2010 New York Yankees

Fastone

Fastone

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6 weeks in and the Yankees are once again doing what they do. Haters get your poison darts ready:lol:
 
Texan281 said:
Ummm, Idk if you've noticed but the Rays are on top of the division
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And they're playing damn well but It's not even June yet, talk to me in August. other than the Present injury situation, I'm not really at all concerned
 
I'm not even a yankee fan but once tex gets out of his funk (better pray he does) and the injury bug has played it's course ...the bombers should be back on top
 
Yes, that Yankees are doing well. I too am a Yankess fan, but the Rays are for real.

Their once young pitching staff is now seasoned and ready to take on a full season. With the emergence of David Price being ready to be a dominant pitcher watch out!!

Not to mention they are producing from every angle in the field. Not to mention many of their top performers aren't producing up to their normal standards. A team that's obviously very well versed to play small ball, I'd be very scared once the post season rolls around.

Hate to be tooting another teams horn. But, you have to recognize a real team when you see one.

-Freeze
 
FreezeAce said:
Yes, that Yankees are doing well. I too am a Yankess fan, but the Rays are for real.

Their once young pitching staff is now seasoned and ready to take on a full season. With the emergence of David Price being ready to be a dominant pitcher watch out!!

Not to mention they are producing from every angle in the field. Not to mention many of their top performers aren't producing up to their normal standards. A team that's obviously very well versed to play small ball, I'd be very scared once the post season rolls around.

Hate to be tooting another teams horn. But, you have to recognize a real team when you see one.

-Freeze
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There's nothing wrong at all with acknowledging another team being real good. The fact that AL East has always been very competitive is great for whomever comes out of it on top.
 
It's just amazing the glaring polar opposites the league exhibits. The fact that the top teams in payroll and some of the lower ones, all compete at a high level against one another.

It speaks to how good the front offices are in teams like the Rays, Yankees, Sox, and even the Jays are looking up.

-Freeze
 
FreezeAce said:
It's just amazing the glaring polar opposites the league exhibits. The fact that the top teams in payroll and some of the lower ones, all compete at a high level against one another.

It speaks to how good the front offices are in teams like the Rays, Yankees, Sox, and even the Jays are looking up.

-Freeze
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The front office for the Rays have done a great job in building a contender. Too bad there's no following for Florida baseball which will eventually kill everything they've done.
 
June 24, Yankees in 1st place. Long way to go but they are looking pretty good, injuries and all.
 
Fastone said:
It appears that all of the Sox fans have left the building:ponder:.
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I'll always be here, Frank.

Considering the vast amount of injuries that the Red Sox have endured their record is very commendable. It's a shame really, but that's part of the game. Either way, I still despise the yank-me's more than any other professional sports team. :D

On a side note: I can't stand the rays either. Living here in Tampa makes it even worse. I've never seen a bigger group of bandwagon fans in my life. I would have liked to see Morrow blank them for the 3rd time this season, today. That statistic alone is pretty entertaining; I don't care what their record is.

Game 3 tonight with Beckett on the hill. Game on!


-John
 
Trauma1 said:
I'll always be here, Frank.

Considering the vast amount of injuries that the Red Sox have endured their record is very commendable. It's a shame really, but that's part of the game. Either way, I still despise the yank-me's more than any other professional sports team. :D

On a side note: I can't stand the rays either. Living here in Tampa makes it even worse. I've never seen a bigger group of bandwagon fans in my life. I would have liked to see Morrow blank them for the 3rd time this season, today. That statistic alone is pretty entertaining; I don't care what their record is.

Game 3 tonight with Beckett on the hill. Game on!


-John
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I knew it was moments away before i seen you John:)
I agree its a shame with Boston, injurys kill a team.. But, I also agree with the rays. Where in the hell did they come from? Also, look at the rangers, I would take my son there all the time for a few games specially the when the yanks are in town. Talk about bandwagon fans!, now tickets are a sell out.. I'll be there Tuesday night though;)
 
I'll take the split considering our depleted line up.

When Jon Lester is on, it's game over. :D

What was up with Posada throwing rainbows into center field today? lol!


-John
 
ryanp81 said:
Yankees = :gives:...I'm an A's fan to the bone !!!

