He got fucked on second strike call but then he swing at a garbage pitch down
I know it’s easier said than done, but how do the Astros hold off on those pitches and everybody not named DJ in the NYY lineup continue to wave at that horseshit??
They need to improve the SP, but the offense is to blame for this series. So many opportunities in the last 2 games, and 1 run to show for it.
Meh. SP Isn’t the reason we lost? Maybe not, but they have better starting pitching than us and it has showed. Tanaka gave up what 3 runs in five innings. That isn’t great. Paxton didn’t get through three innings. Severino through 4. Besides game one, you can’t say our SP really is helping matters. You can’t go to Greene ever freaking night and expect him to shut them down.
So we should plan to win every game 1-0? Jesus your takes are awful.
Yeah my takes are awful when we our starting pitchers in the last three games have went for a total of 3.1 innings 4.2 innings and 5.0. And my take was our starting pitching wasn’t the reason why we lost but simply not really helping matters much either. And, of course, according to your great takes this has no effect on our BP and the runs they let up. But you’re the same guy who said you can’t criticize a manager because I don’t have all the information. Thanks captain obvious. Might as well tell every fan their opinion is illegitimate because they don’t know all the behind the scenes stuff.
He got fucked on second strike call but then he swing at a garbage pitch down
I know it’s easier said than done, but how do the Astros hold off on those pitches and everybody not named DJ in the NYY lineup continue to wave at that horseshit??
No clue. Boss, we just have little plate discipline. A nice short swing approach should be utilized more but it just seems Yanks swing out if their socks.
That first inning should have been bigger, but guys are going for blast
your takes are just brutal. You are blaming Cashman for not figuring out how to beat the Astros. Think about that. The Yankees gave up 7 runs in 3 games and couldn’t hit in 2 of them but that’s somehow the GMs fault for not getting enough pitching?
Blame the fucking players. The Yankees were in position to win 2 if not all 3 of the previous games if they had just 1 or two big hits. But that’s just can’t be, it has to be the GMs fault?
By the way bases loaded 3 separate occasions tonight with no hits. Is that on Cashman too?
your takes are just brutal. You are blaming Cashman for not figuring out how to beat the Astros. Think about that. The Yankees gave up 7 runs in 3 games and couldn’t hit in 2 of them but that’s somehow the GMs fault for not getting enough pitching?
Blame the fucking players. The Yankees were in position to win 2 if not all 3 of the previous games if they had just 1 or two big hits. But that’s just can’t be, it has to be the GMs fault?
By the way bases loaded 3 separate occasions tonight with no hits. Is that on Cashman too?
Yea this is on players for sure, they didn't hit in clutch. That being said, we would have benefitted from an ace who can eat more innings. Cole would be a nice add
your takes are just brutal. You are blaming Cashman for not figuring out how to beat the Astros. Think about that. The Yankees gave up 7 runs in 3 games and couldn’t hit in 2 of them but that’s somehow the GMs fault for not getting enough pitching?
Blame the fucking players. The Yankees were in position to win 2 if not all 3 of the previous games if they had just 1 or two big hits. But that’s just can’t be, it has to be the GMs fault?
By the way bases loaded 3 separate occasions tonight with no hits. Is that on Cashman too?
I think the team came up with a great game plan on how to beat the steps. Obviously nobody expected the offense would be crap the last three games. If the offense lifted their weight,the series would be tied or in our favor
your takes are just brutal. You are blaming Cashman for not figuring out how to beat the Astros. Think about that. The Yankees gave up 7 runs in 3 games and couldn’t hit in 2 of them but that’s somehow the GMs fault for not getting enough pitching?
Blame the fucking players. The Yankees were in position to win 2 if not all 3 of the previous games if they had just 1 or two big hits. But that’s just can’t be, it has to be the GMs fault?
By the way bases loaded 3 separate occasions tonight with no hits. Is that on Cashman too?
