Here we are WIN METHOD fans. Despite a season long rash of debilitating injuries to an overwhelming amount of players, our New York YANKEES have won 103 games, won the American League East Championship and have qualified as one of five best teams in the American League.
The YANKEES will host the Minnesota Twins scheduled for Friday, October 4th, at Yankee Stadium in the first game of a best of five series. The team that wins any of the series in the post season playoffs will be the team whose players produce when it matters most in each game. Only the best teams with the best players will win and move on to the next series. All the teams and players who made the playoffs are the best in baseball. All the other players in baseball are done and are going home to watch the playoffs on television. Many of the highest paid players in baseball are going home. They are going home because they are not the best and are only paid because of their high meaningless individual stats.
Speaking of high paid losers going home and not making the playoffs. How wonderful did it turn out for the YANKEES by not signing either of the 300 million dollar losers, Manny Machado and Bryce Harper. If the YANKEES had signed either, the YANKEES would not have made the playoffs and their chances in the future would have been seriously compromised. Even though it can be done it is hard playing around players who contaminate your team.....remember the afraud years.
Lets hope the YANKEES get it all together, body and soul, and produce the most when it counts and go as far into the playoffs as their talents can take them. No matter how the playoffs turn out, it has been a great season, with next season, and future seasons looking very promising and bright as the YANKEE newcomers bloom and grow. So here we are, LETS GO YANKEES.
LETS GO YANKEES.
ReplyDeleteWIN METHOD, words from your lips to the heart and ears of all Yankee players, Love ya,
ReplyDeleteWIN METHOD, hear hear.
ReplyDeleteHarper has always played in the 4A inferior league, and Machado got dropped to that level and still couldn't help his team.
ReplyDeleteI have little doubt the Yankees can win the WS this season, and no doubt they will one or two in the next few seasons.
ReplyDeleteTime for each player to step up and prove they are the best. Excuses are for the losers.
ReplyDeleteIf anyone knows, WIN METHOD kows, baseball and what it takes to win.
ReplyDeleteIf you don't think you can, you won't. If you think you can, and do the best you can, you have the chance for success. Losers say I can't, winners say I can try.
ReplyDeleteY A N K E E S.....
William Mensom... /\ This /\ Words for everyone to live by.
ReplyDeleteAll the American League playoff teams are very very good. Each series will be a battle and one great team will move on and one great team will have their season ended.
ReplyDeleteWe all know what it takes to win, it is up to the players to do what it takes in each series. Total pressure baseball when every pitch, every at bat, and every play have more meaning than at any other time of the year.
ReplyDeleteIf Paxton has residual effect from his glute tightness that would not bode well for the Yankees. That is a big IF.
ReplyDeleteFor those of you out there who like trivia. Here is a very interesting and unusual piece of baseball trivia.
ReplyDelete** In a 1951 baseball game between the Brooklyn Dodgers and Boston Braves, an umpire ejected a player arguing with him. The umpire then went on to eject the entire Dodger bench as they kept arguing with him. One of the bench players was Bill Sharman. Bill Sharman was then and still is now the only MLB player to be ejected from a MLB game without ever having played in a MLB game. Bill Sharman's real game was professional basketball. Sharman had a great career as a Boston Celtic player and more. Sharman went on to be enshrined in the Basketball Hall of Fame in 1976 as a player and in 2004 as a coach. **
sid greenberg, I wonder how many people ever have known that about Bill Sharman. Likely more people up in Boston than anywhere. Love oddities like that. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI wonder if Boone is communicating to his guys that being aggressive at the plate is fine, but swinging wildly at pitches in the dirt, off the plate by six or more inches, and pitches above your shoulders need to be curtailed big time.
ReplyDeleteFunny, being thrown out of a game and have never ever played in a game.
ReplyDeleteThis waiting to play is nerve racking.
ReplyDeleteIf the Yankees play WIN METHOD baseball they will do well.
ReplyDeletesid greenberg,nyc, Great trivia stumper.
ReplyDeleteLets go Yankees.
ReplyDeleteThe three AL division winners won 107, 103, and 101 games. The season is six months long with on average 26 games each month. The difference between 107 wins and 101 is just one winning game a month. The difference between 107 and 103 is less and the difference between 103 and 101 is more less. What I am saying is any team whose players step up and produce the most on the biggest stage and under the brightest lights will be the best of the best. There is hardly a difference between each team.
