As an old Japanese proverbsays: “It is better to be the head of chicken than the rear end of an ox” And so far in the month of June the Yankees have played pretty awesome, even with the Captain’s head was imposed on a chicken. Here are some quick Yankee facts for June: - A [...]
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Subway Series: Mets vs. Yankee Chickens
The 2012 Subway Series part two starts tonight, as it is a battle for bragging rights in the Big Apple. The Yankees, who Mets pitcher Frank Francisco called “THOSE CHICKENS” to the NY Post earlier today, swept the Amazins’ two weeks ago in the Bronx. Francisco said the Yankees “complain too much,” well the Yankees certainly weren’t [...]
2012 MLB Power Rankings – Week 11
Inter-league play is about to wrap-up this weekend, which is good for most of the NL teams who got exposed by their AL counterparts. The AL is winning the majority of the match-ups thus far with a 119-91 record but it has not been the easy street of years past. The Yankees finally lost this [...]
Yankee Stadium was hot but Hughes was not
Starting pitcher Phil Hughes was up to his old tricks yesterday afternoon in the Yankees’ 10-5 rubber-game loss against to the Atlanta Braves. Hughes gave up four homers, six earned runs, with five strikeouts and was out of the game after just 4.1 innings pitched. In his last outing vs. the Nationals, both Hughes and the Yankee [...]
Yankees continue to beat themselves
Heading into last night’s game the Yankees were the hottest team in baseball until the Bombers bombed, losing 4-3 to the Atlanta Braves last night; and here we go again. The moaning about the nine runners the Yankees left on base has already been resonating all over twitter. Luckily most fans don’t seem to know [...]
New York Yankees: Houdini returns
The New York Yankees are having a mini-Thanksgiving As not only are the Bombers feasting on NL teams but also they are thankful for the return of bullpen ace David Robertson, aka. Houdini. Robertson has been sidelined with strained left oblique since May 11, and the Yankees will welcome him back with open arms for [...]
New York Yankees are cruising
The New York Yankeesare cruising right along. Since sweeping the Mets, the Bombers won their fourth in-game in row tonight 3-0, in their first of three games vs. the Braves down in Hot-lanta. To give you a better idea of just how well the Yankees have played here are some quick stats: (stats are courtesy [...]
