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The Yankees could throw out their Low A team against the Twins and still win.
Put the South Dakota State University baseball team in Yankees uniforms and they will beat the Twins.
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Twins have a good team man....
Agreed. Except against the Yankees. They are 33-94 against them since 2002. The Twins have a mental block against the Yankees.
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yikes, okay... At one point the only team with a winning record against the Yanks (this was like from 99-2013 or so) was us, I do know that.. it is strange how certain teams just perform better against others...
(maybe it was simply best record against the Yanks, I forget which)
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I watched from the 6th inning on. He looked pretty solid. One of the hits he gave up should have been classified as an error as Didi slipped.
The next hit also didn't get out of the infield. A slow roller was hit between first and second. Austin fielded it but had no play as CC's gimpy leg didn't get him anywhere near first in time. The "Didi slip" advanced to third and scored on a wild pitch. An earned run that anyone of 3 lapses prevented would have eliminated..
Last night Sanchez's 9th inning thunder ruinned a gem by Verlander. Eight innings of scoreless ball with 14 Ks.
It was a costly win. Montgomery got through the first with only 7 pitches. But he was finished with a strained elbow. He'll be out 6-8 weeks.
In his absence German, Green, Betances, Robertson, and Chapman were almost as sharp as Verlander allowing 6 scattering 6 hits over 8 innings while whiffing 13 for NY's first shutout.
NY closed to 2 behind Sox.
It was a costly win. Montgomery got through the first with only 7 pitches. But he was finished with a strained elbow. He'll be out 6-8 weeks.
In his absence German, Green, Betances, Robertson, and Chapman were almost as sharp as Verlander allowing 6 scattering 6 hits over 8 innings while whiffing 13 for NY's first shutout.
NY closed to 2 behind Sox.
Gleyber saved Severino's bacon in the 7th, after back to back singles, Glebyer dove behind second to snare a would be Texas League single. Fortunately the ball had clockwise spin and was slicing into Gleyber's leap. Severino ended the inning with a 3 pitch K.
Stanton 4 Stroz 0
After HR to right, then one to left, he lines a 2 out double down the right field line driving in Hicks and all the NY runs.
In the past 10 days he's raised his BA more than 40 points. He's now hitting only 5 pounds less than his playing weight.
After HR to right, then one to left, he lines a 2 out double down the right field line driving in Hicks and all the NY runs.
In the past 10 days he's raised his BA more than 40 points. He's now hitting only 5 pounds less than his playing weight.
Severino (5-1) walked one and threw 110 pitches in his 60th major league start, earning his third straight win. He was still throwing 99 mph in the ninth inning as he polished off New York's third complete game over the last three seasons.
The 24-year-old righty became the youngest Yankees pitcher to toss a shutout since Sterling Hitchcock, who was also 24, in 1995.
The 24-year-old righty became the youngest Yankees pitcher to toss a shutout since Sterling Hitchcock, who was also 24, in 1995.
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If there’s one thing everyone in this thread can agree on I’m sure it, ‘fuck them.’
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It's still early, but I'm loving this.
He was near perfect. Faced 4 batters, gave up 3 hits and a walk.
Robertson gave up the tying run on a HR to set himself up for a win when Indians walked Judge for an RBI 6-5 lead.
Then Chapman made it exciting striking out the side but not before giving up a single, an HB, and two wild pitches bringing in the tying run.
Stanton opened the bottom of the ninth with a double. Two outs later, Walker worked an 0-2 count into a 7 pitch BB. Then Andujar drove in the game winner with a single.
Chapman BS1 and W 1-0, Robertson BS2