Returning home is supposed to be a good thing, right? At least I thought so, especially when your home is called Yankee Stadium. Well, someone might want to send that memo to Yankees skipper Joe Girardi so he can inform his players. Preferably before Thursday night, as the Boston Red Sox will be looking to [...]
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New York Yankees: Let The Media Manslaughter Begin
The New York Yankees lost again last night, this time it was to their bitter rival Boston Red Sox with a score of 5-4. In addition the Yankees are no longer in first place in the AL East, a place they have sat the entire season up until now but the Rays are now two [...]
2011 New York Yankees Depth Chart
Since I get asked all the time about which New York Yankees plays where, like who is the new catcher and who is setting up for MO…. no time like the present to make a 2011 Team Depth Chart. You can click on the picture twice make it bigger; or print directly by pushing printer [...]
New York Yankees: Now Go Get Your Money’s Werth
Free agency. It is what consumes GMs, owners, players and fans during baseball’s offseason. This free agent market looks to rival that of 2008-09, when the New York Yankees went on a shopping spree scooping up CC Sabathia, Mark Teixeira, AJ Burnett and Nick Swisher. Names like Cliff Lee, Carl Crawford, Carlos Pena, Jim Thorne, [...]
Dustin Mosely Leads New York Yankees to Red Sox “Dustin”
On Sunday night the third game in a four game set between the New York Yankees and the arch-rival Boston Red Sox took place. Everyone was expecting to see Yankees’ starting pitcher AJ Burnett on the mound. So fans were puzzled when the screen in center field announced that Dustin Moseley would be facing the [...]
Yankees-Red Sox: Losing On Errors, Not Injuries, as Boston Wins, 6-3
The Boston Red Sox disabled list is long, but even impaired, this is a darn good ball club. Winning the first game against the Yankees proves the Red Sox are still in the mix in the AL East. Boston’s starting rotation is now all active and healthy, and they are ridiculously good. Red Sox ace [...]
Reviewing Top Three American League East Teams
The AL East is proving itself worthy of it’s reputation as the toughest division in baseball.It is difficult to imagine the post-season will be without either the Yankees, Red Sox or Rays, who have each have won the ALCS the last three seasons. (2007-BRS; 2008-TBR; 2009-NYY)Let’s take a look at this three-headed-beast: Boston Red SoxThe Boston Red [...]
