Apr
17

Game 11: Win and we can forget yesterday

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The best cure for a blowout loss is a win the next day. The Yanks get that chance this afternoon, as Joba Chamberlain gets his second start of the season. He’ll face off against Anthony Reyes, who the Indians acquired from the Cardinals last year. A good start from Joba could go a long way today.

Normally I take up a lot of room in the game thread by going over the pitcher vs. team matchups. However, Reyes has made just seven starts in the American League, none of which have been against the Yankees. So they’ll be seeing a fresh arm today. Thankfully it’s not a lefty; we all know how the Yanks tend to fare against soft-tossing lefties they haven’t seen before.

Joba’s line against Cleveland isn’t pretty: 6.75 ERA in 2008. Those were all in relief appearances, though, and today marks his first start against the Tribe. Just to make a point, we flash back to May 6, 2008. After Andy Pettitte and (yes) Kyle Farnsworth held the Indians to two runs over seven innings, the game was primed for Joba. It was 3-2 Yanks heading into the ever-important eighth inning. What did Joba do? Allowed three runs and blew the game. So, to those who want to cite specific games which support that the Yanks need Joba in the bullpen, I point to this specific game (and this game).

Thankfully, Eric Wedge used his best reliever for two innings and 41 pitches yesterday, and used another one of his top guys for 28 pitches. There’s still Jensen Lewis, though.

Lineup:

Jeter, SS
Damon, LF
Teixeira, 1B
Swisher, DH
Posada, C
Cano, 2B
Melky, RF
Ransom, 3B
Gardner, CF

And on the mound, number sixty-two, Joba Chamberlain.

Notes: We’ve had a lot of content this morning, so make sure you scroll down and check out our posts on yesterday’s attendance, today’s roster moves, and of course the chat.

Categories : Game Threads

329 Comments

  1. Joe, stop it with your reality. Everyone knows that Joba in the bullpen would have a 0.00 ERA and 240 K in 80 IP.

  2. anonymous says:

    Juan Miranda, and Melky for Dunn

  3. YankeeScribe says:

    We need a win today because Wang is on the mound saturday. With Pavano on the mound for the Indians sunday, we’re almost guaranteed that we won’t get swept but it would be nice not to lose the series.

  4. jsbrendog says:

    lets hope that hris the only thing joba gives up

  5. Drew says:

    Good to see Reyes not wearing those stupid socks he rocked in St. Louis. Wish I could watch the whole game… stupid school!

  6. The Lodge says:

    This Matsui thing is troubling me. Suddenly our OF Situation went from Logjam to Depth to Uh-Oh. I guess if this is the biggest problem, things aren’t too bad. The offense will come around; just a slow start. And when Chien Ming Wrong gets replaced by Chien Ming Wang – we’ll be OK. Marathon, not a sprint.

  7. southernyankeefan says:

    i realize that money is money but whats with the red sox ad?

  8. Drew says:

    Can someone tell me how Joba gave up the run and how he looked in the first inning? (without directing me to gameday or gamecast)

  9. Drew says:

    Wow, I thought he jacked that one.

  10. Brazilian Yankee says:

    From watching the Yankees, one might think you’re not allowed to get a hit with RISP.

  11. Joba’s a little bit all over the place with his control today.

  12. jsbrendog says:

    i dont know if it is gamecast or not but the theme throughout the last few games seems to be balls that are obv in the strike zone getting called balls.

  13. Drew says:

    I know Joba isn’t throwing 100 mph, but if he continues with the control he has it will be a great year.

  14. JT says:

    Great pitch. I love it when he makes hitters look stupid.

  15. jsbrendog says:

    sigh. melky in right. prove me wrong you bastard!

  16. Brazilian Yankee says:

    Damn, didn’t realize it was Melky in RF today. Melky-Ransom-Gardner is as good as it gets… not.

  17. Smitt Dogg says:

    Theres gotta be a way to get more pop in this lineup. I know injuries are taking their toll early, but what plausable deals are there for a bat? Not pushing the panic button but our 7-8-9 are not capable of 10HR’s between ‘em. I know ARod’s on his way back, and Melky isn’t going to get regular time, but with Nady out, Matsui barely able to stand, and Jorge needing regular days off behnid the plate, there will be days when we have Melky, Ransom, Gardner and Molina going 6-9. That’s Padres style anemic.

