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They have to improve...somewhat. What I see from Headley is a guy who is done. He either needs to make some adjustments to gain bat speed or he will continue to chop the ball to the infielders and have no pop. His bat speed is gone
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Breaking news: The Hubble Space Telescope has detected Aaron Hicks' batting average. NASA say the signal was very faint, but they are very confident that they've identified his average on the far reaches of the galaxy. Scientists had long theorized that his average existed, but there had not been definite proof until now.
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why in the f*** is Hicks still starting, 1 for 25?

 

Don't question these things. Just roll with it.

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I don't remember a NYY team this bad.

 

 

 

The Boss is spinning in his grave. I saw Cashman on tv the other day and this season has aged him in a big way. He usually has a cool, controlled manner about him. None of that this time ... for all those times I secretly wanted to throw rotten tomatoes at Cashman, I almost felt bad for him.

 

He is watching Theo build a monster, the Red Sox trimming into a juggernaut (with weak points, of course)...we just beat the best team in the AL in a series. Fairly handily. The Blue Jays and O's seem like they have plenty of promise and power and the Yanquis seem like Uncle Joe at the nursing home, gumming his burnt toast and dreaming of the days he was grilling delmonicos on his back yard deck....

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The Boss is spinning in his grave. I saw Cashman on tv the other day and this season has aged him in a big way. He usually has a cool, controlled manner about him. None of that this time ... for all those times I secretly wanted to throw rotten tomatoes at Cashman, I almost felt bad for him.

 

He is watching Theo build a monster, the Red Sox trimming into a juggernaut (with weak points, of course)...we just beat the best team in the AL in a series. Fairly handily. The Blue Jays and O's seem like they have plenty of promise and power and the Yanquis seem like Uncle Joe at the nursing home, gumming his burnt toast and dreaming of the days he was grilling delmonicos on his back yard deck....

 

All true, but team fortunes are changing in a hurry these days, especially season to season.

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