ReplyDeleteCan we expect to have Paxton start game one if he is fully healthy?
ReplyDeleteYou might see combination starters. There are many possibilities. Opener going 1 or 2 innings. One of the four starters going 3,4, or 5? innings. Four or fives top relievers going and inning each, and even a matchup pitcher for 1 or 2 batters. Every reliever can pitcher in every game with the scheduled off days for travel.
ReplyDeleteThe Nationals defeated the Brewers 4-3 last night scoring 3 runs in the 8th inning for the win. A big, when it mattered most, single with the bases loaded that tied the game and on the same play, a big when it mattered most error by the Brewer right fielder to allow the winning run to score. All the individual stats in the world for all players on each team did not make an iota of difference on the outcome of this game.
ReplyDeleteSteve, no, no, no. Harper won the game for the Nationals last night. He jumped the team for money. So the Nats without him make the playoff and win the wildcard game without him. The team Harper jumped to, the Phillies, who were stupid to pay for Harper, paid the price in his first year with him playing for them. They failed to make the playoffs. Oh yes, it was his teammates fault.
ReplyDeleteWhite Knight, I think your post is very logical and makes much sense.
ReplyDeleteSteve, You have always destroyed the stat frauds with logic and common sense.
Kenny Sheperd, Funny, factual, and the proof is in the outcome pudding.
I laugh whenever I read someone saying the Yankees lowball free agents, and some other team pays these guys top dollar, the team loses, and their franchise goes into the Rangoon receptacle for years. I think it is more accurate and wise to say the Yankees offer what the player may be worth.
ReplyDeleteLou Moscowitz, It's like going to buy a new car you need and paying MSRP. Only a fool does that. No player is worth what too many of them are getting.
ReplyDeleteEncarnacion will be available for Minnesota games. Big experienced bat.
ReplyDeleteIf Encarnacion is on the roster, will Voit also be on it.
ReplyDeleteTug Garner, Voit hasn't been hitting and Encarnacion hasn't been playing, it's Boone's call.
ReplyDeleteI think Ford is also a contender at 1b. A lefty bat also. For me that leaves Voit as odd man out.
ReplyDeleteMy position roster.
ReplyDelete1 Romaine 2 Sandchez 3 Encarnacion 4 Ford 5 LeMahieu 6 Torres 7 Gregorius 8 Urshela 9 Wade 10 Judge 11 Gardner 12 Stanton 13 Maybin + 12 pitchers.
12 pitchers......1 Paxton 2 Louie Louie 3 Tanaka 4 Happ 5 Green 6 Kahnle 7 Ottavino 8 Britton 9 Chapman 10 CC 11 Cortes 12 Cessa
ReplyDeleteGet ready guys. Come out hitting and pitching and don't stop until it's over.
ReplyDeleteNever hang around with people who are negative, say it can't be done, make excuses, believe numbers on paper are better than what actually happened on the field, and believe the losers are better than the winners.
ReplyDeleteFinal. Rays trounce the A's 5-1. A's did not produce in any aspect of the game.
ReplyDeleteOne more day and then it's a best of five playoff round in the ALDS. Lets go Yankees.
ReplyDeleteJust out...............The Yankees will start James Paxton, Masahiro Tanaka and Luis Severino, in that order, in the first three games of their American League Division Series against the Twins.
ReplyDeleteCC Sabathia will not be on the roster, manager Aaron Boone said on Thursday. Boone said the decision had to do with Sabathia's shoulder “not bouncing back.” The veteran left-hander had a cortisone shot last week.
For CC to pitch in this postseason, the Yankees will need to beat the Twins and move on to the ALCS.
ReplyDeleteTough luck for CC. Hope he gets a chance to finish out career in the postseason.
ReplyDeleteThis is still one heck of a great blog. No Barbra Streisand meaningless stats. Good logical thinking and common sense baseball and what it takes to win.
ReplyDeleteIf you have a day off after just 2 games there really isn't a reason to carry more than 10 or 11 pitchers. Every reliever can pitch both games if needed and the extra bench players may come in more handy.
ReplyDeleteLets go Yankees. Yes you can and yes you will.
ReplyDeleteBack in action tonight. Lets go Yankees.
