning.
- Clint Frazier's game-winning speaker ball out?
- The end of Chasen Shreve's career in pinstripes?
Don't forget Sanchez getting injured.
It might be the real thing in about 24 hours, ironically enough.
Absolutely have to DFA him.
I don't know if Kahnle is ready or not, but he's got to be a better option than Shreve. Shreve being a lefty is basically irrelevant since he can't get them out. (Or anyone, for that matter)
CBP next. Hopefully the bats wake up there. Missing Nola and should be able to park a bunch of balls over the short fences there.
Oh well, just one of those weekends that you’ll get over the course of a long season. Good news is Stanton is heating up.
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Tanaka is getting close, so that'll help a little bit.
But yeah, no doubt Cashman is going to make a move for a starter. Don't be surprised if he acquires two...
JA Happ and Cole Hamels?
I think he'll stay away from Hamels - or at least I hope he does.
Happ is a realistic target. Depending on what happens with the Angels, Richards is another guy worth checking in on down the road.
I wouldn't hate going after Tyson Ross depending on the price.
I still like German a lot, and I agree he should keep pitching and keep developing. Tanaka will/should take Johnny Lasagna's spot when he's back. German should get a few more turns through.
Gray seems pretty unreliable right now. Sevvy and CC are the only two guys I think you can trust in a bigger spot right now. So, whether it's one starter or two.. it'll need to be addressed. But I'm still very much against dumping the farm to do it.
Yankees are trying to win a World Series and you want to stay away from a proven pitcher whose got it done in the big spots of October in Hamels but will take Richards who is always hurt and Tyson Ross who stinks come on now
Cole Hamels got absolutely rocked in his last postseason appearance. He gave up 6 runs in 3.1 innings. That was 2 years ago. Now he's 34 years old. He has a 5.14 FIP this year. He wasn't good last year, either.
You want to give up a good prospect for him, be my guest. I'd say buyer beware.
Richards is having a very solid year. Yeah, he has a hamstring strain so it depends if he gets back from that and pitches decently. But his k/9 is over 10 right now and he's been a respectable mid-rotation starter.
Tyson Ross doesn't stink. He has a 3.34 ERA this year and was an all-star a few years ago. He has talent, he's been hurt and looks like he's getting his groove back now.
I'm looking for guys who can help but won't cost a ton to acquire, so these guys aren't going to be perfect options. I don't think the right move here is unloading half the farm for one of the Mets pitchers or Blake Snell.
The goal shouldn't be to go all in on this year, it should be to maximize the window of contention. Putting all our eggs in the 2018 basket would be the wrong approach, IMO.
So because he is 34 and got rocked in the playoffs one game two years ago means he won’t be effective here??? Tyson Ross was terrible with Oakland and Texas let him stay in the west coast in the NL with the padres I want no part of him in New York,
Ross hasn't pitched in Oakland since 2012 - why is that relevant? Can't I turn around and use your logic?
So.. because he pitched poorly in Oakland 6 years ago means he won't be effective here?
I'm only going back 2 years. You're going back 6 years.
Hamels is the guy you want. Fine - what are you willing to part with to get him?
Ross pitched in Texas last year he wasn’t terrible.. I’m not giving andujar Torres or Frazier for hamels
If he's "cheap," it's not the worst move - but again, if you look under the hood there, there's a few red flags.
5.14 FIP, 19.8% HR/FB (highest of his career by a good bit), 1.235 WHIP.
Not sure he's the right guy.
2 - Walker is the next to go.
3 - Shreve is going to be better than this someplace else very soon.
...ouch.
Not what the team with the best MLB record was looking for.
Is this the first leg of a nasty team slump?
Just release him, like they did Carter last year, funny thing is Carter was more productive lol
...by a fifth rate reliever.
Gotta either send him down or cut him.
He sucks every time he takes the mound.
And now he adds to the Yankees Tampa misery.
Bad ending to a bad weekend.
I think having the righty hitting Frazier pinch hit for him late might be a bit of a bad sign for Walker. Especially since Walker could've batted right handed there.
If Drury is anywhere near competent playing 1B in AAA then I think Walker's days in the Bronx are numbered.
...ouch.
Not what the team with the best MLB record was looking for.
Is this the first leg of a nasty team slump?
It's the first time they've lost 3 in a row all year and it's almost July.
I don't think a "nasty team slump" is coming.
It's such a long season. This is going to happen. Yeah, it's annoying because it's the Rays and they fucking suck - but it balances out.
