Through 140 games...
2024 Yankees: 78-62
2025 Yankees (no Soto, no Cole): 80-60
2026 Yankees (mostly no Judge): 80-60
And some of you think Brian Cashman and Aaron Boone are bad at this???
America is so funny dawg.
They sentenced Keefe dumb ass yesterday in under 3 hours with nothing other than admission on a 30 year old murder.
She strangled 3 of her kids admitted it and jury been deliberating 4 days 😂😂😂😂
Remember when Alex Cora’s Red Sox broke the single game stolen base record (9 stolen bags) off Jose Trevino’s arm in Marcus Stroman bump day at Fenway just 2 years ago in a 9-3 win
And remember how not one of us thought to criticize the Red Sox for doing so and we were more mad with Trevino/Yankees for that pathetic showing.
Stealing a bag there isn’t bush league at all. It was the most important game of the season to that date for both teams.
Michael Kay with an interesting scoop that changes this entire story:
Jazz didn’t steal to pad his stats. Aaron Boone told him to steal, because it wasn’t a blowout yet. The Yankees were up by 6 runs at the time, and so there was still a chance they’d have to use Bednar in the 9th.
Kay: “Jazz walks to start the 8th inning. As he's running down to first base, Boone shuts Jazz down, says he's not allowed to steal. But then Boone sees that the Red Sox infield is playing behind Jazz. So Boone yells to the Red Sox dugout, ‘No no no, you can't have it both ways. You either hold him on and we won't run, or if you're gonna not hold him on, we are gonna run.’ Red Sox manager] Chad Tracy didn't react. So the Red Sox first baseman still plays behind Jazz. So Boone says, Go steal. And Boone's reasoning is this: I am two batters away in the ninth inning from having to bring in David Bednar. That run is important. If you're gonna hold me on, then fine I won't run. But you can't have it both ways. I would not have Jazz steal if they were holding him on. But I am not going to give up on a free run, which might stop me from bringing in Bednar."
Michael Kay with an interesting scoop that changes this entire story:
Jazz didn’t steal to pad his stats. Aaron Boone told him to steal, because it wasn’t a blowout yet. The Yankees were up by 6 runs at the time, and so there was still a chance they’d have to use Bednar in the 9th.
Kay: “Jazz walks to start the 8th inning. As he's running down to first base, Boone shuts Jazz down, says he's not allowed to steal. But then Boone sees that the Red Sox infield is playing behind Jazz. So Boone yells to the Red Sox dugout, ‘No no no, you can't have it both ways. You either hold him on and we won't run, or if you're gonna not hold him on, we are gonna run.’ Red Sox manager] Chad Tracy didn't react. So the Red Sox first baseman still plays behind Jazz. So Boone says, Go steal. And Boone's reasoning is this: I am two batters away in the ninth inning from having to bring in David Bednar. That run is important. If you're gonna hold me on, then fine I won't run. But you can't have it both ways. I would not have Jazz steal if they were holding him on. But I am not going to give up on a free run, which might stop me from bringing in Bednar."
Since I have been receiving nonstop calls and threats, I felt like it was important to hop back on here and say: My comments during yesterday's broadcast crossed a line. I’m emotional and a fan at heart and that bled into the broadcast.
An investigation found a Florida "Deputy of the Year":
—Used Flock cameras to stalk his ex girlfriend
—Held a police-issued gun in his ex girlfriend's mouth
—Posed for pictures dressed as Hitler
—Frequently used racial slurs in texts
BREAKING: The Hillsborough County Commission has voted in favor of the $2.3 billion stadium deal, which follows Tampa City Council's approval yesterday. After nearly two decades, the Tampa Bay Rays stadium saga is all but over. The #Rays have secured their forever home in Tampa.
"I still think he's very good. There's been a handful of plays that he hasn't made - and I'm talking four, five, six maybe - that for different reasons, last night's, that really ding that. I think if you watch him play every day, I think he's really good out there."
- Aaron Boone on Trent Grisham's defense
Is it time to have a conversation about George Lombard's defense?
I don't think it's a process / skills thing, looks like more of a mental / rushing thing.