NYY:
1. Andrew McCutchen (R) LF
2. Aaron Judge (R) RF
3. Didi Gregorius (L) SS
4. Giancarlo Stanton (R) DH
5. Aaron Hicks (S) CF
6. Miguel Andujar (R) 3B
7. Gary Sanchez (R) C
8. Neil Walker (S) 1B
9. Gleyber Torres (R) 2B
J. Happ: 160.2 IP, 16-6, 3.75
BOS:
1. Ian Kinsler (R) 2B
2. Steve Pearce (R) 1B
3. J.D. Martinez (R) RF
4. Xander Bogaerts (R) SS
5. Eduardo Nunez (R) DH
6. Brandon Phillips (R) 3B
7. Brock Holt (L) LF
8. Christian Vazquez (R) C
9. Jackie Bradley Jr. (L) CF
N. Eovaldi: 98.0 IP, 5-7, 4.22
99 is back.
Chappy set to return tomorrow, I believe.
Boston in town.
It's go time.
We had some ugly bottom 3rds for a while. Not anymore. No more easy outs.
We're getting healthy at the right time. Let's get on a run here.
Hopefully Happ burnishes his Sawx killer credentials tonight, too.
We had some ugly bottom 3rds for a while. Not anymore. No more easy outs.
We're getting healthy at the right time. Let's get on a run here.
He does. It's unbelievable how much he changes the lineup. If fact I can't remember the last time he put the same one out two games in a row.
To me it shows a lack of feel for his own team, and it's like he's still searching and learning about them. By now he should pretty much be set with who bats where give or take the occasional change.
It's almost as if he's trying to be innovative ala LaRussa or Maddon but it looks more like he's still trying to figure things out. It doesn't exactly exude confidence for me.
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He changes the look of the lineup so much.
We had some ugly bottom 3rds for a while. Not anymore. No more easy outs.
We're getting healthy at the right time. Let's get on a run here.
He does. It's unbelievable how much he changes the lineup. If fact I can't remember the last time he put the same one out two games in a row.
To me it shows a lack of feel for his own team, and it's like he's still searching and learning about them. By now he should pretty much be set with who bats where give or take the occasional change.
It's almost as if he's trying to be innovative ala LaRussa or Maddon but it looks more like he's still trying to figure things out. It doesn't exactly exude confidence for me.
Hoping for a liiiiiittle more consistency now that we're pretty much at full strength again.
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He changes the look of the lineup so much.
We had some ugly bottom 3rds for a while. Not anymore. No more easy outs.
We're getting healthy at the right time. Let's get on a run here.
He does. It's unbelievable how much he changes the lineup. If fact I can't remember the last time he put the same one out two games in a row.
To me it shows a lack of feel for his own team, and it's like he's still searching and learning about them. By now he should pretty much be set with who bats where give or take the occasional change.
It's almost as if he's trying to be innovative ala LaRussa or Maddon but it looks more like he's still trying to figure things out. It doesn't exactly exude confidence for me.
Hoping for a liiiiiittle more consistency now that we're pretty much at full strength again.
Me too but I doubt we get it.
He might play the same guys more often now but I'm sure he's going to bounce a few guys around the order.
He should be. On top of the passed ball that should never happen, the pitch was a strike taboot! Gary botching it so bad even threw the HP IMO off.
It's one thing to not be good at balls in the dirt but I've never seen a starting MLB catcher have so much trouble actually catching pitches. It's unreal to me how bad he is at what we all take for granted what a catcher should be able to do.
Happ pitching well. Let's get him some help please..
I’d spend the whole offseason making him a 1B and finding a defensive catcher. Solves a few problems.
Jeez.
Jeez.
Yeah, I was going to say the same thing. Watching the Yankees offense feels like watching the Giants offense. They should be scoring more and doing more but they’re not and it’s so frustrating. It just makes me want to watch something else.
Happ pitching well. Let's get him some help please..
Yeah it would've been nice if those two weren't hit right at guys but I totally agree with you. Just seeing him make hard contact on Eovaldi is a good sign and what I was hoping to see from him.
Happ should be pitching a shutout, and he's been a great pickup by Cashman.
- One PB every 13 games
- 28% caught stealing
- .233 avg, .680 ops, 13 HR
#24:
- One passed ball every 5 games
- 27% caught stealing
- .188 avg, .692 ops, 16 HR
#28:
- One PB every 15 games
- 29% caught stealing
- .248 avg, .732 ops, 10 HR
He can hardly move behind the plate and you want him patrolling third? No way.
Unless of course you're in jokey mode.
Guy deserves better than he's gotten tonight. He's money and looks like a NYY type pitcher to me. Digs deep when the going gets tough and isn't fazed by much. Even his catcher totally screwing him, he still only gave up the one run then on the sac fly.
To me it's either Tanaka or him getting the ball in the WC game and I'd feel comfortable with either.
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Happ doing all he can to keep us in this.
Guy deserves better than he's gotten tonight. He's money and looks like a NYY type pitcher to me. Digs deep when the going gets tough and isn't fazed by much. Even his catcher totally screwing him, he still only gave up the one run then on the sac fly.
To me it's either Tanaka or him getting the ball in the WC game and I'd feel comfortable with either.
Right now, I am resigning this guy for next year.
The Yankees do it often, making some high ERA guy look like an allstar...
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Happ doing all he can to keep us in this.
Guy deserves better than he's gotten tonight. He's money and looks like a NYY type pitcher to me. Digs deep when the going gets tough and isn't fazed by much. Even his catcher totally screwing him, he still only gave up the one run then on the sac fly.
To me it's either Tanaka or him getting the ball in the WC game and I'd feel comfortable with either.
Right now, I am resigning this guy for next year.
Yeah I'd be all for that too. Offer him 2-3 years at a nice number and maybe it gets done.
years
years
Trade him to the Dodgers.
Eovaldi is not good. This is crazy.
Eovaldi is not good. This is crazy.
arc, they have been playing this way since just after the all star break. Like they have holes in their bats...
Probably Andujar or Torres needs to rescue them.
Yes, WC gets the best record regardless of division of the WC winner.
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I guess when we're playing the Red Sox, we are going to have to assume we will catch zero fucking breaks.
Eovaldi is not good. This is crazy.
arc, they have been playing this way since just after the all star break. Like they have holes in their bats...
Probably Andujar or Torres needs to rescue them.
I know, I just can't understand it. This lineup is too good to have so much trouble against bad pitchers this often.
Marcus Thames should probably not keep his job if this continues and turns into a play-in game loss.
We have to get on the board right now.
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play the Sox in the ALDS?
Yes, WC gets the best record regardless of division of the WC winner.
Thanks section. BoSox Yanks ALDS would be fun. I'll be up in New England back to back weekends in October so I'll definitely be watching some postseason baseball.