@TalkinYanks Watching him strike out on 3 pitches against a lefty really makes you wish the Yankees had someone else they could sub in at his position who was better at baseball in virtually every way. Oh wait…
@JLas43_ Watching him strike out on 3 pitches against a lefty really makes you wish the Yankees had someone else they could sub in at his position who was better at baseball in virtually every way. Oh wait…
@dinodavis13@KutterIsKing He hit a walk-off HR in the WS in the first MLB at-bat to ever take place in November. The Jeffrey Maier HR in ‘96, HR on the first pitch of Game 4 of the ‘00 WS, game tying HR in ‘00 WS clinching game, etc. Dude had 200 hits and 20 HR in the postseason, plenty of them memorable.
@Joba_44 He will get over 600 IF he stays healthy. That would mean averaging 40 for the rest of his contract, through age 39 season. Gotta think he’ll hit 40+ a few more years, giving him some cushion on the rest. And I can see him playing longer anyway. He’s peaking in his 30s.
@Forestwycch@TalkinYanks I don’t trust them either, but if the injury was more than they are saying, I don’t think he’d be throwing to bases in warmups like he is. They don’t think he’s ready for live situations yet but he wouldn’t be progressing in his throwing plan if it was still affecting him much.
Oh, and I already tried chatting with Pepper. I reported the chip portion size because I noticed it right away and got a credit for free chips. Ok, cool. Once I noticed the other issues, Pepper said this order was already resolved so I can’t report anything else. Oh.
@TalkinYanks Since they scored 5 runs in the 2nd inning last Wednesday in KC, they’ve scored 6 runs in 64 innings. That’s a rate of 0.84 runs per 9 innings. For a full week.