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  • NCBRINCBRI Posts: 1,902
    Yanks Win!

    The bats were there as usual. Unfortunately it sounds like the E's were too. A-Rod, Jeter, and Phelps from what I heard listening to WFAN on line at work. Saw the last couple of innings when I got home. Nice to see A-Rod with the HR and the curtain call after the shaky start. If he can keep his head on straight, he should have a monster year.
    How bad was Pavano? I only saw Farnsworth and Mo close the door.

    Shilling and the Sox get pounded. What a great day. Opening day should be a national holiday.
    Brian
  • Bathgate66Bathgate66 Posts: 15,813
    NCBRI wrote:
    Yanks Win!

    The bats were there as usual. Unfortunately it sounds like the E's were too. A-Rod, Jeter, and Phelps from what I heard listening to WFAN on line at work. Saw the last couple of innings when I got home. Nice to see A-Rod with the HR and the curtain call after the shaky start. If he can keep his head on straight, he should have a monster year.
    How bad was Pavano? I only saw Farnsworth and Mo close the door.

    Shilling and the Sox get pounded. What a great day. Opening day should be a national holiday.

    i didnt think pavano was that bad , actually. ( couldve been alot worse )
    i would say the best part of the game today was seeing and hearing bobby murcer back in the booth- lets hope hes back soon and feeling better.

    Damon had to leave because of cramps, letys hope these guys jusat need to get the rust out.


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  • AllieAllie Posts: 2,908
    I was at the game! My Dad and I went down to the stadium and snagged last minute tix that got released, in the main reserve section behind home plate! SWEET! We had a great time. It was a little chilly though.

    Pavano was mediocre, but he had a shaky defense behind him... A-Rod, Jeter and Phelps had errors.

    DJ was his usual clutch stellar self, and Giambi's RBI hit was a rocket. The offense looks impressive, let's see how Andy and Moose and the pitching staff hold up.

    They gave Bobby Murcer a well deserved standing ovation when they showed his picture on the diamond vision, it was awesome and very good to see him out there.

    And YES, Schilling is losing too! Double Sweet! This is a good day :)
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  • nice touch with the "We want bernie" chants from the bleacher fans.
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  • AllieAllie Posts: 2,908
    nice touch with the "We want bernie" chants from the bleacher fans.
    OMG, thank you! I was wondering what they were saying! I missed it! I think I went to too many rock concerts, my hearing is not what it used to be!

    That is a classic!
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  • bernie even called torre before the game to wish him luck.
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  • NCBRINCBRI Posts: 1,902
    Bathgate66 wrote:
    i didnt think pavano was that bad , actually. ( couldve been alot worse )
    i would say the best part of the game today was seeing and hearing bobby murcer back in the booth- lets hope hes back soon and feeling better.

    Damon had to leave because of cramps, letys hope these guys jusat need to get the rust out.


    Lets Go Yankees


    I was glad to hear Murcer was there.
    I was wondering why Melky came in for Damon. Caught some of the radio broadcast on XM on the way home and heard them mention someone grabbing their leg after going back to the wall to watch a HR sail out. Guess they were talking about Damon. Had forgotten about it until reading your post.
    Brian
  • Bathgate66Bathgate66 Posts: 15,813
    nice touch with the "We want bernie" chants from the bleacher fans.


    theyre the bleacher creatures

    ;)
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  • AllieAllie Posts: 2,908
    bernie even called torre before the game to wish him luck.
    Did he really?! That's so cool! He is a class act! Maybe they can work something out, for him to come back later in the season?!
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  • AllieAllie Posts: 2,908
    NCBRI wrote:
    I was glad to hear Murcer was there.
    I was wondering why Melky came in for Damon. Caught some of the radio broadcast on XM on the way home and heard them mention someone grabbing their leg after going back to the wall to watch a HR sail out. Guess they were talking about Damon. Had forgotten about it until reading your post.

    They said he had some "leg cramping" in both legs. ...
    "...like a word misplaced, nothing said, what a waste.."
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  • intodeepintodeep Posts: 7,228
    Allie02 wrote:
    They said he had some "leg cramping" in both legs. ...
    He should be fine. they expect him to play WED.