If you understand the difference between hitting in the post season and the regular season then yeah it makes a huge difference. In the post-season to win it all, you normally have to hit against good pitching , something the Yankees have trouble doing the last three seasons. Our team is constructed to hit home runs, when you play against pitchers like Cole, Verlander, and Greinke it’s not like the blasts you get when playing the Orioles on a Tuesday night in June. We couldn’t hit the Sox last year when it counted, we can’t hit the Astros this year. Plus, Cashman had a chance at Verlander and Cole and whiffed on both (not to mention Scherzer). So, yeah, Cashman is not really doing a great job.
Any thought here of batting Stanton for EE if guys on base? Â
We scored four runs at home and left so many runners OB against Boston. We haven’t hit in three or four games in this series, but yeah Cashman is great and has really constructed a roster built for the post season. Maybe a bloop and bop doesn’t work as well in the post season. And strikeouts matter in the post season.
I want to know is your take that our bats just went silent and left all these runners in scoring position with high strikeouts the last three post seasons by coincidence?
Teams that K often don't win come playoff time. It's pretty simple.
I'd do whatever I can to get high K rate guys out of lineup and add a high K rate pitcher
Exactly! It’s a losing forumla. Look at he 2015 Royals, they were such a good contact team. Put the call in play and don’t strike out is a real good formula for playoff success.
I’m never going to say Cashman is bad at his job Â
Because he’s not. He’s a very good GM. However, he has a team built to entertain and wow us from April through September. I get it: you have to win to get to October. And we’ve certainly done that. But it’s not good enough to break through against a great team like Houston. And, whether or not they lose Cole this winter, Houston figures to not be going anywhere anytime soon. Cashman has to figure out a roster that will beat them. I don’t want to win 100-105 games again next year and lose to them in the ALCS. That’s not good enough.
Teams that K often don't win come playoff time. It's pretty simple.
I'd do whatever I can to get high K rate guys out of lineup and add a high K rate pitcher
Exactly! It’s a losing forumla. Look at he 2015 Royals, they were such a good contact team. Put the call in play and don’t strike out is a real good formula for playoff success.
It's pretty common sense. That being said, I don't really blame cash. I think players play and ultimately, we had our chances. Guys just didn't hit. Sanchez is a joke. Hits a two run Homer when zero pressure on him and we down big. He feasts on garbage pitching all year. He is a guy I hope they get rid of. They won't but I wouldn't miss him at all
RE: I’m never going to say Cashman is bad at his job Â
Because he’s not. He’s a very good GM. However, he has a team built to entertain and wow us from April through September. I get it: you have to win to get to October. And we’ve certainly done that. But it’s not good enough to break through against a great team like Houston. And, whether or not they lose Cole this winter, Houston figures to not be going anywhere anytime soon. Cashman has to figure out a roster that will beat them. I don’t want to win 100-105 games again next year and lose to them in the ALCS. That’s not good enough.
Nobody said he is bad at his job and there is a difference between being good at your job (which Cashman is to a degree) and getting the job done (which he has not).
but it is not Cashman or Boone’s fault that they are 1 for their last 17 with RISP. Astros are getting timely hits and clutch hits, Yanks bats have gone cold against really good pitching. It happens. You could put a super team together and not sure how they’d fare against this Astros team. They are just really fucking good, and clutch.
First, it's been studied extensively and shown that teams that hit lots of HR's do better in the playoffs than teams that don't.
Second, do you realize how much of an idiot you sound like when you say a bloop and a blast strategy doesn't work in the playoffs during a game when that's EXACTLY how the Astros scored all 6 of their runs tonight?
RE: I’m never going to say Cashman is bad at his job Â
Because he’s not. He’s a very good GM. However, he has a team built to entertain and wow us from April through September. I get it: you have to win to get to October. And we’ve certainly done that. But it’s not good enough to break through against a great team like Houston. And, whether or not they lose Cole this winter, Houston figures to not be going anywhere anytime soon. Cashman has to figure out a roster that will beat them. I don’t want to win 100-105 games again next year and lose to them in the ALCS. That’s not good enough.
Exactly how I feel. The Yanks will win another 100 next year and lose the same way. Getting Cole is just as much about pulling him away from Houston as it is improving our team. If cashman loses out there, they better figure out how to put ball in play and hit in clutch
CC’s final appearance as a pro coming up. Hopefully when he exits, the crowd will look past the run(s) he’s probably about to give up and give him a loud, long standing ovation.