ReplyDeleteThe Yankees batters needs to drive the ball where it is pitched. If they try to pull outside pitches they will have problems.
ReplyDeleteHere is the Yankee ALDS roster.
ReplyDeleteRight-handed pitchers
Luis Cessa
Chad Green
Tommy Kahnle
Jonathan Loaisiga
Adam Ottavino
Luis Severino
Masahiro Tanaka
Left-handed pitchers
Zack Britton
Aroldis Chapman
J.A. Happ
Tyler Lyons
James Paxton
Catchers
Gary Sanchez
Austin Romine
Infielders
Edwin Encarnacion
Didi Gregorius
DJ LeMahieu
Gleyber Torres
Gio Urshela
Luke Voit
Tyler Wade
Outfielders
Brett Gardner
Aaron Judge
Cameron Maybin
Giancarlo Stanton
Lyons lefty reliever likely because of experience.
That gives us a four man bench. Better than three.
ReplyDeleteJames Paxton LHP
ReplyDeleteNYY Lineup
D LeMahieu (R) 1B
A Judge (R) RF
B Gardner (L) CF
E Encarnación (R) DH
G Stanton (R) LF
G Torres (R) 2B
G Sánchez (R) C
D Gregorius (L) SS
G Urshela (R) 3B
Finally, Sanchez dropped.. OK guys, it's all up to you. Best 3 of 5. Produce or go home.
Lets score first and keep on scoring.
ReplyDeleteWin three series in a row is all it takes now. Can our pitchers step up and excel for three weeks. Sure they can and I'll bet dollars to donuts that Boone has sat down with the players and asked them to show the world and the skeptics what they've got. GO YANKEES.
ReplyDeleteDon't forget WIN METHOD fans, Teena will be at tonight's game.
ReplyDeleteFirst time in the second season for Paxton. Get by that first inning unscathed.
ReplyDeleteProduce when it matters guys and you will carry the day. That is all that it takes and it makes no difference who does it. It is just much more fun when you all do it.
ReplyDeleteLets go Yankees, you can and you will.
ReplyDeleteI've been a Yankee fan and watching baseball for over 70 years and I still get goosebumps when they introduce the players for games in the postseason. The best players in baseball.
ReplyDeleteGame time.
ReplyDeleteI hope the stat fans can see the difference in the pressure on the players in the playoffs. Any pitch, any at bat, any play can determine who wins and who loses, who plays on and who goes home. This is why the best players win and win because they produce and perform when it matters most.
ReplyDeleteWe are in the second inning and both pitchers are working hard.
ReplyDeleteYanks down 1-0 after 2.
ReplyDeleteYankees score 3 in 3rd aided by Twinkie error on double play ball hit by Torres. Take 3-2 lead.
ReplyDeleteEncarnacion has come back strong from the DL. Had key hit in 3 run third inning for a 3-2 lead. Twins pitcher is toast throwing 76 pitches in 3 innings.
ReplyDeleteYankees up 3-2 after 4.
ReplyDeletePaxton goes 4 2/3 allowing 3 runs and leaves with the score tied 3-3.
ReplyDeleteTorres with a big when it mattered at bat gets double with bags full scoring 2 for a 5-3 lead. Then meatball looks terrible striking out looking and not getting runner in from third with less than 2 out.
ReplyDeleteYankees take 5-3 lead after five on big hit from Torres.
ReplyDeleteLeMahieu and Gardner HRs put Yankees up 7-4 after 6.
ReplyDeleteYanks up 7-4 after 6.
ReplyDeleteLeMahieu with a giant 2 out double clears the bases for 3 runs and a 10-4 lead in 7th which likely ices the game for Yanks.
ReplyDeleteIt looks like Teena has seen another win. What is she something like 30+ and 2.
ReplyDeleteYanks up 10-4 after 8.
ReplyDeleteFinal. Yankees win 10-4. Bats looked good but for meatball and Didi. A few big his when it mattered and that was the game.
ReplyDeleteTanaka starts in game two. Same results would be great.
ReplyDeleteThe Stadium was rocking last night, even after falling behind 2-0. Loved the outcome and stayed until the last out.
ReplyDeleteSanchez went 0-3 last, striking out all 3 times ans left 5 runners on base, more than any other Yankee. Hope he comes alive.
