The 2009 New York Yankees Thread

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  • This is a different Yank team and attitude than I have ever seen.
    Loved seeing Tex hold the bat in the air all the way down to first base.

    Wow,..best record in baseball. & Ya know...dont really think they even played their best ball this weekend.
    Lets keep it rolling. 10 in a row and Girardi will get the "Swish Hawk!!"
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  • rival.
    rival. Chicago Posts: 7,775
    i was out in the bleachers last night and the place was ELECTRIC. aside from coke's blenish last night, our pitching has been unreal.
  • g under p
    g under p Surfing The far side of THE Sombrero Galaxy Posts: 18,281
    My daughter comes in heckling me about the Yankees sweep of the Sox, I had to tell her go to your room things are bad enough as it is. She leaves smiling but I'm smiling tonight from a well earned and much needed win.

    PS. For her birthday She wanted a ARod jersey of I said NO but I did say maybe to a Jeter one though.

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  • brother123
    brother123 Posts: 792
    g under p wrote:
    My daughter comes in heckling me about the Yankees sweep of the Sox, I had to tell her go to your room things are bad enough as it is. She leaves smiling but I'm smiling tonight from a well earned and much needed win.

    PS. For her birthday She wanted a ARod jersey of I said NO but I did say maybe to a Jeter one though.

    PS

    That has to suck that your daughter is a Yanks fan.

    I'll admit it, we lost, we lost bad. Like you though, I was smirking at the loss for them today and a win for us.
  • intodeep
    intodeep Posts: 7,249
    i think the 5th starter only has to go 9 more times this year?

    Mitre has about run his course perhaps that guy from the padres gaudin? could get a shot. He can't do much worse.
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  • I expected a loss yesterday, not from some silly hangover or anything, but just because

    1. you don't win em all

    2. Mitre was pitching. the guy stinks.

    It's the next 2 games that will be a good gauge for how the stretch run will shape up. AJ & CC, no halladay, and now, no Rios. They should win those 2
  • tvismyfriend
    tvismyfriend Posts: 2,118
    The Yankees had that game won before Carlson threw his first pitch. I even said so to myself when I saw he was coming out in the eighth.
  • Matsui hit a ball all the way back to japan.
    PJ - 36
    EV - 5
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  • intodeep
    intodeep Posts: 7,249
    CC was big time last night. He seems to be in the zone lets hope he carries it to November!
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  • I wonder the last time the yanks were 30 games over?
    Can you imagine what the team would be like if Arod was really hitting.

    Gotta keep rolling. Could really burry boston this weekend.
    PJ - 36
    EV - 5
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  • xavier mcdaniel
    xavier mcdaniel Somewhere in NYC Posts: 9,539
    I wonder the last time the yanks were 30 games over?
    Can you imagine what the team would be like if Arod was really hitting.

    Gotta keep rolling. Could really burry boston this weekend.


    Three years ago, they finished at 97-65 and were at least 30 over for the final 20 games of the regular season.
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  • NCBRI
    NCBRI Posts: 1,902
    7 game lead over the Sawx going into tonight's games. Gaudin on the hill.
    Brian
  • igotid88
    igotid88 Posts: 29,208
    20 Runs
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  • intodeep
    intodeep Posts: 7,249
    I feel pretty damn good about the division. It was great watching them win last night. They were jumping on Beckett's fastball.

    Could CC be in for a Cy young award this year? Lots of talk about jeter and the MVP award, but besides others in his league Tex on his own team has some very good numbers a case could be made for too!
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  • rival.
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    happy to get the win, but another lackadaisical night in the field.

    a-rod is killing the ball.
  • happy to get the win, but another lackadaisical night in the field.

    a-rod is killing the ball.
    yea it was nice to smack beckett around. they put up some stats against him last night that beckett has never seen in his career. 5 hrs. 5 innings in a row scoring a run....

    btw....love your photo. Diorama! a classic record.
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  • igotid88
    igotid88 Posts: 29,208
    happy to get the win, but another lackadaisical night in the field.

    a-rod is killing the ball.

    He's been working on a new batting stance with Kevin Long. Where his legs are further apart. Like Albert Pujols.
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  • Paige
    Paige Posts: 365
    Anyone see Teixeira on Letterman? Seems like a down-to-earth kinda guy.
  • xavier mcdaniel
    xavier mcdaniel Somewhere in NYC Posts: 9,539
    Not sure I understand the rationale behind Girardi having Swisher sacrifice with first and second and nobody out in a one-run game. I don't think you do that with a high on-base percentage guy. Oh well, it must be good to be second-guessing things like that.
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  • Paige
    Paige Posts: 365
    Not sure I understand the rationale behind Girardi having Swisher sacrifice with first and second and nobody out in a one-run game. I don't think you do that with a high on-base percentage guy. Oh well, it must be good to be second-guessing things like that.

    I don't think that was Girardi's idea. He looked REALLY steamed in the dugout.