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Disclaimer: If you think this is the official website of the New York Yankees, you're an idiot. Go away. Thursday, October 27, 2005
All Cash, all the time by SG
With Brian Cashman's return, it looks like things are changing, at least if you believe the article linked above. I picked out a few of the quotes from Brian Cashman that I found the most encouraging.
Wednesday, October 26, 2005
Boston.com - Cashman decides to return to Yankees by SG
Brian Cashman has decided to remain with the New York Yankees as general manager.
Monday, October 24, 2005
Star Ledger: Yanks make a pitch to Guidry by SG
NEW YORK -- Ron Guidry's attorney yesterday confirmed the Yankees have approached him about becoming pitching coach.
Wednesday, October 19, 2005
Newsday: Mazzone nixes Yanks by SG
Leo Mazzone decided earlier this morning to end discussions with the Yankees, according to a person familiar with the renowned Braves’ pitching coach’s thinking.
Tuesday, October 18, 2005
The Roid Fairy™ by Larry Mahnken
Just so I could post that nickname.
Monday, October 17, 2005
Mel's replacement? by SG
From the linked article above in the Washington Post:
Thursday, October 13, 2005
Unfair bashing by SG
The Yankees loss to Anaheim was frustrating, and disappointing. Naturally, rather than accept the fact that the Yankee were perhaps outplayed by a better team, people instead chose to blame a scapegoat.
Wednesday, October 12, 2005
Yankees' Mel Stottlemyre Leaving the Team by SG
(New York -WABC, October 12, 2005) - New York Yankees pitching coach Mel Stottlemyre said Wednesday he will definitely not be returning to the Bronx Bombers, but isn't sure if he is retiring from baseball.
Obviously good for baseball by Larry Mahnken
Overnight Neilsen ratings:
Tuesday, October 11, 2005
Rebuilding the Imperfect Machine by Larry Mahnken
So, they lost. I'm angry, because of how they lost -- had Crosby not run into Sheffield, I figure they probably would have won that game, had Torre pulled Mussina a little faster, acting like it was actually an elimination game and Anaheim actually had a bullpen that was capable of holding a 2-run lead, they might have won that game. But, I'll get over it. As I said earlier, I'm satisfied with what I got out of this season -- they had their first real pennant race since 1995, and that was enjoyable enough for me.
Monday, October 10, 2005
It's Over by SG
And it sucks. I don't feel like writing much about it right now, but vent away.
Sunday, October 09, 2005
Back to Anaheim by SG
It wasn't pretty, and it was freaking nerve-wracking, and for five innings it was downright aggravating. However, the Yankees held the Angels to two runs, and scratched out three, and forced a Game 5 tomorrow night in some place in California.
Saturday, October 08, 2005
Research Help by Larry Mahnken
I'm looking for people to help me with some research, it's a volunteer effort, but I want people who'll finish the work they volunteer to do.
Backs to the wall by SG
You had to figure that if the Yankees were to somehow win the World Series this season, it wouldn't be easy. With a lousy effort last night, the Yankees find themselves in the precarious position of having to win two straight games against a team that's had their number for most of the Joe Torre era.
Thursday, October 06, 2005
by SG
Chien-Ming Wang pitched well tonight, but his defense failed him.
Wednesday, October 05, 2005
Warm Little Center by Larry Mahnken
For the first time... well, probably ever, I don't care if the Yankees get beat. Oh, I'll be ecstatic if they win, but if they lose, I can deal with that. No furniture will be broken (which is good, since my parents probably wouldn't appreciate that), there will be no tears, no anguish. I am the warm little center that the life of this world crowds around.
Tuesday, October 04, 2005
Moose by SG
When Joe Torre announced that Mike Mussina would not be making the start on Sunday so he could start Game 1 of the playoffs, a lot of people questioned it, and rightfully so. Mussina had been inconsistent and then injured, and had 2 starts after coming back from the DL, one good and one lousy.
Predictions by Larry Mahnken
Post your postseason predictions here.
Monday, October 03, 2005
Hey, This Again! by Larry Mahnken
Well, the Yanks won the division, but lost Home Field Advantage in the first round, so it's off to Los Angeles for the first two games of the ALDS, then off to Anaheim because the Angels don't play in Los Angeles.
Assembling a Postseason Roster by Sean McNally
The Yanks are undoubtedly en route to somewhere in Southern California to play the Angels on Tuesday, giving Joe Torre and the rest of the Yankee braintrust time to assemble a 25-man roster for the first round of the American League Championship Tournament™.
Sunday, October 02, 2005
A moment to reflect by SG
Having had a little time to digest the Yankees' division clinching win over Boston yesterday, it still seems unreal to me. Even with the Yankees losing today and ending up with the same overall record as Boston, they won the AL East by beating Boston in the head-to-head series, so I don't want to hear any crying from Red Sox fans. If that's what the rule book states, then so be it.
Bad Math by Larry Mahnken
According to BPro's postseason odds -- current as of today -- the Yankees have a 73.9% chance of winning the AL East.
So here's a move that can backfire easily... by Larry Mahnken
With the division clinched, Torre is sitting Mussina and starting Jaret Wright. Well, if the Yankees lose and the Angels win, the Yankees have to go to Anaheim (where they're 1-3) to start the ALDS. Also, Mussina got bombed in his last start -- it'd be nice to see if he can pitch well against a good, and motivated team in a game the Yankees can lose without risking missing the playoffs. Ya know?
UN-FUCKING-BELIEVABLE by Larry Mahnken
In early May, when the Yankees were tied for last place, there seemed no chance they'd ever do this. A 16-2 stretch made it seem possible again, but they right away lost 6 straight, and 11 of 13 to put them right back in the hole. 6 straight interleague wins at home in early June were undone by a 1-5 stretch against the D-Rays and Mets. On the road, they split with Baltimore and had to win two straight to beat Detroit.
Saturday, October 01, 2005
YANKEES WIN THE AL EAST!! by SG
I think the guys at nomaas.org did a good job of summing up my feelings right now. I'll be back to write more later.
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