ReplyDeleteMasahiro Tanaka RHP
ReplyDeleteNYY Lineup
D LeMahieu (R) 1B
A Judge (R) RF
B Gardner (L) CF
E Encarnación (R) DH
G Stanton (R) LF
G Torres (R) 2B
G Sánchez (R) C
D Gregorius (L) SS
G Urshela (R) 3B
Same lineup as last night. Same results? Lets go Yankees.
We didn't score first yesterday, but we did produce when it mattered enough times to win big. So, score first today, and keep scoring, and win big again.
ReplyDeleteLets go Masahiro, come up big and dominate. Go Yankees.
ReplyDeleteYanks score first on RBI single be Encarnacion for 1-0 lead after one inning.
ReplyDeleteYanks up 1-0 after 2.
ReplyDeleteYanks up 8-0 after 3 with Didi delivering when it mattered with a grand slam. Even Sanchez contributed for the first time in the series. He got hit by a pitch.
ReplyDelete7 run 3rd inning gives Yanks 8-0 lead thru 3. Gregorius with a grand slam the big blow.
ReplyDeleteYanks up 8-1 after 4.
ReplyDeleteTanaka goes five, one run, three hits. Strong solid effort on the big stage, again.
ReplyDeleteYanks up 8-1 after 6.
ReplyDeleteUnless there is a total meltdown it looks like it will be 2-0 for Yankees going to Minnesota.
ReplyDeleteWhat a nice win and up 2-0. What a pleasant weekend.
ReplyDeleteFinal. Yankees win 8-2. Take 2 game to none lead in best of five series. Tanaka five very good innings giving up 1 run. Bullpen not taxed. Biggest arms not used. Gregorius grand slam biggest hit of game and iced game early. So far so good.
ReplyDeleteWe have Louie Louie on tap to start game three in Minny.
ReplyDeleteStanton and Sanchez only twp Yankee starters without a hit, but Stanton has come out of each game in 6th inning and does have 4 walks.
ReplyDeleteSanchez's swings are generally wild and he is still swinging at pitches that are not close to being strikes.
ReplyDeleteOff day, happy Sunday. Up 2-0 and need 1 more win to move on to the ALCS.
ReplyDeleteHere is a way for the stat frauds to maybe understand the WIN METHOD better, while also putting how meaningless individual stats can be.
ReplyDeleteOver a 3 games series, player 'A' goes 5 for 15. 3 singles and 2 grand slams. The singles are not involved in any runs being scored and each grand slam 1 in game 1 and 1 in game 2 come in the 8th and 9th inning of games your team is leading 11-3 and 8-1 making the scores 15-3 and 12-1. Nice wins. In the same series, player 'B' goes 1 for 15. 'B' went 0-5 in games 1 and 2. He has gone 0-3 in game 3. Your team is down 3-2 in the 6th inning and 'B' finally gets a hit and it is grand slam putting your team up 6-3. 'B' doesn't get a hit in his final at bat of the game and your team goes on to win 8-3.
Who was more important in the series enabling your team to win all 3 games..player 'A' of 'B'?
coryankee, great job defining the WIN METHOD. You won't get any stat frauds to respond. If a fraud responds, they will just say that A is better if he hits like that over the season and he will help his team more over the long run and player B just got lucky that one time.
ReplyDeleteTo all you stat frauds out there, please read on.....
ReplyDelete.....*1.The whole is greater than the sum of its parts.....*2.Everyone brings something to the table.....*3.Don't criticize what you can't understand.
*Explanation for stat frauds. 1. Winning is more important than individual stats. 2. All players on a team help the team to success of failure. 3. If you are to stupid to comprehend 1 & 2 don' say anything.
For the three game series, player B had a higher upside in helping his team win than player A.
ReplyDeletecoryankee, you posted an excellent scenario, albeit maybe an extreme one, but it make the point very well that individual stats for a player is not important as winning and helping your team to the playoffs and more.
ReplyDeleteAn off day is really pleasant today. I guess being up 2-0 in a best of five series has something to do with it. Far better than being down 0-2 or even 1-1.
ReplyDeleteLouie Louie throws 4 or 5 good innings Monday and with a full 100% bullpen behind him, we could sweep the series in 3 games.
ReplyDeleteSilence from the stat frauds. They have no game, the only thing they have is Barbra Streisand.
