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Results for tag: Red Sox
Posted by:
nyybeast
on Aug 30, 2010 at 05:45:34 PM
Well, the Yankees won a nail-bitter yesterday, but what I'm really happy about is that Ivan Nova, the rookie who had only one Major League start before the game. He went 5 and 2/3 (Girardi took him out to early again) while striking out 7 and only giving up 5 hits. He seems to fear nothing, saying that pitching in the Major Leagues is the same baseball that he played in Scranton, and he dominated there. Ivan seems like a great option for the Yankees in the postseason, and you have to believe Joe Girardi would have him in the playoff rotation. The Bombers must've taken some time off yesterday, only scoring 2 runs, with Marcus Thames (he's been great this series, hitting 4 home runs) ...
Posted by:
nyybeast
on Aug 30, 2010 at 05:42:14 PM
Like the Yankees, Joe Girardi's mind was some where else. Who knows, maybe he was thinking about the Cubs job (SIKE, he's definitely going to stay.)
Posted by:
nyybeast
on Aug 22, 2010 at 10:24:05 PM
Look at the picture, have you ever seen that man holding the ball?
Posted by:
nyybeast
on Aug 16, 2010 at 12:22:14 PM
Of all the times for A.J. Burnett to throw a complete game and only giving up one stinking run, of all the times the Yankees get two hits, of all the times the Yankees get shut out by a pitcher they've never seen before (again), it happens today. It wasn't A.J.'s fault though; Burnett looked like the pitcher the Yankees signed for that big contract and paid $82.5 million to him. He had 6 strikeouts with three walks as well as 3 double plays behind him. Everything was effective for A.J., he had both his fastball, and more importantly, his curve ball working. He made the Royals batters look silly. The Yankees bats must have been out relaxing at the pool or something else, because all they ... |
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