Yes I'm pouring on the Haterade.
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haha :thumbsup:

And yanks suck, they're like the spoiled brats in High School that drove beemers and nobody liked. Replacing the word winning with BUYING.
 
immaboss9 said:
haha :thumbsup:

And yanks suck, they're like the spoiled brats in High School that drove beemers and nobody liked. Replacing the word winning with BUYING.
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And you're someone whose team probably sucks year after year and so you bitch:rasp: It's all good, enjoy your bitching while the Yankees fight for another title.
 
Trauma1 said:
I'll take the split considering our depleted line up.

When Jon Lester is on, it's game over. :D

What was up with Posada throwing rainbows into center field today? lol!


-John
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You needed that split, 6 games out vs 8 at this point is a big difference, especially for the sox in the wild card race:veryhappy:. I never count the Sox out, just not worried too much about them.
 
Fastone said:
You needed that split, 6 games out vs 8 at this point is a big difference, especially for the sox in the wild card race:veryhappy:. I never count the Sox out, just not worried too much about them .
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me niether;), but for Johns sake, I always like a close race:thumbsup:.. On the other hand, Im on my way to Ranger stadiu to watch the yanks but a beating on them !:)
 
Fastone said:
And you're someone whose team probably sucks year after year and so you bitch:rasp: It's all good, enjoy your bitching while the Yankees fight for another title.
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I'm all about the Rangers man, good guess though...
 
Amazing with the way the starting pitching has been that the Yanks have remained in. Burnett, Vazquez and the loss of Pettite should have crippled them.
 
AE14 said:
Amazing with the way the starting pitching has been that the Yanks have remained in. Burnett, Vazquez and the loss of Pettite should have crippled them.
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It just illustrates why they picked Joe Giradi, he's done a masterful job of managing situations over the last 2 years.
 
Sept 25, Yankees going through a rough stretch, oh well can't win em all however, let's see what happens come playoff time.
 
Error give Yankees one-game lead in the AL East

BOSTON -- Derek Jeter's check-swing infield single nudged the Yankees over the Red Sox, 6-5, on Saturday in 10 innings, the first game of a split-admission, day-night doubleheader at Fenway Park.

With the win, the Yankees moved a full game ahead of the Rays for first place in the American League East with two games remaining on the schedule. Tampa Bay is playing on Saturday evening against the Royals in Kansas City.

In the top of the 10th, Brett Gardner worked a 10-pitch walk against Jonathan Papelbon before advancing on a sacrifice. Jeter dribbled a roller to the right side of the mound that Papelbon over-ran and Bill Hall flubbed a barehand pickup as Gardner raced home with the go-ahead run.

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The Yankees have to win and Tampa has to loose. If they finish in a tie, the tiebreaker goes to Tampa.

The Wild Card plays Minnesota and the AL East Champion plays Texas.

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gotta be honest, dont have a preference. Stats show homefield has meant little
 
Best of three in the first round and CC is 11 and 2 at home. Although it could be any team on any day, anywhere, statistically speaking, it matters to the Yankees. As well, the AL East Title has some significance.
 
I would hope that the Yankees are doing what I think they are. I do know that they won't take Minnesota for granted, they're a very good team this year.
 
Its going to be an interesting series. CC will need to set the tone in game 1, and I am glad to see that AJ is not near the rotation for this series. When you think about it, he and Vazquez cost them a division title and home field.

DD, I agree the East title had significance, however, I dont think they seemed overly concerned. It looked more like they wanted to just stay healthy and not overwork the starters they would rely on
 
Very impressed with the road performance making it quite really possible to close this in the Bronx with a sweep.
 
tampa all of a sudden has a little life. Give CC and the boys a little rest.
 
That's perfect for us, it will also screw up the pitching rotation for whomever the Yankees face next
 
Congratulations to the Rangers for taking out the Rays at their place no less. Now it's time to get some ALCS, Yanks in 6
 
Well at this juncture with Rangers having played some great baseball having won 2 games in Yankee stadium after a split in Texas, if it's gonna happen this year, it will have to be in 7.:eek13:
 
Tonight, tonight, won't be just any night. Tonight the Yankees will win or go home ( sung to "Tonight" from West Side Story)
 
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