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Teixeira hitting .232, 3 HR, 12 RBI

1 year ago :: Apr 29, 2012 - 5:01PM #1
JonahFalcon Posts: 14,541	Well, at least it's better than Albert Pujols (.219, 0 HR, 4 RBI).
1 year ago :: Apr 29, 2012 - 5:05PM #2
Yankeeloon Posts: 8,123	.232 is right where he's been for years now. He is a .230 hitter now.
1 year ago :: Apr 29, 2012 - 5:07PM #3
laurenfrances Posts: 14,931	Apr 29, 2012 -- 5:01PM, JonahFalcon wrote: Well, at least it's better than Albert Pujols (.219, 0 HR, 4 RBI). Although Reyes is not a power hitter.... .213, 0HR, 3RBI..... His avg and RBI is far from stellar Always proud to be a Yankee fan.
1 year ago :: Apr 29, 2012 - 6:16PM #4
JoeGNJ Posts: 9,590	Apr 29, 2012 -- 5:05PM, Yankeeloon wrote: .232 is right where he's been for years now. He is a .230 hitter now. exactly. TG he has a Gold Glove! JoeGNJ
1 year ago :: Apr 29, 2012 - 6:27PM #5
AF1Strider Posts: 689	I sure hope he and Cano get out of there slumps! I know Tex is a slow starter but I hope that's all this is, and hope Cano is just in a slump.
1 year ago :: Apr 29, 2012 - 7:10PM #6
yankeeoldfan Posts: 5,409	I'm not worried about Cano, but Tex has become too stubborn to change his hitting style and the short porch in RF has all but ruined him... Twice today the pitch was on the outside part of the plate, Tex had the opportunity to go to left field with the pitch, no he rolled his hands over trying to pull the ball, once a weak grounder to the second baseman and the other time a lazy fly ball to right field.. Long or Girardi have to get inside this mans head and get him back to where he was before he became a Yankee... Each year he has been a Yankee he has declined in his batting average...
1 year ago :: Apr 29, 2012 - 7:20PM #7
doubleplay643 Posts: 3,079	Apr 29, 2012 -- 7:10PM, yankeeoldfan wrote: I'm not worried about Cano, but Tex has become too stubborn to change his hitting style and the short porch in RF has all but ruined him... Twice today the pitch was on the outside part of the plate, Tex had the opportunity to go to left field with the pitch, no he rolled his hands over trying to pull the ball, once a weak grounder to the second baseman and the other time a lazy fly ball to right field.. Long or Girardi have to get inside this mans head and get him back to where he was before he became a Yankee... Each year he has been a Yankee he has declined in his batting average... I hoped Tex could go the other way more consistently but I just feel he won't change how he's hitting unless his production falls off a cliff. I agree with you about Cano, I think Cano will be able to figure it out, he's done it before and will do it again.
1 year ago :: Apr 29, 2012 - 7:25PM #8
RobbieCano Posts: 4,892	Tex will hit .250 with about 100+ RBIs as usual. Never thought I would be saying this but I think he should be hitting back in the 3 hole with Cano batting behind him. I think we'll get the most production out of him that way.
1 year ago :: Apr 29, 2012 - 7:38PM #9
go4broke Posts: 1,848	Apr 29, 2012 -- 5:01PM, JonahFalcon wrote: Well, at least it's better than Albert Pujols (.219, 0 HR, 4 RBI). Yeah and a week ago he was at .288 which shows you how idiotic it is to be talking about batting averages this early.
1 year ago :: Apr 29, 2012 - 7:50PM #10
Yankeeloon Posts: 8,123	Teix had a monstrous weekend at Fenway when HE WENT THE OTHER WAY!!! What a rock head. Cano will be fine. Robbie please retract what you just said about Teixeira back in the 3 hole. I say time to bat him 7th. Hararar