Can't win every single series or expect that 3 losses in a row will never happen over the course of 162 games. It's not realistic no matter how good the team is.
Kahnle has 3 straight scoreless appearances in SWB (3.2 innings) - I'd call him up and DFA Shreve. Khanle only had one hiccup where he let up 2 runs - that's in in his last 7.2 innings. Seems like he's getting on track.
Coday Carol. He'll probably be up soon.
Yankees Bullpen Last 18 Games (since June 5):
Chasen Shreve: 6.1 IP, 5 R, 3 HR
Rest of team: 54 IP, 0 R, 0 HR
Says it all and then some, really.
Yankees Bullpen Last 18 Games (since June 5):
Chasen Shreve: 6.1 IP, 5 R, 3 HR
Rest of team: 54 IP, 0 R, 0 HR
Says it all and then some, really.
Ooofa. Yep that's gotta be it for Shreve.
I'd like to see a lefty added to the pen at the deadline if possible. Chapman is really the only other lefty we have back there and obviously he's not going to be coming in before it's closing time or we need to hold serve.
Considering how dominant the pen has been otherwise, it's probably not an absolute necessity - but if there's a good match somewhere, I'd be willing to listen.
SFG has a pair of potential targets if we want to go that route - Tony Watson and Will Smith. Brad Hand is probably going to be too expensive.
Cessa is going to pitch against the Phillies on Wednesday I believe.
Shreve is out of options and would have to be DFA'd.
I am in favor of that option actually- but I don't think Kahnle should be called up- he needs to build up IP after missing so much time. I would prefer that the Yanks bring up Cody Carroll or Feyereisen. Those two might be part of the Yanks 2019 pen- and it might be a good idea for the Yanks to take a short look now so they can get a feel for what they have and what they can do.
Yup!
I asked to be released. The Yanks signed me to a new deal on June 3rd and my home is in the Bronx now.
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I thought arc was a Mets fan?
I asked to be released. The Yanks signed me to a new deal on June 3rd and my home is in the Bronx now.
LOL. I hear ya. A friend of mine from college is a Mets fan & they've broken him as well.
“We’re lucky to have him,” Cashman said of Frazier. “He’s getting better. He’s a toolbox that every year since we’ve gotten him he’s exponentially improved.”
Granted, the 24-year-old outfielder could be one of the Bombers’ best trade chips given his potential. He’s blocked from an everyday role in the majors, but he also seems too good to deal for someone like a veteran second-tier starter. It would seemingly have to be a real difference-maker.
“We’d like to hold on to him,” Cashman said while suggesting there could very well be a more significant role for Frazier over time. “I know he’s someone that we’re going to get asked a lot about, and so far we’ve been able to say no and hand-check everything, but I’m a big Clint Frazier fan.
“He was a big piece of that trade of Andrew Miller along with some others and I think he’s got a lot of really good baseball ahead of him. He’s going about his business perfectly right now. He’s impacting us in a positive way and saying all the right things."
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I thought arc was a Mets fan?
I asked to be released. The Yanks signed me to a new deal on June 3rd and my home is in the Bronx now.
LOL. I hear ya. A friend of mine from college is a Mets fan & they've broken him as well.
I have a lot of respect for the guys who are sticking with it and seeing it through. I just couldn't anymore. Life's too short for that kind of frustration. Couldn't be happier now.
What, his 15(whatever it is recently) at bats have turned him into one of the best now?
Yup. He could've been the spark to jump start the O again. Seemed to me he did something good every game he got in and would've won the game last night for the Yanks if not for that clown shoes Stadium.
Bullshit stadium and circus like ground rules cost us the game and later Sanchez.
What should happen next? Probably time to fire Boone I’m think....
Or maybe dock Boone a week’s worth of salary, since this is on him and it’s embarrasing...
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of the MLB Rankings next week?! This is BS and completely embarrassing. This shouldn't be happening, this is on Boone.
What should happen next? Probably time to fire Boone I’m think....
Or maybe dock Boone a week’s worth of salary, since this is on him and it’s embarrasing...
djm, you’re better off ignoring that troll brother. He’s a Boston fan that has a man crush on Cora and comes here whenever the Yankees lose to pretend to be a Yankees fan and shit on Boone. He’s a disgrace
Lovely....Higgy coming up?
I’m thinking the same thing.
Because they need a LOOGY, even though he can't get lefties out......