If Sonny gray could do more of that, It would be great.
Rollercoaster Gray? Next outing could possibly be a complete opposite of last night's game (if he continues as he had been doing this yr.). Ugh, I wish he would become the type of pitcher that Yankees thought they were getting.
Yanks win on Romine's "Inside The Park Little League Home Run". Two bagger turned into a run on two consecutive errors in the same at bat. Robertson gets win #7, Chapman Save #26. Gregorius 3 run HR.
Clippard thinks he's still with the Yankees with a bottom of the 9th Blown Save #5, allowing Sox to tie it up. Bogaert's GS in the 10th wins it 6-2.
Sox still lead by 3.5
The Angels, one game over .500 and 10 out of a playoff spot, could elect to sell at the July 31 non-waiver trade deadline. If that happens, they may have logical trade partners in the Yankees, Jon Morosi of MLB.com observes. The Yankees have been scouting the Angels, per Morosi, who writes that New York “would have interest” in left-handers Tyler Skaggs and Andrew Heaney if were they to become available. Further, there are likely Yankees prospects who would pique the Angels’ interest, given that Halos general manager Billy Eppler had a prominent role in the Bombers’ front office not long ago.
While it’s unclear if either Skaggs or Heaney will hit the block, Rays righty Nathan Eovaldi will likely end up on the move in the next couple weeks. The Yankees, with whom he pitched from 2015-16, have “closely” watched Eovaldi of late, as have the Brewers and Braves (among others), Nick Cafardo of the Boston Globe reports. Eovaldi’s most recent start was a nightmare, as he allowed eight earned runs on nine hits and two walks in 2 2/3 innings against Minnesota on Friday. In the process, his season ERA climbed from 3.35 to 4.59 (with a 4.45 FIP) over 51 innings.
FRIDAY, JULY 20
AWAY HOME TIME AWAY STARTER HOME STARTER
Mets Yankees 7:05 pm Syndergaard (5-1) - 2.97 ERA German (2-5) - 5.49 ERA
SATURDAY, JULY 21
AWAY HOME TIME AWAY STARTER HOME STARTER
Mets Yankees 1:05 pm Matz (4-7) - 3.38 ERA Gray (6-7) - 5.46 ERA
SUNDAY, JULY 22
AWAY HOME TIME AWAY STARTER HOME STARTER TV
Mets Yankees 8:08 pm deGrom (5-4) - 1.68 ERA Tanaka (7-2) - 4.54 ERA ESPN
Anyone think the Yanks are going to make a pitching acquisition before the deadline?
The last 24 hours have gone from bad to worse for Yankees catcher Gary Sanchez.
Monday night, Sanchez was involved in two plays that, if nothing else, looked awful to those watching. First he took his time chasing down a passed ball, allowing a runner to score from second base. Then he didn't run out the game-ending ground out with the bases loaded and the Yankees down a run. It didn't look good and Sanchez got skewered for it.
Turns out Sanchez's lack of mobility Monday night may have been caused by an injury. Or re-aggravation of an injury, to be exact. The Yankees have placed Sanchez on the 10-day DL with an aggravation of a recent groin injury, the team announced. An MRI confirmed the injury. The club has not yet revealed a timetable for his return.
Yankees close to acquiring Britton
The New York Yankees are reportedly nearing a deal to acquire Baltimore Orioles reliever Zach Britton in exchange for three players, per MASN's Roch Kubatko:
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Back to Britton: Source says 3 players coming back to #orioles for Britton, but not finished yet. Moving toward completion
7:30 PM - Jul 24, 2018
Britton, 30, has been limited to 16 appearances this season due to an Achilles injury. In those games, he's posted a 3.45 ERA and 1.30 strikeout-to-walk ratio. He has seen his velocity improve recently, and has held the opposition to three hits in his last eight appearances -- though he's also walked four and struck out just six.
There's no word yet on who the Orioles will be receiving, though it's worth noting that Yankees prospect Dillon Tate was scratched from his start.
Per Mike Axisa Rumor Mill