RE: I’m never going to say Cashman is bad at his job Â
Because he’s not. He’s a very good GM. However, he has a team built to entertain and wow us from April through September. I get it: you have to win to get to October. And we’ve certainly done that. But it’s not good enough to break through against a great team like Houston. And, whether or not they lose Cole this winter, Houston figures to not be going anywhere anytime soon. Cashman has to figure out a roster that will beat them. I don’t want to win 100-105 games again next year and lose to them in the ALCS. That’s not good enough.
He’s done a very good job. The front office operates in a way to minimize cost, money/prospect. I would like to see them go all in, shell out a blank check for Cole or give up a haul for stud starter. I hope I’m wrong, but I don’t see them changing in the way they operate
First, it's been studied extensively and shown that teams that hit lots of HR's do better in the playoffs than teams that don't.
Second, do you realize how much of an idiot you sound like when you say a bloop and a blast strategy doesn't work in the playoffs during a game when that's EXACTLY how the Astros scored all 6 of their runs tonight?
Does that include teams with high strikeouts? I would like to see that extensive study
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Dump Gardner, EE and see if you can find a taker for Sanchez. Go sign Cole and we will see Houston back here same time next year lol
lol you're not getting cole
Why not?
His family and home is in Newport and Anaheim is 30 minutes away.
I know it’s easier said than done, but how do the Astros hold off on those pitches and everybody not named DJ in the NYY lineup continue to wave at that horseshit??
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Dump Gardner, EE and see if you can find a taker for Sanchez. Go sign Cole and we will see Houston back here same time next year lol
lol you're not getting cole
Why not?
His family and home is in Newport and Anaheim is 30 minutes away.
Okay? He can't fly home to visit? Lol
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isn't why they are losing this series.
They need to improve the SP, but the offense is to blame for this series. So many opportunities in the last 2 games, and 1 run to show for it.
Meh. SP Isn’t the reason we lost? Maybe not, but they have better starting pitching than us and it has showed. Tanaka gave up what 3 runs in five innings. That isn’t great. Paxton didn’t get through three innings. Severino through 4. Besides game one, you can’t say our SP really is helping matters. You can’t go to Greene ever freaking night and expect him to shut them down.
So we should plan to win every game 1-0? Jesus your takes are awful.
Yeah my takes are awful when we our starting pitchers in the last three games have went for a total of 3.1 innings 4.2 innings and 5.0. And my take was our starting pitching wasn’t the reason why we lost but simply not really helping matters much either. And, of course, according to your great takes this has no effect on our BP and the runs they let up. But you’re the same guy who said you can’t criticize a manager because I don’t have all the information. Thanks captain obvious. Might as well tell every fan their opinion is illegitimate because they don’t know all the behind the scenes stuff.
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He got fucked on second strike call but then he swing at a garbage pitch down
I know it’s easier said than done, but how do the Astros hold off on those pitches and everybody not named DJ in the NYY lineup continue to wave at that horseshit??
No clue. Boss, we just have little plate discipline. A nice short swing approach should be utilized more but it just seems Yanks swing out if their socks.
That first inning should have been bigger, but guys are going for blast
Blame the fucking players. The Yankees were in position to win 2 if not all 3 of the previous games if they had just 1 or two big hits. But that’s just can’t be, it has to be the GMs fault?
By the way bases loaded 3 separate occasions tonight with no hits. Is that on Cashman too?
Blame the fucking players. The Yankees were in position to win 2 if not all 3 of the previous games if they had just 1 or two big hits. But that’s just can’t be, it has to be the GMs fault?
By the way bases loaded 3 separate occasions tonight with no hits. Is that on Cashman too?
Yea this is on players for sure, they didn't hit in clutch. That being said, we would have benefitted from an ace who can eat more innings. Cole would be a nice add
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Dump Gardner, EE and see if you can find a taker for Sanchez. Go sign Cole and we will see Houston back here same time next year lol
lol you're not getting cole
Why not?
