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Minors Report for 6/28/10 (Eduardo Nunez; Jorge Vazquez; DJ MItchell)
Tampa was postponed. Scranton: Eduardo Nunez and Jorge Vazquez both contributed three-run home runs to help lead Scranton to a 7-6 victory. Nunez went 1-for-3 with a walk and two runs scored while Vazquez went 2-for-4 with two runs scored and a double. Nunez is now hitting .317/.362/.425 on the season with 18 doubles, three
Minors Report for 6/18/10 (Jesus Montero; Jonathan Albaladejo; Eduardo Nunez; Hector Noesi; George Kontos Returns)
Scranton: Does Jesus Montero think he is Brett Gardner all of a sudden? Montero went 3-for-4 tonight with a single, double, and a triple (his second in two games!) to help Scranton take a 4-1 victory. All of a sudden, Montero is hitting .405 over his last ten games, and has eight extra base hits
Minors Report for 6/17/10 (Marcos Vechionacci; Shaeffer Hall)
Scranton: Jesus Montero actually legged out a triple tonight, but that was one of the three hits Scranton was able to muster as they got shutout, 2-0. The triple was Montero’s second of the season (which probably means that if Brett Gardner was running, they would have been inside-the-park home runs). Zack McAllister only lasted
Left Field Options
Since I was so “accurate” with my pitching options entry, I have now decided to breakdown some of the options for left field in 2010. I intentionally decided to withhold typing this up until after Jason Bay and Matt Holliday signed; as it seemed that a strong percentage of Yankees fans wanted one or the
The Vazquez Trade: The Day After
It’s the day after Javier Vazquez was reacquired and the reaction has been varied
Granderson A Good Fit For The Yankees
A day after the Brian Bruney shocker, the Yankees made an even bigger deal today (if you can believe it): they acquired CF Curtis Granderson in a three-way trade with the Tigers and Diamondbacks.
Thoughts on ALCS Game 6
The Yankees beat the Angels in six games to win the ALCS. Here’s a quick breakdown of game
Stay Positive: This Year Is Different
I don’t expect any non-Yankee fans to quite understand this, but because of the burden of expectation, because of the media scrutiny, because of the money and the notoriety and the recent history of crushing, abject pain and misery, the Yankees are often quite miserable to watch
Yanks and Angels: ALCS Thoughts
CC on short rest? Gardner over Damon? Molina again? Here’s what the Yankees are talking about leading into the
The Great Division Series Roster Debate
Because when you’ve already clinched your division, you need other things to obsess over
Yankees Only Scuffling By Their Standards
The Yankees extinguished the Angels curse, but has there really been a monkey on their backs the last few weeks
Yanks Beat Angels; Speed Got Lucky
Speed almost didn’t beat the Angels last night, but that doesn’t make for a very good story
2009 Yankees: What’s Changed From 2008
The 2009 Yankees have turned into an offensive machine. We compare them to what went wrong in
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