  18. Matt says:

    How much longer can the Yanks go with the automatic out in Ransom?

  19. Jasper says:

    Ransom continues to struggle… I understand Joe wants to get him some confidence but at this point, Pena should be the move at 3rd.

  20. Brazilian Yankee says:

    Didn’t Anthony Reyes lose something like 300 games last season?
    It’s really annoying to watch this team get dominated by those mediocre pitchers.

    • Eric says:

      I’m pretty sure Reyes had like a 1.80 era as a starter last year after he was traded to Cleveland.

    • Steve H says:

      Dominated? After 2 innings? Really? Nevermind the fact that they put runners on in the 1st and were a few feet away from a 3 run HR.

  21. jsbrendog says:

    job’s throwing a lot of pitches…

    • Jasper says:

      47 through 3 isn’t terrible. He just needs to cut down on these walks and 3-2 counts. Lucky these DP’s are bailing him out.

  22. Jasper says:

    I hate when are pitchers walk the number 9 hitter in any lineup…

  23. Steve B-BALL says:

    HOLY COW …. RANSOME STRUCK OUT LOOKING…

  24. VO says:

    Btw I would like to apologize for my comment if it offended anyone yesterday (At least 1 pitcher knows how to pitch in the major leagues) it was little bad humor on my part.

  25. southernyankeefan says:

    finally someone hit the ball hard off this dude

  26. VO says:

    Johnny boy

  27. southernyankeefan says:

    yes!!!!!!!!1

  28. jsbrendog says:

    awesome.

  29. Eric says:

    back to back to back?

    How bout it Nick

  30. Steve B-BALL says:

    It’s Tex Time!!!! How about that!!!

  31. It’s stunning how many empty seats there are at the stadium today. It’s game 2 in a new park; it’s a gorgeous spring day; and a huge chunk of those expensive seats are just empty. Embarrassing really.

    • Smitt Dogg says:

      Is there any precedent set for lowering ticket prices mid season? Is that even possible? Obviously a long shot (particularly for this organization) but it has to be a thought, no?

      • You can’t do that without refunding all of the other people who have bought the tickets already. It would be an economic, logistical and PR nightmare.

  32. BigBlueAL says:

    Martinez should be called out damnit!!

  33. Will says:

    What happened with the wild pictch, Im watching gameday so I cant tell.

    • BigBlueAL says:

      The pitch hit Martinez, so it wasnt a wild pitch he was ruled out after the umpires got together and changed the call.

    • VO says:

      It hit Martinez and he swung (they thought it was just a strikeout and Posada missed it) umpires gathered decided it hit martinez he swung he struck out

  34. BigBlueAL says:

    Man Ben you are right, I have noticed all the empty seats now that you mention it and nevermind the library feel of the ballpark carrying over from yesterday.

    But then again, it is a rare Friday afternoon game.

    • The Lodge says:

      I am listening to the CBS broadcast – it sounds like there is more life in the crowd compared to yesterday’s game. I wonder if the empty seat factor can be attributed to the fact that you can see the game from the concession stands and concourse now and a lot of people are checking the place out instead of sitting in their seats?

      • andrew says:

        That’s a very good point. I was at the game yesterday and I probably only spent 6 innings in my seats, there are thousands of people walking around, taking it all in, and watching the game from standing room locations. The stadium is probably full, but considering all of the suites have lounges and restaurants and there are tons of places to watch from, that’s probably why the stadium looks empty

  35. eahls says:

    Is anyone else worried that Joba’s fastball has been sitting at 91? I know its only his second start, but I never thought I’d see him throw an 89 mph fastball.

  36. southernyankeefan says:

    does it seem like joba is trying to get too “cute” with his pitches?

  37. Frank says:

    Joba’s # 1 problem = being economical.

    Jorge’s not helping matters much calling so many breaking balls out of the zone IMO.

  38. BigBlueAL says:

    What is it with all these damn BB’s by Yankee starters.

  39. Jasper says:

    Thats why you don’t walk the world, Joba. THROW STRIKES. You have the stuff, just use it.

  40. BigBlueAL says:

    Thataway to give up the lead the inning immediately after getting the lead. Just a tad frustrating.

  41. zs190 says:

    75 pitches through 4. I know we are leading but it’s going to be tough for Joba to even go 6 today.

    • Evan S says:

      He always throws too many pitches. Until he learns how to control the zone and the count, he will not pitch 7 innings. Right now he is a 5-6 inning pitcher.