    A win is a win. Albeit an ugly one. With the pitching be a bit shakey right now they really need the defense to step up to take a little pressure off them.

    Great to see the bats get going too. Kazmir is a good pitcher.

    Can't wait to see the Moose :)
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  • Bathgate66Bathgate66 Posts: 15,813
    tomorrows game will likely be rained out.

    which sucks- was looking forward to seeing andy back on the mound in the house that ruth built.

    oh well.

    crazy april weather,...
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  • might as well rain it out now, of course they have been wrong before...
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  • no game today - rained out already.
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    MSG 2022
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    "I play good, hard-nosed basketball.
    Things happen in the game. Nothing you
    can do. I don't go and say,
    "I'm gonna beat this guy up."
  • libragirllibragirl Posts: 4,632
    well yeah I figured that^
    These cuts are leaving creases. Trace the scars to fit the pieces, to tell the story, you don't need to say a word.
  • at least they postponed early instead of waiting and trying to play..
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    Things happen in the game. Nothing you
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    "I'm gonna beat this guy up."
  • Bathgate66Bathgate66 Posts: 15,813
    what to do this afternoon

    not only is it rainy, but its friggin cold rain.

    now they are saying snow on easter sunday.

    :rolleyes:
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  • you can always watch mike and the mad dog on yes, boy was that riveting radio yesterday. i always get a kick out of them listening to the sterling calls but they didn't even get to baseball until the third hour..
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  • Bathgate66Bathgate66 Posts: 15,813
    Damon was unavailable for today, ( had they played ) Cabrerra would have been in centerfield.

    Only the 2nd game, and Damon is already injured ? :confused:

    that cannot be good.:eek:

    I love Melky and all, but still.

    maybe they should reconsider and give Bernie a call already, wtf ?
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  • intodeepintodeep Posts: 7,228
    Bathgate66 wrote:
    Damon was unavailable for today, ( had they played ) Cabrerra would have been in centerfield.

    Only the 2nd game, and Damon is already injured ? :confused:

    that cannot be good.:eek:

    I love Melky and all, but still.

    maybe they should reconsider and give Bernie a call already, wtf ?

    I'm not a bernie basher. i like the guy a lot, but he can not play center anymore. too much of a liability. If the yankees had a good DH spot available id be all for bringing bernie back to spell the OF's from time to tiem and play a lot of DH. With Giambi entrenched there that won't happen. Sad because i like bernie.

    Looks like damon might be headed to the DL they were saying he came to the clubhouse limping pretty bad.
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  • Bathgate66Bathgate66 Posts: 15,813
    intodeep wrote:
    I'm not a bernie basher. i like the guy a lot, but he can not play center anymore. too much of a liability. If the yankees had a good DH spot available id be all for bringing bernie back to spell the OF's from time to tiem and play a lot of DH. With Giambi entrenched there that won't happen. Sad because i like bernie.

    Looks like damon might be headed to the DL they were saying he came to the clubhouse limping pretty bad.


    i agree- but they can shift him into right field , then shift the others , and so on , and so on .

    Not every night, but like you said, give the regular guys a rest here and there.

    Its a long season, but Damon already hurt doesnt make me feel any better.
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  • AllieAllie Posts: 2,908
    Bathgate66 wrote:
    i agree- but they can shift him into right field , then shift the others , and so on , and so on .

    Not every night, but like you said, give the regular guys a rest here and there.

    Its a long season, but Damon already hurt doesnt make me feel any better.
    That's true, but our lineup is deep, they can survive w/o him. Sounds like he pulled his hamstrings or something?

    What disturbs me is the pitching staff...

    Pavano... eh, he was mediocre, Andy was injured last year, and he's what, 38, Moose is getting up there too, and who are the 4th and 5th starters? I don't even know...Wang is on the DL... that's not good. I've been kvetching for years about getting younger/more reliable pitching...:-/
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  • NCBRINCBRI Posts: 1,902
    Allie02 wrote:
    That's true, but our lineup is deep, they can survive w/o him. Sounds like he pulled his hamstrings or something?