ReplyDeleteYanks23245, They can't argue fact and common sense. They rather believe in and rely on make up formulas that give false and fake information. Very sad.
ReplyDeleteI just hope Sanchez gets hot for a couple of weeks. He can make a big difference. Right now he is just a black hole. Very much like afraud in the past.
ReplyDeleteBenny, the problem with Sanchez is his bar is so low. When he is off, he tends to be atrocious. He is also very slow afoot which makes him an albatross on the basepaths and a double play waiting to happen. Plus, many of his home runs are hit in meaningless situations. Not all but many. His defense is still pretty poor although he has improved some.
ReplyDeleteWill Boone go with the same lineup three games in a row? I would.
ReplyDeleteIt looks like the Yankees were wise again staying away from Corbin and a multimillion dollar several year deal. Corbin did surely help his team to the playoffs, but it looks as if he may have lost them the NLDS best 3 of 5 playoffs by losing his team 2 of the first 3 games.
ReplyDeleteGuys, don't take the Twins for granted tonight, they aren't giving up.
ReplyDelete""""""""""KevMac said...
ReplyDeleteLouie Louie throws 4 or 5 good innings Monday and with a full 100% bullpen behind him, we could sweep the series in 3 games.
October 6, 2019 at 4:19 PM"""""""""""
I agree completely. I also think Louie Louie has something to prove after losing almost all of this season.
All we need to do is win three series in a row. Yes we can.
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Boone has hinted he will use same lineup tonight.
ReplyDeleteLuis Severino RHP
ReplyDeleteNYY Lineup
D LeMahieu (R) 1B
A Judge (R) RF
B Gardner (L) CF
E Encarnación (R) DH
G Stanton (R) LF
G Torres (R) 2B
G Sánchez (R) C
D Gregorius (L) SS
G Urshela (R) 3B
Same lineup gets the same results one more time. Lets go Yankees.
Lets get Stanton and Sanchez their first hits of the series, and make it big ones when it matters.
ReplyDeletePlay ball guys, WIN METHOD baseball. Offense and defense when it counts the most. Then come home and prepare.
ReplyDeleteSecond inning. Louie Louie loads bases with no outs, then poput, k, k, and pitches out of big jam. 1-0 Yankees after 2.
ReplyDeleteYanks up 1-0 after 2.
ReplyDeleteGardner two out RBI single in 3rd gives Yanks 2-0 lead thru 3. Louie Louie working very very hard these 3 innings but has kept the Twins from scoring. Maybe one more inning.
ReplyDeleteStanton gets his first hit of the series to lead off fourth. Only Sanchez left without a hit.
ReplyDeleteAfter Stanton hit, Torres hits into DP, then Sanchez gets his first hit for naught.
ReplyDeleteLouie Louie pitches his best inning in 4th. His only 1,2,3 inning.
ReplyDeleteOne heck of a nerve racking game as Twins have threatened in every inning but one and still have not scored. 2-0 Yankees after six.
ReplyDeleteDidi RBI single in 7th makes it 3-0 Yanks after 7. Twinkies have left nine men on base so far.
ReplyDeleteStill two more inning to go. Postseason baseball, big games from start to finish unless there is a blow out game.
ReplyDeleteBritton taken out in 8th with one out and giving up a solo HR. Looks like some type of injury. Chapman coming in for a five out save?
ReplyDeleteMaybin homers in 9th to get run right back. 4-1.
ReplyDeleteGregorius rbi single makes it 5-1.
ReplyDeleteFinal. Yankees win 5-1. One of the finest all around defensive games by the Yankees all season. Done on the biggest stage and under the brightest lights. Win ALDS and the first of four teams who will play in the best of seven Championship Series games.
ReplyDeleteHow sweet it is.
YES WE CAN AND YES WE WILL
ReplyDeleteCongratulations to our Yankees for their achievements this season despite countless injuries to almost every player from the start of the season and still ongoing. You all should be proud how far you have come. I know you want more. Just do the best you can and no matter what, you are a great team with a bright future. Lets go Yankees.
ReplyDeleteTeena/Bronx, Hear hear, very nice.
