Jun
08

MLB.com sets up Yankee Stadium Home Run Watch

By Joseph Pawlikowski


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Via UmpBump, we learn that MLB.com is now featuring the Yankee Stadium Home Run Watch. They post videos of the home runs every day, which you can already find under the team’s highlights. But hey, it’s all in one place, which is neat. And it comes with the current pace — which was brought down with yesterday’s one-homer affair. Will they break the Coors Field record of 303 homers in a season? Meh.

Posted on Monday, June 8th, 2009 at 5:29 pm in Yankee Stadium.

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Tony says:

If the Red Sox opened the greatest HR park in baseball history next season, you guys wouldn’t stop talking about it… ever. Hell, screw the Red Sox; any team.

Bruno says:

Is it just me, or is this comment confusing/pointless?

thebusiness says:

A little bit of both

 
Drew says:

Definitely not just you.

The Lodge says:

I think the take home point in this “comment” is that anyone is screwing the Red Sox.

So I would advise anyone to get some penicillin. Those guys are just icky.

Tony says:

The point is clear. People are being pissy about getting called out for the homers and/or acting like it’s no big deal, but if this was happwning anywhere else it would be a joke and the end of baseball.

 
 
 
 
 
Anonymous says:

Are they counting Gardner’s insider?

JGS says:

almost certainly–a home run is a home run

 
 
Lanny says:

As long as they keep winning this won’t matter.

 
King of Fruitless Hypotheticals says:

I’m all for hitting over 300 homers…as long as 250 come from our hitters…

 
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