  42. southernyankeefan says:

    The melk man!!!!!!!!

  43. BigBlueAL says:

    Melky says screw you RAB!!!! LOL

  44. VO says:

    The Melk man delivers

  45. jsbrendog says:

    MELKY!!!

  46. Double-J says:

    MELKY!!!! ZOMG.

    Melky is still > Ransom.

  47. Evan S says:

    Whoa, the melk man!

  48. Evan S says:

    Ransom = .094 BA. Do you think it will hit .080 before he is benched?

  49. Frank says:

    2nd time he’s walked the 9 hitter. This sucks.

  50. southernyankeefan says:

    fuck joba stop walking people

  51. jsbrendog says:

    on gamecast ball 4 looked right down the middle!!

  52. Evan S says:

    The #9 guy is not the guy you want to walk. It’s like walking Ransom…

  53. Jasper says:

    Joba just doesn’t have control today. Really needs to find his release point or something.

  54. BigBlueAL says:

    Hopefully Joba can get through this inning because of his pitch count due to these absolutely ridiculous walks. Inexcusable. Now again after the Yankees regain the lead, Joba is ready to give it back. Frustrating to say the least.

  55. zs190 says:

    I hope gameday is bugged, 88-89 fastball 4-ball walk to Asdrubal Cabrera? 38 strikes, 41 balls today, yikes

  56. Jasper says:

    Thats what you get for walking the number 9 hitter and then falling behind. Joba can’t establish anything early in the count and its killing him.

  57. BigBlueAL says:

    I cant believe Im saying this, but get Joba out of there.

  58. The Lodge says:

    Maybe the fact that he was skipped wasn’t such a good idea. You’ve gotta keep the routine consistent.

  59. vj says:

    I was reading how bad the crowd was yesterday. Does anyone know how it is today?

  60. Mike Pop says:

    Ugh, there goes the DP.

  61. BigBlueAL says:

    Girardi looks depressed.

  62. BklynJT says:

    Can this bastid at least try to block that damn ball!!!!!!!!!

  63. Sal says:

    He should be in the pen and Hughes should be in rotation

  64. BigBlueAL says:

    Jesus Damon cant even throw a running tagging to 3rd.

  65. Wally Pipp says:

    Joel Skinner, I would always get two of him in baseball card packs.

  66. Brazilian Yankee says:

    He was soooo out. Hate those stupid umps.

  67. Mike Pop says:

    Joba’s last inning here, I have to believe.

  68. Evan S says:

    Keep this thing at 4-3 and we are okay.

  69. BigBlueAL says:

    Has Joba gotten even 1 swing and a miss on his fastball today??? It looks like Rick Vaugh from Major League 2.

  70. southernyankeefan says:

    this is tough to watch

  71. Brazilian Yankee says:

    Comon Joba, please don’t give up a 2-out base hit.

  72. Mike Pop says:

    Man, rough outing for him. It’s okay, we can get back in this game.

  73. jonathan says:

    i am sorry but joba throwing 89-90 does not make for a good day

    • Mike Pop says:

      He was throwing harder than that. Also, it was his control not velocity that was the problem. He’s a starter, he isn’t going to throw 96-100 all day.

    • He’s not throwing 89-90. Why are you trusting the YES gun? It’s not the Holy Grail of guns, and it’s been proven time and again to be inaccurate.

      The actual gun has him around 92, and none of his fastballs were slower than 90. That’s still not really good enough.

  74. jonathan says:

    yeah because our lineup has been so consistant so far this year

  75. gxpanos says:

    Where was Joba’s control? Two days in a row when starters couldn’t throw strikes.

  76. Bo says:

    If they cant score 7+ runs off Reyes and that pen, they deserve to lose.

    • Mike Pop says:

      Can I ask you, now that everyone knows that you post as both Grant and Bo, why do you keep doing it, GrantBo?

      • Bo says:

        Its my name. Robert Grant. Bo for short.

        Didn’t know we had set handles here for all time use. Does it matter?

        • LiveFromNewYork says:

          Hope not. We have 3 guys who live here all with RAB handles but if someone jumps on the computer and someone else’s is filled in, they just use that one. So sometimes this is me and sometimes it’s not and then other times I’m someone else (when I’m too lazy to fill in the blanks. But if that’s against the rules we’ll reconsider this method of replying. LOL.