ReplyDeleteIn the three games against the 101 win Minnesota Twins, the Yankees put WIN METHOD baseball altogether. Producing WHEN it mattered most offensively with big hits scoring runs. Pitching, with big pitches WHEN it mattered most preventing big scoring chances by the Twins. And defensively WHEN it mattered most, making plays that prevented big scoring chances by the Twins. No individual stats were important, but it was every player doing their best on the biggest stage at the biggest times that won the Yankees the series.
ReplyDeleteCory, that is what baseball is all about, not how much or how many for individuals, but wins for teams built on the results players produce when it counts.
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your days off guys. Well deserved. Get ready for the next foe. One game at a time.
ReplyDeleteWin or lose going forward, this season has been magnificent.
ReplyDeleteLets go Yankees. Wins and winning is the result of everyone on the team playing as a unit and not for themselves and producing when it matters most.
ReplyDeleteNext Yankee game Saturday. Who, where and when?
ReplyDeleteAll three of the other division series are going to a fifth and deciding game. Washington/LA and St.Louis/Atlanta today. Tampa/Houston tomorrow. Yankees will play winner of Tampa/Houson game.
ReplyDeleteWhat will be will be, the best team and players will win.
ReplyDeleteJohn Harnett, Not in the stat fraud world. The best team is the team that they say is best, determined on paper, and backed up with fake stats. If their 'best team' does not win on the field, it was only a fluke and the other team got lucky at 'the right time'.
ReplyDeleteStat frauds don't know baseball. They play fantasy games. Follow creators of fake stats created with bias by the creator and made up with subjective values and formulas.
ReplyDeleteBritton injury was a minor ankle sprain and he will be all set to go for ALCS.
ReplyDeleteCardinals advance in NL.
ReplyDeleteWashington defeats LA 7-3 in 10. How brilliant was Nat management not signing Harper and making their team better. One of the final four teams in baseball without Harper who helped lead his team home for October baseball. What's your excuse stat frauds?????????
ReplyDeleteOne more division series game left. Houston at Tampa tonight and the Yankees get to play the winner in a best of seven series for the American League Championship.
ReplyDeleteThe frauds are blaming Dodger manager Roberts for putting in the Dodger 'ace' Kershaw in to pitch the eighth inning with a 2 run lead. Kershaw promptly gave up 2 home runs that cost his team the game. Also, the frauds would still blame Roberts if he brought in any other pitcher and they did the same as Kershaw did. They would blame Roberts for not bringing in Kershaw to save the game instead of whoever he would have brought in.
ReplyDeleteThe Yankees will open the ALCS on the road against the Houston Astros. Whichever team wins this series will also win the World Series against the AAAA National League representative.
ReplyDeleteThey play fantasy games. Follow creators of fake stats created with bias by the creator and made up with subjective values and formulas.
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Houston Astros and New York Yankees. The two best teams with the best players in MLB. One wins and the other loses. The best versus the best, the way it should be. Don't miss any of the games, it should be fun win or lose.
ReplyDeleteI wish the playoffs would be played cross league so the national league teams could be eliminated quickly. Cross league playoffs would positively show who the best teams are.
ReplyDeleteWarren Hammond, I also think the Astros and Yankees are the best there is. Only one will get to the WS and there the nl will get a chance to prove us wrong.
ReplyDeleteTalking of the national league. It sure looks as if Kershaw is not all he is cracked up to be, although he is very very good.
ReplyDeleteGames 1 & 2 in Houston tomorrow and Sunday at 8PM.
ReplyDeleteWouldn't it be nice to take both games in Houston and really put pressure on them.
ReplyDeleteThe Yankees still haven't announced a starting pitcher for game one.
ReplyDeleteTanaka named game one starter.
ReplyDeleteYes we can, yes we will.
ReplyDeletePaxton in game 2 and Louie Louie game 3 at home.
ReplyDeleteLets take game one of this series.
ReplyDeleteAll it takes is to win two more series. Lets go Yankees.
ReplyDeleteIt's a long days night waiting for the game to start. Lets go Yankees, everyone contributes.
ReplyDeleteAs always, the team that produces when it counts will win. Let's do it first and more often than the Astros. Go Yankees.
ReplyDeletePlay within yourselves guys. So far so good for everyone but Sanchez. Opposite field can be a gold mine if you route. Think, play hard, run out batted balls. Do it and win.
ReplyDeleteVoit and Wade not on ALCS roster. CC and Hicks have been added.
