Ok...2009 will be a good year.
Potential rotation:
Sabathia
Chamberlain
Hughes
Kennedy
Pettitte
Not great, but that should be good enough to win us a lot of games.
Potential Defense
C-Posada
1B-Tiexera
2B-Cano
SS-Jeter
3B-A Rodriguez
OF-Nady, Damon, possibly Gardner or Justin Christian, or Abreu if he comes back. And there's always Melky.
Potential Batting Order.
Gardner
Damon
Jeter
Rodriguez
Tiexera
Nady
Posada
Cano
[DH]
Ok, It definitely wouldn't be in that order. But with that group of guys, how bad could we turn out?
Saturday, October 25, 2008
Tuesday, September 23, 2008
No Playoffs
Yankees won, Boston won, Yankees go play golf, Boston goes play baseball.
Not really a good way for the Stadium to go out. But the last game there was amazing. And if you're not convinced yet, remember They're tearing it down because they're making a better one. Just watching the tape of them putting the YANKEE STADIUM up on the front and I was convinced. That new stadium is going to be amazing. I'm just sad that I never got to go to the Stadium.
Not really a good way for the Stadium to go out. But the last game there was amazing. And if you're not convinced yet, remember They're tearing it down because they're making a better one. Just watching the tape of them putting the YANKEE STADIUM up on the front and I was convinced. That new stadium is going to be amazing. I'm just sad that I never got to go to the Stadium.
Wednesday, August 27, 2008
Boston, Game 2
What were they doing last night? A-Rod: 0-5, 2 strikeouts, 2 double plays, and an error. I never liked him. It seems like Damon is the only one who plays with any heart these days.
Tonight, we have Ponson, who has pitched much better than expected, versus Paul Byrd, who isn't very great.
Ponson only has a 3-3 record with the Yankees, but that's deceiving. His first few starts, he had unbelievable run support. His next few, he had almost none whatsoever. His record should be much better than it is.
Mike Mussina, who's never won more than 19 games in a season, should already have 20 wins this season, and if he had good run support every start, he would. But, he doesn't. So he will have to settle for another close season.
Game at 7 tonight, if they lose this one, they're done.
Tonight, we have Ponson, who has pitched much better than expected, versus Paul Byrd, who isn't very great.
Ponson only has a 3-3 record with the Yankees, but that's deceiving. His first few starts, he had unbelievable run support. His next few, he had almost none whatsoever. His record should be much better than it is.
Mike Mussina, who's never won more than 19 games in a season, should already have 20 wins this season, and if he had good run support every start, he would. But, he doesn't. So he will have to settle for another close season.
Game at 7 tonight, if they lose this one, they're done.
Tuesday, August 26, 2008
August 26th, Boston, Game 1
It's the series we've all been waiting for, and it could very well decide the whole season. Yankees are swept, they're 8 games back and probably can't come back. Yankees sweep, they're 2 games back, should have some fire in them, and could very well knock Boston out of the playoffs. And face it, the only thing better than seeing the Yankees win is seeing Boston lose.
Pettitte should pitch good, as he usually pitches better in pressure/intense situations.
New York has been pounding Wakefield the last few times they've seen him, so if the bats show up, this game should turn out as a win.
It's gonna be different playing the Sox without Manny, but I can't complain...I'd rather face Jason Bay than Manny
Pettitte should pitch good, as he usually pitches better in pressure/intense situations.
New York has been pounding Wakefield the last few times they've seen him, so if the bats show up, this game should turn out as a win.
It's gonna be different playing the Sox without Manny, but I can't complain...I'd rather face Jason Bay than Manny
Instant Replay
So, If your team happens to be playing the first game of a series on Thursday, don't be surprised to find out that Instant Replay will be in effect for that game.
1. The Umpires are part of the game. They say the will only use replay for fair/foul calls, but once you use it for that, why not use it for safe/out calls. And once you use it for that, why don't you just replace the umpires with a machine that calls balls and strikes? The game is great because umpires are humans, and sometimes they screw up a call, but more times than not, they get the call right. So don't mess with it.
2. We all like to see the managers argue. That's another part of the game. Don't take that away from us.
3. You can't change rules in the middle of a season. If it was the post-season, which still wouldn't make sense, it would be okay. But just picking a random day to use replay doesn't make sense.
But at least they're only using it for home run calls-so far. Hopefully it stays that way.
1. The Umpires are part of the game. They say the will only use replay for fair/foul calls, but once you use it for that, why not use it for safe/out calls. And once you use it for that, why don't you just replace the umpires with a machine that calls balls and strikes? The game is great because umpires are humans, and sometimes they screw up a call, but more times than not, they get the call right. So don't mess with it.
2. We all like to see the managers argue. That's another part of the game. Don't take that away from us.
3. You can't change rules in the middle of a season. If it was the post-season, which still wouldn't make sense, it would be okay. But just picking a random day to use replay doesn't make sense.
But at least they're only using it for home run calls-so far. Hopefully it stays that way.
Thursday, July 17, 2008
Yanks Sign Sexson
Unofficial still, but the Yankees and Richie Sexson have agreed to a deal. Seattle will pay almost all of his salary, the Yankees have to pay him less than $200,000. He has good numbers against lefties this year, but the catch is that he only has a small amount of at bats against them. I can't complain with it though. If he performs, that's all I want.
Wednesday, July 16, 2008
A little bit long?
Come on. When it's the next day before the game is over, that's a sign that the game might be going a little bit long. I quit on the game after9 innings. And you couldn't even call it that, because I was asleep on the couch before that.
Navarro was safe...Instant replay, anyone?
Rodriguez cut out as soon as he could. I'm pretty sure I saw Jeter on the field after the game.
Navarro was safe...Instant replay, anyone?
Rodriguez cut out as soon as he could. I'm pretty sure I saw Jeter on the field after the game.
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