        • Mike Pop says:

          Just wondering. My name saves as is, so I just didn’t understand why you kept changing it.

          • LiveFromNewYork says:

            I can’t speak for him but we routinely delete all cookies etc so the RAB signin will be blank.

            • Mike Pop says:

              Cause you don’t want your wife to find out?

            • Yeah, but, still…

              If his signin box is blank, why not just type in “Bo” again? Why change your name and not alert people that you’re changing your name in any way? Seems like he was trying to avoid being associated with his own name by suddenly posting under an alias.

              There’s like a billion letters in my handle, but every time it gets deleted or I’m on a new CPU I wasn’t using before, I still type in tommiesmithjohncarlos a/k/a Ridiculous Upside.

              How hard is it to type in “Bo”?

  77. Evan S says:

    Joba and CC combined this season for 16 BB and 15Ks. Pretty ugly.

  78. Andrew says:

    I’m embarrassed for Joba. Sure, these starts happen, but walking five batters, including Asdrubal Cabrera twice is laughable. Totally let the team down today.

  79. Brazilian Yankee says:

    Definately not the dream first series at the new YS. It would really suck to lose this first series.

  80. southernyankeefan says:

    joba may have had a bad day but the offense needs to put up more than 3 runs against the indians pitcher.

  81. Evan S says:

    Look at Joba, Wang and CC’s K/Walk ratios this year. 22BBs to 16Ks. That is pathetic. Starter’s arent going to win games when they are putting that many batters on base for free.

  82. Andrew says:

    Oh, btw, velocity wasn’t the problem today, not in the least. He was up around 93-94 pretty often per the YES gun. It was his pathetic control that did him in.

  83. Brazilian Yankee says:

    How’s Erick Wedge still in this game? If that were a Yankee manager he would’ve been tossed immediately

  84. Jake H says:

    I’m hoping that they can get the first batter on base in an inning.

  85. Moshe Mandel says:

    Francesa already doing the Joba to the pen stuff.

  86. Good job, Gritt.

    Now, a two-run jimmy-jam and we’re right back in it.

  87. Mike says:

    wow. pitchout and he still makes it lol

  88. gxpanos says:

    I have to say, it’s real exciting when Grit actually gets on base.

  89. BigBlueAL says:

    Martinez really cant throw. Wasnt he a couple of years ago the worst catcher in baseball in throwing runners out???? He is a mini Mike Piazza defensively.

  90. JeffG says:

    I like BG… another dimension.

  91. BigBlueAL says:

    WOW Jeter swinging away 3-0.

  92. Mike says:

    holy shit what a throw from right

  93. JeffG says:

    A-B-C

  94. southernyankeefan says:

    damnit damon gotta do better than that

  95. Jake H says:

    This team is frustrating

  96. Mike says:

    here we go again, more stranded runners

  97. BigBlueAL says:

    Beautiful. Yankees only score on solo HR’s. Oh only 2 outs, hopefully Tex makes me eat my words then.

  98. Mike Pop says:

    Come on Johnny, you’re better than that.

  99. JeffG says:

    A-B… Damon you rat!

  100. Mike says:

    if baseball did +/- damon would be -4 today

  101. Brazilian Yankee says:

    It’s amazing, they can’t drive the guy in scoring position.

  102. Mike says:

    lets go Swish

  103. Steve B-BALL says:

    Maybe it’s time for Joba to be where he belongs …in the bullpen

  104. Looks like the responsibility falls on Tex-Swish-Posada-Cano (as usual)…

  105. zs190 says:

    Come on, Swish!

  106. Yankee1010 says:

    Reyes has an approximately 1:1 ball/strike ratio. Perhaps he’s ripe for the taking? Maybe a hit with RISP? Too much to ask?

  107. dkidd says:

    we’re gonna win this game

  108. Eric says:

    Does Swisher ever have a bad AB?

  109. Mike says:

    posada is extremely overdue to do something with men on

  110. Tex and Swish: Damn, I love patience at the plate.

    Nowhere to put them now, make something happen, Jorgie Boy.

  111. BigBlueAL says:

    C’mon Jorgie!!!!

  112. Andy In Sunny Daytona says:

    How cute, all the little kids in the front row…who could give two shits about the game.

    • Mike Pop says:

      Lol. Remember the game in Tampa? Little girl with her father/grandfather right behing home plate…..reading a book.