    What disturbs me is the pitching staff...

    Pavano... eh, he was mediocre, Andy was injured last year, and he's what, 38, Moose is getting up there too, and who are the 4th and 5th starters? I don't even know...Wang is on the DL... that's not good. I've been kvetching for years about getting younger/more reliable pitching...:-/


    They are working on getting younger. Hughes will be here in the next year or so and they made a couple of deals durring the offseason to get younger arms like Sanchez and Ohlendorf. Pettitte is only 34 (will be 35 in a couple of months). Mussina is 39, Wang just turned 27 a couple of days ago, and Pavano is 31. Not dreadfully old, but yeah, no young stud arms in the rotation right now. Hopefully they can give the Yanks 7 good innings and then turn it over to what should be a pretty good bullpen.
    With Wang out, the fourth starter is Kei Igawa and fifth will probably be Darrell Rasner but they wont need a fifth starter for a while. And then there is the looming question of where Clemens will sign.
    Brian
  • i hate rain outs. :(

    but this one works out well for me because i have tickets for tomorrow's game... and now i get to see andy pettitte's triumphant return. :D
  • Bathgate66 wrote:
    Damon was unavailable for today, ( had they played ) Cabrerra would have been in centerfield.

    Only the 2nd game, and Damon is already injured ? :confused:

    that cannot be good.:eek:

    I love Melky and all, but still.

    maybe they should reconsider and give Bernie a call already, wtf ?

    his "cramp" somehow turned into a "strain" during the off day. this is the same thing that happened to wang during spring training and to cano last year. not a good sign...

    http://newyork.yankees.mlb.com/news/article.jsp?ymd=20070404&content_id=1878986&vkey=news_nyy&fext=.jsp&c_id=nyy

    cashman has already said that he won't be calling bernie williams if damon goes on the DL. bernie wasn't in camp and therefore they have no way of evaluating where he's at. as much as that sucks, cashman's totally right. he should have reported to camp if he wanted to play. they'd probably call up kevin thompson or kevin reese, possibly bronson sardinha.
  • NCBRI wrote:
    They are working on getting younger. Hughes will be here in the next year or so and they made a couple of deals durring the offseason to get younger arms like Sanchez and Ohlendorf. Pettitte is only 34 (will be 35 in a couple of months). Mussina is 39, Wang just turned 27 a couple of days ago, and Pavano is 31. Not dreadfully old, but yeah, no young stud arms in the rotation right now. Hopefully they can give the Yanks 7 good innings and then turn it over to what should be a pretty good bullpen.
    With Wang out, the fourth starter is Kei Igawa and fifth will probably be Darrell Rasner but they wont need a fifth starter for a while. And then there is the looming question of where Clemens will sign.

    they should have jeff karstens coming off the DL at some point, too. they can slot him into the rotation right away.

    igawa and rasner are starting against baltimore on saturday and sunday (i think). should be interesting.

    keep an eye out for tyler clippard. he was impressive in spring training.

    then at the lower levels, they have guys like dellin betances, joba chamberlain, and ian kennedy... all from the '06 draft. cashman has done a great job of stockpiling the organization with top pitching prospects. the future looks good in this area. betances may have hughes-like potential.
  • brain of cbrain of c Posts: 5,213
    i strongly dislike john, the radio guy.

    i feel sorry for the ballplayers.

    cory lidle's son knocked it outahere opening day.

    who will buy the team when george dies? the 1960's will return then.
  • brain of c wrote:
    i strongly dislike john, the radio guy.

    you're not alone.
  • AllieAllie Posts: 2,908
    i hate rain outs. :(

    but this one works out well for me because i have tickets for tomorrow's game... and now i get to see andy pettitte's triumphant return. :D


    SWEET!! ENJOY! And bring a heavy jacket, it's chilly out there!

    Thanks for the info on the other pitchers/prospects, guys, I appreciate it

    Sounds good...
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