Tonight’s result was solely a product of the effectiveness (or lack thereof) of the starting pitchers. As soon as AJ Burnett was removed from the game, the slumping Phillies resumed having unproductive at bats, while the Yankees lineup came alive once Jamie Moyer exited the mound. Unfortunately for the Yankees, Moyer dazzled the Yankees for […]
Archive for June 16th, 2010
How Slow Can You Go? Yanks Shutdown By Soft Tossing Moyer
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Out Of Left Field: Yankees Outfield Among Best In Baseball
Posted in Baseball, MLB, Roster Analysis, Yankees on June 16, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
With names like Teixeira, Jeter, Arod and Cano, it’s easy to see that the Yankees’ offense revolves around its infielders. For much of the early season, it hasn’t been uncommon to see all three outfielders positioned at the end of the lineup. However, as Joel Sherman outlines in his recent column, the Yankees outfield has not […]
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