ReplyDeleteI am so proud of what our Yankees have accomplished this season. Anything more is icing on the cake.
ReplyDeleteThe world's greatest sport, baseball, will showcase their best of the best teams over the next two weeks. Lets go Yankees.
ReplyDeleteYes you can Yankees, oh yes you can. Y A N K E E S
ReplyDeletePlaying winning baseball for two more series. That's all we need.
ReplyDeleteThe Yankees rule.
ReplyDeleteTime to play some great baseball.
ReplyDeleteBoth teams 3 up 3 down in first.
ReplyDeleteScoreless after one.
ReplyDeleteStanton single for first hit of game but Gardner lines into DP.
ReplyDelete0-0 after 2.
ReplyDeleteYankees hitting Greinke hard but atom balls.
ReplyDelete0-0 thru 3. One hit each team.
ReplyDeleteYanks get one run in 4th on LeMahieu single and Torres RBI double.
ReplyDeleteYanks up 1-0 after 4.
ReplyDeleteJudge great defensive play saves potential big inning with running catch in gap and turning double play when runner from first can't get back. Yanks hold 1-0 lead after five.
ReplyDeleteTorres HR in 6th. 2-0 Yankees.
ReplyDeleteTorres again. Solo HR in 6th for a 2-0 lead. He is on fire.
ReplyDeleteHope Yankees go to bullpen now.
ReplyDeleteStanton solo HR in 6th. 3-0 Yankees.
ReplyDeleteTanaka comes out for 6th and throws 1,2,3 inning. Shows I know nothing.
ReplyDeleteYanks up 3-0 after 6.
ReplyDeleteTorres again. 2 out bases loaded single for 2 more runs and a 5-0 lead. Four straight 2 out singles in the inning so far.
ReplyDeleteYes we can. Finish off this game guys. Don't relax until it's over.
ReplyDeleteOttavino muddles through the 7th as Yankees turn DP. 5-0 Yankees.
ReplyDeleteBritton scoreless 8th. 5-0 Yankees.
ReplyDeleteYanks up 5-0 after 8.
ReplyDeleteUrshela leads off ninth with HR.
ReplyDeleteLoaisiga in ninth to close out game.
ReplyDeleteFinal. Yankees win 7-0. Tanaka a brilliant six innings allowing just one hit. Torres five RBI game does the damage. Great way to start this series. Would love to win tomorrow.
ReplyDeleteLoaisiga 1,2,3 9th.
ReplyDeleteVery nice win. Torres is leading the way and we are getting production when it counts offensively and defensively. Turned 3 double plays.
ReplyDeletePaxton goes tomorrow. Yes you can.
ReplyDeleteAnother 8PM game tonight which being a Sunday could easily have been scheduled 1,2, or 3 hours earlier. No matter, let's earn another win with production when it counts and playing as a team.
ReplyDeleteI truly believe (and have seen over 40 years watching Yankee baseball) that strong defense separates good teams from winning teams. To me, that's been the biggest difference in The Yankees this year. That and the ability to get hits, in addition to home runs, move runners over, and producing runs with hits when it counts scoring runs. Without a couple of those good to great defensive plays tonight, this is a different game. We still might have won, but the stress level on the pitchers would have been far greater. Great job by the whole team. Do it again today.
ReplyDeleteLets go Yankees.
ReplyDeleteLooking back at WIN METHODS blog posts. He told us so and it started with his first BLOOM AND GROW post on December 6, 2016. How the Yankees would "bloom and grow" into the team it is now, with the players they have now and the many others who are coming for many years into the future. He told us so and he has helped lead the Yankees back to greatness, all with adnomominity. WIN METHOD desires no accolades. However he is the biggest reason for the Yankees success for over 25 years now and continuing. Fans, it is WIN METHODS birthday in a week. Happy birthday WIN METHOD, and thank you for all you have done and this blog, the best in baseball. Don't be mad at me for posting this.
ReplyDeleteEveryone needs to go back to the original Bloom and Grow post and the continuing blogs by WIN METHOD and you will see just how we got to where we are now. Great stuff from the best baseball talent profiler in the world.
ReplyDeleteThank you WIN METHOD, I am so lucky to be a fan of the Yankees and of WIN METHOD.
ReplyDeleteLets go Yankees. We are with you.