Fact is, the new Yankee Stadium (can we just start calling it Yankee Stadium now?) plays little differently, if at all, than the old park. Homer prone to right (*maybe* slightly more), yet decreases doubles and triples, and overall reduces offensive production slightly. Hardly Coors Field East. BO has gently tried to back track and reposition after he mocked the stat heads for suggesting he get a full season of data before making what could turn out to be uniformed comments, by suggesting that the HR-rate decreased after April because the Yankees have strike-out pitchers. Of course, park effects take that into account.

The problem with BO is he tries to appear to be a professional reporter, yet he then shows himself to be no better than a tabloid reporter.

Plus, there’s his criticism of A-Rod this season when he came back from the hip injury. I’d love to see that quote flashed in front of his face on Sportscenter.

Let’s have a post for the people who made accurate predictions. people who stuck with pettitte when the going was rough. who thought robertson had potential. who last year wanted the yankees to get a defensive-minded first baseman.

just sayin.
we WON!!!

where’s the party??

Wherever there are masks, or there’s tomfoolery and joy, I’m there. But sometimes I’m not, ’cause I’m out in the night, staying vigilant. Watching. Lurking. Running. Jumping. Hurdling. Sleeping.

No, I can’t sleep. I don’t sleep. You sleep. I’m awake. I don’t sleep. I don’t blink. Am I a bird? No. I’m a bat. I am Batman … or am I? Yes, I am Batman.

And about 90% of the people here are Sox fans, but he says he was a big Dodgers fan growing up. Just so you know.

Don’t forget Olney spent time covering the Yankees before his ESPN days. I actually think he’s pretty fair to the Yanks, although I haven’t heard what he’s saying today.