      Damn, Jorgie gave it a ride but not good enough. A-Rod, I miss ya, pal!

  113. handtius says:

    Fuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuc

  114. BigBlueAL says:

    Well maybe the Yankees can hit 3 more solo HR’s and win the game.

  115. southernyankeefan says:

    can this team not drive anyone in. This is pitiful.

  116. Sal says:

    This game is why he should be in pen. Especially with 4 top starters in front of him and two ready in Scranton. Or do people forget why we won titles? Maybe u want to ask met fans n phil fans how much pens mean

    • Yankee1010 says:

      Completely incorrect. Keep trying though.

      • Agreed. One bad start in week 2 of the season. If were going by that than wang should be in the pen.

      • No, he doesn’t have to keep trying. He can stop.

        But just for fun, let’s review. For a B-Jobber:

        - a good start by Joba is evidence he should be in the pen.
        - a bad start by Joba is evidence he should be in the pen.
        - a bad showing by the bullpen is evidence he should be in the pen.
        - a good showing by the bullpen by Joba is evidence he should be in the pen.

        All roads lead to the same destination: ignorance.

    • Chip says:

      Well if it’s that important why don’t they put Johan Santana in the pen? In fact, if we have all these guys in Scranton who are so great, how about we just convert them into relievers?

      Starting pitching>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>The bullpen

    • handtius says:

      i hear some wind blowing

    • Mike Pop says:

      Mets with shutdown pen – 4-5

      Starting pitching wins ballgames.

      • Sal says:

        We have 4 frontline starters. The mets have 1. I think we can survive with the games best pitching prospect in Hughes as the 5

        • Chip says:

          Again, if Hughes is so wonderful and the pen is so important, why not put Hughes in there?

        • Mike Pop says:

          But, Joba is better than Hughes. So wouldn’t you rather see 5-7 innings of Joba every 5 days rather than 5-7 of Hughes. I like Hughes more than Joba just because I followed him the whole way but Joba is better……yes in the starting rotation.

  117. Mike says:

    like clockwork. these fucks couldn’t get a big hit if they got a $10 mil bonus for each one. unbelieveable

  118. JeffG says:

    Love all the men left on base Jorge

  119. gxpanos says:

    This has been a rough couple of days. I have to believe they’ll come through at some point today.

  120. Joe R says:

    Only 5 men LOB for Jorge today. Nothin out of the norm for this team.

  121. Brazilian Yankee says:

    This is sad.

  122. jonathan says:

    Team RISP 0-5….and the the headline reads “Yankees drop another at home the the lowly Tribe” In other news A-Rod accelerates his rehab.

  123. Mike says:

    jorge can bitch about swisher smiling all he wants. atleast he can get the job done. maybe he should take notes

    • LiveFromNewYork says:

      I agree. Let Jorge be serious and Swish be smiling away. Different strokes Georgie.

  124. Axl says:

    Even if we score…the bullpen is in there for 3 full innings…this game is toast. Wang is pitching tomorrow…

    Let’s throw more games down the toilet and try to climb out like we’ve done the past few years!!!

    I know it’s only April but how much worse than your pitching staff actually get??? Especially ADDING Sabathia and Burnett…

    This is amazing to me…

  125. Swisher's Evil Empire says:

    Joba to the pen, he pitched 4+ innings for an L, a waste, for nothing.

  126. jonathan says:

    How many people would have thought that AJ would be our most consistant pitch to start the year.

  127. Brazilian Yankee says:

    Hey look at that, Coke in there to face more than 1 batter…and what do you know, he can get you more than 1 out.

  128. Chip says:

    Wow, how do you not call that strike three to Cabrera?

  129. gxpanos says:

    Is John Flaherty WB Mason without the ‘stache?

  130. Chip says:

    Well this is when the Yankees usually start to hit, they have the starting pitcher’s PC up and they wore down the bullpen yesterday. That’s how the 1998 team did it

  131. LiveFromNewYork says:

    Why don’t we put every pitcher who has a bad day in the pen. We could have Wang in the 6th, CC in the 7th, Joba in the 8th, Bruney/Mo close.

    AJ and Andy can pitch every other day.

    There! Settled!

  132. Axl says:

    These guys are embarrassing. Is it really statistically possible to hit this poorly with RISP?? This is eerily similar to the time we played the Indians in the playoffs and couldn’t hit with RISP and they were knocking in runners whenever they felt like it

  133. southernyankeefan says:

    ha one more solo shot and we’re tied.

