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also, honestly.. 50 degree's isnt that cold. 38 would be a different story. cold weather is tougher on hitters than pitchers... try catching one at the end of the bat.. your hands will be hurting for hours! |
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he's never pitched well in the cold , we shall see tonight |
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He may well get pounded on tonight but I doubt its the cold that beats him. Its really not even that cold out. |
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we got jogged on in the end of the season often.. we were very up and down this year (but that is just how baseball goes) no jogging, galloping, or even trotting since the real games started.. it could always happen though, its a funny game! |
this just came up on the fan .....was lee using pine tar , look at how many times he touched his hat last night , francessca wouldn't get into it with the caller
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so sorry gales, but the cheaters only play on the blue team. |
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How does Francessa get his hair to stay in that position by the way? Must be pine tar. |
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That being said, it's probably nothing more than a conspiricy theory by Yankee fans that just can't face the fact that they had their lunches served to them last night by Cliff Lee. |
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ya know, it would make sense, in the biggest game of Cliff Lee's life, he would cheat and put pine tar on his hat while every HD camera in the country is focused on him. makes tons of sense.. must be true. |
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Francessa hung up on the guy , it was brought up by a fan |
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over 9 s/b a lock then tonight |
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You and your "locks" Why dont ya just "lock" yourself in your basement? |
From 7 to 9 we are looking at temperatures from 52 to 54 degrees. Anyone trying to use the cold as an argument is really trying hard to justify making a bad wager.
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Broxton bears a striking resemblance to Erik Gagne, no? |
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It almost got funny. We got a title that year too. |
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"won't bother me a bit, i would like to win tonight if hamels is so good why is he not pitching tonight? pedro in the cold weather in october , not worried a bit tim , even if we lose tonight we can still win" |
Yankee Stadium is bedlam tonight
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If Pedro works any slower, I won't make it to the 6th inning.
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Love him or hate him that was a gutsy effort by Pedro.
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Tough call that goes against the Yanks. The thing that bothers me is that how can the ump be so adamant about the call if he was behind Howard? How the hell is he supposed know if he caught it or not with a veiw from behind the play? Took them right out of a possible big inning.
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Wow I was wrong about the run total for tonight. Another great pitchers duel. A.J. did what they paid him to do. He has electric stuff when he's on and he had it going tonight. I actually thought that Girardi should have sent him out there for the 8th.
Can't take anything away from Pedro. He was pretty damn good too (the tempature must have been above 55 for him to pitch like that. :rolleyes: ) He pitched well enough and put his team in position to win. The other guys were just a bit better tonight. I really thought a big play in the game that got overlooked was Werth getting picked off first by Molina. It seemed to charge up the crowd and get them back in the game. Then in the bottom of the inning Texieria finally showed up and there seemed to be a collective breath from the Yankee nation. It's a best 5 series now. Still looks like it's going to go down to the wire. It's going to be interesting for the Yanks to see if and when A-Rod shows up again and if Texieria and Matsui can move foward off their big hits tonight. Also will Joe Girardi ever bring anyone else in from the bullpen not named Rivera? Once again the Phillies would not go away. They are a good scrappy team that got the short end of a call in the bottom in the 8th and then sent the tying run up in the 9th against Mo. Looking foward toward Saturday |
This entire series comes down to Cole Hamels in Game 3. We know Pettite is going to give up 2-4 runs over 6-8 innings, he's an established posteason quality start. What we don't know is which Cole Hamels shows up. He could easily throw a shutout in G3 or give up 8 runs and be gone by the 3rd. He's the enigma that ultimately decides the series.
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The Yankees have a huge decision when it comes to Gaudin. I personally would pitch him up 2-1. Anything beyond that, I wouldn't use him. Down 2-1, you have to pitch CC and AJ. Game 3 is going to be huge for how the Yankees use their rotation.
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That was a bad call, but it was made even with Utley called out on that double play in the 8th. It was real hard to tell with utley, was only able to tell when they slowed it down, so both calls were though calls, and the umps got them wrong both times, but at least it wasnt so blantent. AJ Burnett was great.. was excited a little when we got to him a small bit early.. but then he turned on another gear and pitched well. Rivira was good too, but was also hopefull seeing us get some hits off him. Pedro was very good (just a small handful of mistakes that the Yanks capitolized on). was pissing me off when the damn commentaters were like 'he's going to strike out the side.. the heart of the yankees lineup.. I knew Matsui was going to do something when the damn fox guys started talking like that. A little bummed that our pitchers only gave up 3 runs and we couldnt capitolize on that, didnt hit great with runners in scoring position. On to Philly.. Phillies did what they wanted to and got homefield back, they have been terrific (11-1) in post series games at the Bank.. but this is going to be a great great series. I'm hoping Cole gets his head on right, dont want to pitch out of the bullpen for 5 innings thats for sure. I'm thinking this series goes 7 games. |
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