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River Ave. Blues ยป Abreu’s coincidental slump

Abreu’s coincidental slump

June 22, 2008 by Benjamin Kabak 4 Comments

Rain rain go away
Game 76: Amid scattered showers, Yanks look to salvage Reds finale

In the fourth inning of the Yankees-Twins game on June 1, Bobby Abreu lined a ball off Nathan Blackburn’s face. Blackburn left the game but ended up being OK. Since then, however, Bobby Abreu has struggled. He was 0 for 1in his final at-bat of the day, and since June 2, he’s hitting .189/.241/.284 over 79 plate appearances. He’s struck out just nine times. So perhaps he’s just been unlucky. It’s scary to see a pitcher get knocked out by a ball, and it could be impacting the Yanks’ number three hitter.

Rain rain go away
Game 76: Amid scattered showers, Yanks look to salvage Reds finale

Filed Under: Asides Tagged With: Bobby Abreu

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