YanksHater213

bellhorn, doubles in jesus 1-0 sox didnt i remember some people saying they would rather have crespo than bellhorn... what happened last night and so far today

yea this is gonna be a pitchers duel. the sox gotta get a run before its too late

i like todays lineup without ortiz in it. the hot hitter in millah 3rd, mueller who has been good at the plate the last 2 games 6th

GAME ON!, lets jump out to an early lead

100% agree

lol

i acknowledge the fact that the bulpen is on fire, but i still think more depth could be used. not a major acquisition but a good, established veteran who could help in our run for the championship

i dont know who but i think the redsox will add depth to their bullpen and bench

he doesnt, he said it in this mornings boston globe

remember, crespos stats are at the minor league level, bellhorns are all at the major league level so it isnt really fair to compare these

i think he did the shift a lot last night because of the fact that wakefield has a slower velocity on his pitches. this makes for the hitters to pull the ball more, thus using the shift will work most of the time with wakefield on the mound

lol, nice sub-title for the thread, schilling will gobble them up

What a dumb question this is, "Who suck more, Bellorn or Crespo?" At this point it is a no contest. As i stated before in another thread, Bellhorn has been one of the best surprises this year with his high OBP. Crespo is definitely not a major league caliber player. I think Bellhorn would come of the bench for a lot of teams and i think many teams would also like him off the bench with his high OBP.

apparently not

millah continues his tear, 6 for his last 6, 8 for his last 10

dont want to argue about it. just wanted to state my opinion. you may not like my opinion but thats what it is

i still think it was a mistake trading hillenbrand last year. he was a good hitter, yankee killer, and a steady fielder. last year it looked like the dumbest trade ever with the way BK performed and his injuries. i think keeping shea as a player off the bench and not getting BK would have been some smart moves. mueller is worthy of a starting job, but having a player like shea coming off the bench would have been great last season

im here, i was just caught up in something. its not a guarantee i will be here on weekends but i usually will on weeknights

again, the first inning runs allowed are killing us

lol, i wont doubt it either

Posada has "tough hands" A lot of people probably were shocked this week to read Cubs outfielder Moises Alou's admission that he urinates on his hands to toughen his hands. Jorge Posada was not among them. The Yankees' catcher, who along with Alou and Anaheim outfielder Vladimir Guerrero is among a small number of big-league players who hit without batting gloves, said yesterday he does the same thing. "In spring training only," Posada said. "You don't want to shake my hand in spring training before the game. After the game, it's okay." Posada said he has done it since he was in the minor leagues, and that he got the idea from his father, Jorge Sr. "A lot of guys like my father, who worked on the land, always used to do it," Posada said. "It keeps your hands from getting callused and cracking." Posada said he does it in spring training because he has to get his hands used to gripping the bat after taking the winter off. He also said he's never been able to feel comfortable holding a bat while wearing batting gloves. "I wish I could wear gloves, honestly," Posada said. "I've tried it. It just doesn't feel right." HOW FRIGGIN WIERD??? BUT IT MAKES SENSE, HES A YANKEE

i think they should put his number up on his pole

UPDATED DIVISION STANDIGS Team W L GB Red Sox 17 11 - Yankees 16 12 1.0 Orioles 13 12 2.0 Blue Jays 10 18 7.0 D-Rays 9 18 7.5 Keith Foulke ERA Watch- 0.53

everyone hit tonight. millar (4hits), pokey (2 hits), bellhorn (2 hits)