I'm gonna place the O/U on the number of Yanx strike out vs Skenes at 11...he struck out Soto and Judge in the 1st inning, so he's got a good start. Again, thanks a lot Boone, you jackass...you shoulda used today's line up last night.
N/M, The Pirates decided that because of the damp weather in NY, that he would only pitch 2 innings. (he had 3 Ks after 2 innings)
And Soto single makes it 6-3 and then has another baserunning brain cramp and somehow with the play in front of him takes off for 2nd and easily put out for the third out with judge coming up to possibly tie the game. Soto is good offensive player but sucks in the field and baserunning
Cut the lead to 6-4 and the braindead Boone brings in will warren who has sucked ass every game he comes into. And not to disappoint Warren quickly gives up 3 runs to put the game out of reach at 9-4. Keep blowing those bubbles Boone you moron. The yanks win despite you not because of you
5 k’s for judge today. Nice job boonie you asshole stopping his momentum of 5 straight games with homers with an off day with 5 more coming up after tmo! The worst manager with an even worse feel for the game in baseball
So pissed at our idiot manager with the usual stupid look on his face blowing bubbles. We’ll probably have the best record in the Al but the way we clutch hit, play defense and run bases I’d be amazed if this team gets to the World Series and wins it
Yet another reason Boone played the wrong line up last night and today... but Yanx somehow back their way into HFA for the PS with Cleveland loss...in spite of Boone's idiocy.
Yankees' Anthony Rizzo fractures fingers after being hit by pitch, not yet ruled out for playoffs Manager Aaron Boone said Rizzo's ALDS availability would be a "pain tolerance thing." https://sports.yahoo.com/yankees-an...not-yet-ruled-out-for-playoffs-211509419.html New York Yankees first baseman Anthony Rizzo fractured two fingers after being hit on the right hand during Saturday's 9-4 loss to the Pittsburgh Pirates. Rizzo was hit while leading off the bottom of the seventh inning. After being tended to by Yankees head athletic trainer Tim Lentych, Rizzo remained in the game and took first base. When the game moved to the top of the eighth, he was replaced in the field. Yankees manager Aaron Boone confirmed after the game that Rizzo fractured two fingers but was not ready to rule him out for the playoffs. “We’ll see what we have as the week moves forward,” Boone said via MLB.com's Bryan Hoch. “It doesn’t totally rule him out. It’s something that is a pain tolerance thing, so we’ll see as the days unfold here what we have.”
