The Yankee GAME thread

[26 Reasons to Hate Us]

Yankee losing always makes me feel better. Do you have to try to ruin everything? Go update you your "Prospects That Are Going Nowhere" threads' date=' Ballwasher Boy.[/quote']

 

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[a700hitter]

In winning his 17th game of the year, the Unit's ERA inched back toward 5. After tonight's game, his ERA stands at 4.84.

[empirestrikesback26]

So what?

[26 Reasons to Hate Us]

What's Beckett's ERA again?

 

Didn't we start a Beckett ERA watch too?

 

Well if not, I'll start it now: 5.09

[JeterWifey213]

It's so good to see Sui back, *warm fuzzies*

[CrespoBlows]

It's so good to see Sui back' date=' *warm fuzzies*[/quote']

 

It's good to see Kason Gabbard back. "depression*

[26 Reasons to Hate Us]

Abreu with 6 RBIs in one inning. That has to be some sort of record..

 

edit: 6 ties an AL record with about 9 others. Fernando Tatis holds the NL record with 8 (wow).

[He Hate Me]

he just missed a GS

[Optimist]

I didn't get to see the first part of the game. How was the reaction to Matsui?

[schillingouttheks]

How did Matsui do tonight?

[AlexanderTheGreat13]

How did Matsui do tonight?

4-4 with a BB. He got a stading O Optimist.

[schillingouttheks]

Time to play him on my fantasy team you think? Did he look like the Matsui of old? I want to make sure that this 4-4 stuff wasn't a result of adrenaline of returning to the lineup alone.

[yeszir]

Abreu with 6 RBIs in one inning. That has to be some sort of record..

 

edit: 6 ties an AL record with about 9 others. Fernando Tatis holds the NL record with 8 (wow).

Didn't he hit two grand slams in one inning?

[schillingouttheks]

Yes.

[26 to 6]

Didn't he hit two grand slams in one inning?

Yeah. I watched that game, it was crazy.

 

It's so good to see Sui back, *warm fuzzies*

Agreed

[riverside sluggers]

What's Beckett's ERA again?

 

Didn't we start a Beckett ERA watch too?

 

Well if not, I'll start it now: 5.09

 

He's been dealing his past 4 starts (something like a 3.33 ERA), hopefully for RSN's sake its for real.

 

At least he can kick the "he's never hit 200 innings before" excuse, 16 innings away with 3 expected starts to come

[empirestrikesback26]

Tatis is more widely known for misplaying a ball off cano's bat resulting in an Oriole loss. that's what most know him for.

[yankees228]

Tatis is more widely known for misplaying a ball off cano's bat resulting in an Oriole loss. that's what most know him for.

 

Lol, in the eyes of Yankee fans.

[26 Reasons to Hate Us]

Second night in a row that the yankees score before recording an out..

[JeterWifey213]

The line up is sick, if Sheff comes back as Sheff it will be crazy. The only thing that bugs me is that it leaves Melky on the bench. Eh better to have an abundance of talented players. Also makes the bench better.

[Jon_Papelboner]

The line up is sick' date=' if Sheff comes back as Sheff it will be crazy. The only thing that bugs me is that it leaves Melky on the bench. Eh better to have an abundance of talented players. Also makes the bench better.[/quote']

 

Don't count on it, but who cares. Don't need him.

[JeterWifey213]

A bat is a bat, and who knows how he’ll come back. I’ll take anyone who can help.

[Cocos Disciples]

I remember Tatis as being the dude who hit two grand slams in an inning.

[Mr Crunchy]

i remember the cards deemed him ""untouchable"" and they failed to pick up bullpen help when the road to the world series was paved for them

[BudLight]

Interesting coincidence that Tatis came over to the Cardinals in 1998 and then had that monster year in 1999. His decline seems to coincide with the decline of another "great" Cardinal at the time, what was his name, oh yeah - McGwire.

[empirestrikesback26]

6 in a row

[a700hitter]

Thuuuhhhh Yankeees Loooose!!! Thuhhhhhhhh Yankees Looooose!!!!

[Optimist]

Oh no, we're losing our grasp on the AL East!

 

Oh wait...

[a700hitter]

Oh no, we're losing our grasp on the AL East!

 

Oh wait...

Get a grip.

[ORS]

Oh no, we're losing our grasp on the AL East!

 

Oh wait...

The thing to truly admire about 700 is his consistency. It's quite remarkable. I have no doubt in my mind that if the Yankees were 161-0 and lost on the last day of the season, he'd still post that. He's a lifer. Hat's off to you, 700.

 

You are very consistent too. No matter what pleasure us Sox fans are deriving from an event in the season, you show up to post about and remind us of any Yankee successes to try and drag us down. I'm not saying you are green and covered with warts, but it wouldn't surprise me to find out you spend a lot of time under a bridge.