Night of Too Many Stars
Submitted by dave on Mon, 04/14/2008 - 04:10.
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A-Rod Gets Sea Legs - Loses Eye
After a little over 2 hrs of watching the "fine" announcing during the rain delay, hearing NASCAR using baseball analogies trying to relate, and Joe Buck being Joe Buck, A-Rod gets up to the plate and swings at the first 3 pitches for a strikeout. I guess with that much wood, you've just got to swing.
Great game. (Box Score)
Our friends over at Yankee Stadium Insider Blog have a hilarious post. Click the link and watch the video.
Submitted by mike on Sat, 04/12/2008 - 04:09.http://nyystadiuminsider.com/2008/04/good-news-yankee-fans-ian-kennedy-g...
Listen to Cone Make a complete ass out of himself.
Simply hilarious. Marbles Mouth Cone at it again.
Wang was Big Pimpin against the Sox. Yanks take Game 1.
Submitted by mike on Sat, 04/12/2008 - 02:36.
Yankees Vs. Red Sox Weekend Preview
Submitted by mike on Fri, 04/11/2008 - 03:46.
Friday April 11th
NYY: Wang (2-0, 1.38 ERA)
BOS: Buchholz (0-1, 5.40 ERA)
Saturday April 12th
NYY: Mussina (1-1, 3.09 ERA)
BOS: Beckett (0-1, 9.64 ERA)
Sunday April 13th
NYY: Hughes (0-1, 5.00 ERA)
BOS: Matsuzaka (2-0, 1.47 ERA)
Andy pulls out a win. With that lineup, how did they do that?
Submitted by mike on Fri, 04/11/2008 - 03:31.
Yankees win 6-1 (Box Score)
Todays Yankee Flashback 2003 ALCS
Submitted by Old Curry Bastard on Thu, 04/10/2008 - 16:02.Aaron Boone...Aaron Boone....Aaron Boone...seems like his is the only name remembered from one of the most dramatic victories in Yankee History. But lets take a moment to remember some of the other heroes of Game 7 of the 2003 ALCS.
1. Mike Mussina - With Roger Clemens ineffective and the Red Sox jumping out to a 4-0 lead. Mike Mussina entered the game in relief for the first time in his career. He proceeded to pitch 3 brilliant shutout innings.
2. Jason Giambi - Trailing 4-0 after four innings. Giambi hit two solo home runs (5th and 7th innings). The score heading into the bottom of the 8th was still 5-2.
3. Jorge Posada - With Hideki Matsui and Bernie Williams on 2nd and 3rd Base. Posada would hit a bloop double off a tiring Pedro Martinez to tie the game. When Matsui crossed the plate he slide and jumped up clapping his hands. One of the first times the Japanese Legend has ever showed this type of emotion at a ball game.
4. Mariano Rivera - Came into the game in the 9th inning after the yankees had tied it. He proceeded to pitch 3 shutout innings. The victory left Rivera physically and emotionally drained as he ran onto the field and collapsed on the mound TO CELEBRATE QUITE POSSIBLY THE GREATEST HOME RUN IN YANKEE HISTORY.
We wanted to get you a little something
Submitted by mike on Thu, 04/10/2008 - 03:15.
(Box Score) Yanks drop 2nd straight 4-0
Maybe if we start with relievers and end with starters, we can trick them and win.
Nunez does the Joba fist pump and no one even says a word
Submitted by mike on Wed, 04/09/2008 - 01:11.
woah woah woah. Less than a week ago, news reporters were crying over Joba's fist pump. Awe, the players are going to get really mad at Joba for being excited. Let's all take a second and feel for these major league players who are making on average 4 million a year.
Leo Nunez from the Royals, the Kansas City Royals (who the Yankees couldn't handle), made the same gesture as Joba Chamberlain. The only article I could find on him said he pitched well striking out 2 batters. Where are the sensitive reporters? Maybe Wilson Betemit's feelings are hurt.
This doesn't over shadow the fact that the Yankees still can't hit the ball. Damon, stop popping up. You look like a fool.
Yanks drop this one 5-2. (Yanks Box Score) At least Baltimore and Toronto aren't doing well. Oh, oh wait.
“Oh, Yeah!”
Submitted by mike on Tue, 04/08/2008 - 02:47.
Mussina has excellent outing. We will give him props for once.
82 PC, 6 INN, 2 HA, BBI, 3 K, ER, 1.500 ERA, 0.500 WHIP, W, QS
Bruney, Farnsworth and Paul O'neill... I mean Latroy Hawkings rounded out the rest of the game.
Abreu had a great night going 3-3 with his first homer of the year.
