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River Ave. Blues ยป Open Thread: It’s too nice to play inside

Open Thread: It’s too nice to play inside

March 20, 2010 by Joe Pawlikowski 129 Comments

A bedroom fit for a Yankee fan
Yanks send Moseley to minor league camp (UPDATE: Hirsh too)

What a wonderful Saturday we got. It felt totally refreshing to walk around Queens today, seeing everyone outside. The summer heat might be a drag in the city, but at this time of year it can’t be beat.

Just in case you were too busy to check, the Yanks dropped a game to the Astros this afternoon. The team did pick up 16 hits, including Robinson Cano’s first spring home run and a Brett Gardner triple. Al Aceves got knocked around, though, allowing five runs in 4.1 innings. This will surely cause a new round of headlines tomorrow declaring that Aceves’s ascendancy to the fifth starter role is in jeopardy.

(Though, not really. It appears Aceves is the darling of this race and people will gloss over this poor outing, while they’ll continue to scrutinize Joba. So it goes.)

If you’re in this evening, have at it with the open thread.

A bedroom fit for a Yankee fan
Yanks send Moseley to minor league camp (UPDATE: Hirsh too)

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