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Jays Can’t “Steal” Series vs. Yanks
Posted on 19 Jul 2011 by Ben Fisher.
What Happened An eventful four-game series against the Bronx Bombers saw the Blue Jays (47-49) fail to capitilize on a pair of series-opening wins and only manage a split. Along the way, they had an eight-run first inning (which they nearly blew), an injury to Jose Bautista, a franchise appearances record for Jason Frasor and faced accusations of stealing signals from the Yankees. A Closer Look...
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Time For a Little “Ack-nowledgment”
Posted on 29 Jun 2011 by Chase Smith.
Among the many rookie players the Mariners have called up as fillers this season, one name stands out among the rest. Young-gun 2B Dustin Ackley has become one of the more productive hitters in the Mariners offense and has been a significant contributor helping put more runs on the board in clutch situations. With strong plate discipline and natural power in his swing, this Arizona Fall Leag...
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MLB TRADE TALK – WHO GOES? WHO STAYS? WHO PAYS?
Posted on 29 Jun 2011 by Christopher Rowe.
Most of the time in life what matters is what one does, not what you say you will do. Baseball General Managers have the rare aspect of their job description in that other people (the media and fans) spend a lot of time focused on what we think they should do. Every writer, analyst and fan has their own opinion regarding what their team should do before the vaunted non-waiver trading deadline. ...
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How To Fix a Flawed Team
Posted on 2 Jun 2011 by Brendan Sennott.
This entry is an open letter to Yankees GM Brian Cashman. It is in his and the Yankees best interest to carry this out word for word. It would all but guarantee the 28th World Series Title for the most successful franchise in sports. Mr. Cashman: It is June 2nd and your team just completed a 3 game sweep of the offensively inept Oakland A’s. You now stand 4 and 2 on this critical ...
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Have the Yanks Figured it Out?
Posted on 26 May 2011 by Brendan Sennott.
The New York Yankees have seemingly come out of their recent funk. They have now won 7 of 10 games beating the Blue Jays Wednesday afternoon in the Bronx behind two 2-run HR's from Andruw Jones and the solid pitching of Freddy Garcia. This gave the Bombers another series win as they head out to the West Coast for an 11 day 9 game road trip. They sit percentage points ahead of the Red ...
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Finally
Posted on 16 May 2011 by Brian Joyce.
With a three game sweep of the New York Yankees, the Red Sox have finally made it to the .500 mark. Raise your hand if you thought the Red Sox wouldn't reach the .500 mark until May 15th? I don't see any hands raised. The last time it took a Red Sox team this long to reach the .500 mark, was back in 1996 when it took 128 games to reach that feat. Oh by the way, that was Roger Clemens last sea...
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Bombers’ Arms Race a No-Brainer
Posted on 24 Mar 2011 by Stephanie Geosits.
The few questions Joe Girardi needed answered this spring are pretty much decided, particularly when it comes to his pitching staff. Everyone knew going in that Rivera would be the closer, CC is the ace, and Hughes and Burnett would follow. After that, well, the Yankees would have to see. Rivera has been stellar (he's allowed one hit in four innings and struck out five), and Sabathia (3.31 ERA...
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ALCS Game 6 Preview
Posted on 22 Oct 2010 by George Kouvalis.
Looking ahead to tonight's game and just some thoughts on last game. I think the Yankees were expected to not get eliminated at home during game 5. Their big bats came to life and C.C. Sabathia held the Rangers in check for most of the night. Even with Mark Teixeira out of the lineup the Yankees still fought it out and won. The Yanks didn't seem to panic either during an elimination game....
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Rangers Take stranglehold in Series
Posted on 20 Oct 2010 by George Kouvalis.
Most people, including myself, would have had this series being 3-1 the other way if you had asked us before the series had started who would be winning. The Texas Rangers used their bats and solid starting pitching, again, to hammer the Yankees 10-3 in game 4 of the ALCS in the Bronx. For the first time since game 1, the Yankees finally had a lead in a game and more importantly did not all...
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Yanks Will Try To Make Hunter the Hunted
Posted on 19 Oct 2010 by Patrick Blakeslee.
I hate the fact that Cliff Lee is so darn humble. . .so damn likeable. I wish he would run his mouth like Curt Schilling used to (and probably still does) or say stupid things like ex-Braves pitcher John Rocker often did so I had a reason to hate him other than the fact that he made Yankee hitters look like that were batting blindfolded. But no, he just goes out and pitches. Pitches good. ...
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Right Back Where They Started
Posted on 24 Sep 2010 by Stephanie Geosits.
The Yankees blew the chance to put some breathing room between them and the Rays this week by splitting a four game set in the Bronx, after winning the first two. A.J. Burnett unraveled after a rain delay and C.C. actually lost the final game, so New York leads Tampa by a mere .5 in the standings. Now with nine games left in their schedule – two three-game sets against Boston at home a...
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The Series Rewind: Jays get to Sox for two of three
Posted on 20 Sep 2010 by Ben Fisher.
The Breakdown: The Blue Jays’ (75-74) bid to remain above .500 at season’s end was slightly buoyed during their three-game trip to Boston, as they picked up two wins before dropping Sunday’s finale. The series saw two Jays starters hit the 13-win mark, while Jose Bautista moved one home run shy of 50 on the year. My Thoughts: Bautista’s march continues Those looking to put what Jose Bau...
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