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Everything posted by yankees228

  1. yankees228
    Wait, I didn't already pick him right?
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    Jeremy Guthrie, P
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    Holy s*** they suck. EDIT: And I'm never the one to make reactionary posts, but this is truly awful.
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    I've never seen a Yankee offense do so poorly when they get way ahead in the count.
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    I'd love to know the same thing.
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    You can never assume that a team wins a game, but if the Yankees lose tonight, it will prove as one of the worst regular season losses I have ever seen (not including one play losses like Luis Castillo).
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    I have never seen a pitcher pitch so well, game in and game out, yet still give up a decent amount of runs each time.
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    Wow, that is absolutely embarrassing. I'm very disappointed in Sabathia.
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    Gom, I think you'll find this post by Peter Abraham quite interesting. Especially Jose Molina's comments. http://yankees.lhblogs.com/2009/06/15/in-defense-of-jorge-posada/
  10. yankees228
    In Gom's favor, the Yankee pitchers seem to really prefer throwing to Cervelli rather than Posada. Especially Sabathia and Burnett.
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    But not one that he is currently suffering from. The pitching coach said that Santana had the blister earlier in the season, and to compensate for it, changed the grip on his fastball. Apparently the changed grip on the fastball has caused the pitch to cut instead of stay true.
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    You're actually saying that Gardner has shown the ability to hit closers, because he hit a slow dribbler in the perfect spot last year? Common Gom, you make a point like that and then you actually insult Jackson for not seeing these things? I don't even think an explanation is necessary as to why his hit against Papelbon is absolutely irrelevant. As for his numbers against K-Rod, that is too small a sample size to use it as the deciding factor. What do you think is more important, his eleven ABs against K-Rod or his full season numbers? I'm thinking his full season numbers are a little bit more relevant. Swisher's OBP is .391 this year. Gardner's OBP is .350 this year. Does Brett Gardner really have just as good a chance as Nick Swisher does to get on base? EDIT: Gom, I really hope you just made that post because you feel the need to disagree with everything Jackson says, and not because you actually believe it.
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    Bingo. I wasn't Torre's biggest supporter ever, but people were starting threads here saying he needed to go. He made some curious decisions, usually involving the bullpen, but his team ALWAYS won. That has to count for something...
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    Both were hit pretty well...
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    C.J. Wilson, RP
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    Wait a second. Pietrus ran up behind Gasol on the final play and shoved him hard in the back with two hands. That's a clean foul? Gasol then got in Pietrus' face. Howard came running down and pulled Pietrus away. I think you need to watch the replay that I posted.
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    Well, all fans are different. Maybe the ones who acted very cocky when the Yankees were winning championships fall under you definition, but the ones who were just good fans the whole time continue to just be good fans.
  18. yankees228
    Yeah, I know, I was talking to DipreG.
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    Pietrus is the one got got called for the flagrant foul. EDIT: Just watched the replay. Howard ran down and was trying to restrain Pietrus. http://sports.espn.go.com/nba/playoffs/2009/news/story?id=4253050
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    This is not really worth arguing, but I disagree with that. It's one bar.
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    *Pietrus I'm not trying to go around correcting anyone, but Howard doesn't seem like a bad guy, so just to avoid confusion...
  23. yankees228
    You have no idea who is truly responsible for hiring Girardi. It's one thing to blame him for moves concerning players, but guys like the Steinbrenners, Randy Levine, and Lonn Trost could be just as responsible for choosing who manages the team.
  24. yankees228
    Leo Nunez, RP
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