His family and home is in Newport and Anaheim is 30 minutes away.
Okay? He can't fly home to visit? Lol
its a matter of preference, why play baseball 6hrs away from home when you can be 30 min.
Talk about captain obvious.
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Dump Gardner, EE and see if you can find a taker for Sanchez. Go sign Cole and we will see Houston back here same time next year lol
lol you're not getting cole
Why not?
His family and home is in Newport and Anaheim is 30 minutes away.
Okay? He can't fly home to visit? Lol
its a matter of preference, why play baseball 6hrs away from home when you can be 30 min.
Just like CC was going to sign with the Angels in 2009.
Get lost.
Blame the fucking players. The Yankees were in position to win 2 if not all 3 of the previous games if they had just 1 or two big hits. But that’s just can’t be, it has to be the GMs fault?
By the way bases loaded 3 separate occasions tonight with no hits. Is that on Cashman too?
I think the team came up with a great game plan on how to beat the steps. Obviously nobody expected the offense would be crap the last three games. If the offense lifted their weight,the series would be tied or in our favor
Blame the fucking players. The Yankees were in position to win 2 if not all 3 of the previous games if they had just 1 or two big hits. But that’s just can’t be, it has to be the GMs fault?
By the way bases loaded 3 separate occasions tonight with no hits. Is that on Cashman too?
If you understand the difference between hitting in the post season and the regular season then yeah it makes a huge difference. In the post-season to win it all, you normally have to hit against good pitching , something the Yankees have trouble doing the last three seasons. Our team is constructed to hit home runs, when you play against pitchers like Cole, Verlander, and Greinke it’s not like the blasts you get when playing the Orioles on a Tuesday night in June. We couldn’t hit the Sox last year when it counted, we can’t hit the Astros this year. Plus, Cashman had a chance at Verlander and Cole and whiffed on both (not to mention Scherzer). So, yeah, Cashman is not really doing a great job.
Don’t need to consider it.
I'd do whatever I can to get high K rate guys out of lineup and add a high K rate pitcher
I want to know is your take that our bats just went silent and left all these runners in scoring position with high strikeouts the last three post seasons by coincidence?
I'd do whatever I can to get high K rate guys out of lineup and add a high K rate pitcher
Exactly! It’s a losing forumla. Look at he 2015 Royals, they were such a good contact team. Put the call in play and don’t strike out is a real good formula for playoff success.
fucking dweeb.
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Teams that K often don't win come playoff time. It's pretty simple.
I'd do whatever I can to get high K rate guys out of lineup and add a high K rate pitcher
Exactly! It’s a losing forumla. Look at he 2015 Royals, they were such a good contact team. Put the call in play and don’t strike out is a real good formula for playoff success.
It's pretty common sense. That being said, I don't really blame cash. I think players play and ultimately, we had our chances. Guys just didn't hit. Sanchez is a joke. Hits a two run Homer when zero pressure on him and we down big. He feasts on garbage pitching all year. He is a guy I hope they get rid of. They won't but I wouldn't miss him at all
Nobody said he is bad at his job and there is a difference between being good at your job (which Cashman is to a degree) and getting the job done (which he has not).
Or when you get overused in the regular season.
Second, do you realize how much of an idiot you sound like when you say a bloop and a blast strategy doesn't work in the playoffs during a game when that's EXACTLY how the Astros scored all 6 of their runs tonight?
Exactly how I feel. The Yanks will win another 100 next year and lose the same way. Getting Cole is just as much about pulling him away from Houston as it is improving our team. If cashman loses out there, they better figure out how to put ball in play and hit in clutch
He’s done a very good job. The front office operates in a way to minimize cost, money/prospect. I would like to see them go all in, shell out a blank check for Cole or give up a haul for stud starter. I hope I’m wrong, but I don’t see them changing in the way they operate
Second, do you realize how much of an idiot you sound like when you say a bloop and a blast strategy doesn't work in the playoffs during a game when that's EXACTLY how the Astros scored all 6 of their runs tonight?
Does that include teams with high strikeouts? I would like to see that extensive study
This series is a shitshow at this point