  134. Mike says:

    Well there is one solo. One more and it’s all tied up.

  135. Chip says:

    Cano = still hot

  136. Joe R says:

    We’ll solo hr our way to a win. A win is a win

  137. Yankee1010 says:

    4 solo HRs. Only need 2 more.

  138. Brazilian Yankee says:

    Zach Jackson is such a cool name.

  139. Mike Pop says:

    Robbie Cano, please take my lady out for a date.

  140. BigBlueAL says:

    Only 2 more solo HR’s to go….

  141. Mike says:

    time for the blackhole of the lineup

  142. Mike Pop says:

    Cody, you still not the man. But, thanks for the hit.

  143. Yankee1010 says:

    Ransom got a hit. Without a doubt, that means the Yanks will win. Either that or it’s the apocalypse.

  144. Chip says:

    Maybe if Gardner continues to not swing at pitches, umpires will be convinced that he does in fact have no strikezone and should be able to walk if he chooses

  145. Ahinds says:

    homeruns are great and all but this only scoring runs on hr’s is not winning baseball. you have got to score gardner, second time this week they didnt score him from 3rd with 1 out, it happed in the Rays game. we blew it open with 2 outs but not being able to situationally hit is gonna hurt us in the playoffs/good pitching

    • scoring runs is winning baseball, thats the objective. if you hit 12 solo home runs in the game its just as good as stringing together singles. a run is a run.

      • Ahinds says:

        thats not gonna happen off of josh beckett though, ive seen this team hit tons of hr’s in the reg season and get to the playoffs and face good pitching and the bats go home. if we dont practice situational hitting now were not gonna learn it on the fly in october.

  146. Axl says:

    Yeah but he’s on 2nd base which means Jeter won’t get a hit…hey man, I don’t make the rules…

  147. BigBlueAL says:

    Didnt see that coming.

  148. southernyankeefan says:

    fuck another man left in scoring position.

  149. JohnnyC says:

    Juan Miranda will win this in the 9th.

  150. Mike Pop says:

    Wow, Jason Peters traded to Eagles.
    Philip Humber designated..

  151. Axl says:

    Hahahahahaha. This is getting comical…I was going to sell my tickets for Sundays game…but this display might be just as entertaining as if they were actually trying hard and playing like they wanted to win.

    You can’t write this stuff…this is pure genius material here.

  152. Yankee1010 says:

    How do you have 10 baserunners and 4 HRs in 6 innings and score only 4 runs? A commitment to stranding any runner?

  153. Brazilian Yankee says:

    I have a feeling our bullpen will not hold them here. Hope I’m wrong.

  154. BigBlueAL says:

    Albie in his first non-mopup outing.

  155. dkidd says:

    i have a feeling we’re winning this game, this series, and this division

  156. Mike Pop says:

    Does anyone think B-Jobbers will soon think that Albie is Joba? Number 63, pretty built like Joba, ya know. If he pitches well, in time, maybe B-Jobbers would actually think he is Joba Chamberlain. They aren’t the brightest bunch when it comes to baseball knowledge, so maybe, just maybe, they will soon think that Albie is in fact Joba.

    • Yankee1010 says:

      Swisher’s Evil Empire, Steve B-Ball and Sal, you’re our guinea pigs – are you dumb enough to buy it?

  157. Mike Axisa says:

    Nice job by Albie.

  158. dkidd says:

    johnny alphabet!

  159. Axl says:

    I really wasn’t superstitious before…but I mean how else can you explain some of this bizarre nonsense?? Not only the losses but everything with it…the bugs in 07, the constant lengthy injuries that numerous of our star players endure year after year, the ability to hit without anybody on base…but as soon as somebody is in scoring position…nobody is able to do anything at all??? How all these pitchers come over with a decent resume before hand and struggle mightily once they get here…

    I mean what is going on here?? Maybe the curse was really reversed…Maybe the ghost of Babe heard his stadium was going to be torn down and this is his way of getting even.

    I just don’t understand how a team filled with talent can struggle so much year after year.

  160. southernyankeefan says:

    i’m getting a clue.

  161. Chip says:

    Anybody else think that all these homeruns aren’t a fluke? I mean, in under four games it feels like there’s a homerun every other inning

  162. Chris K says:

    Oh, God Bless America… brb bathroom.