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Post by anthonyd46 on Sept 9, 2021 22:05:03 GMT -5
Yankees have not led since Bottom of the 6th Sunday.
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Post by chiyankee on Sept 9, 2021 22:26:21 GMT -5
Cant make it up, frankly insulting everyone's intelligence at this point. Boone's taking a bullet for Cashman. Cash put Heaney on this roster now he needs to take him off. |
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Post by anthonyd46 on Sept 9, 2021 22:42:20 GMT -5
Cant make it up, frankly insulting everyone's intelligence at this point. Boone's taking a bullet for Cashman. Cash put Heaney on this roster now he needs to take him off. They have adam Warren he can't be any worse |
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Post by desousa on Sept 10, 2021 5:43:01 GMT -5
It would be nice for Cash to come out and explain some of his roster moves. Oh, and fire Boone while he's at it.
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Post by noetsi on Sept 10, 2021 8:47:23 GMT -5
A lack of money
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Post by rizzuto on Sept 10, 2021 10:55:01 GMT -5
It would be nice for Cash to come out and explain some of his roster moves. Oh, and fire Boone while he's at it. The head-scratching started for me on April 4, when Michael “Falafel” King in his first appearance of the year pitched six shutout innings of one-hit ball on only 68 pitches and was immediately sent down to AAA. He returned on April 16 and pitched three shutout innings on two hits and was immediately sent down again. He returned on April 28 and pitched two innings of shutout ball (instead of building up his innings, they went the other way) on one hit and was sent down again. His next appearance was May 9 of 1.1 shutout innings (see the pattern?) on one hit. The Yankees didn’t start using him regularly until after his appearance on May 13, when he gave up three runs in 2.1 innings pitched. The Yankees then kept him on the big club even though he gave up runs in his next 9 appearances, of which the last 6 were starts, as they tried to stretch him out again, though he was stretched out to begin the season. His last appearance was July 3 in a relief role in which he threw 4 shutout innings on three hits and then was placed on the IL. The acquisition of Odor was another head scratcher, as well as his regular playing time at third, when Wade was red hot. The sending down of Allen and Florial when they were hitting and contributing to wins, only to be replaced by the inimitable Jonathan Davis. I’d certainly like to hear a cogent or even a non-cogent explanation. |
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Post by desousa on Sept 10, 2021 12:06:31 GMT -5
It would be nice for Cash to come out and explain some of his roster moves. Oh, and fire Boone while he's at it. The head-scratching started for me on April 4, when Michael “Falafel” King in his first appearance of the year pitched six shutout innings of one-hit ball on only 68 pitches and was immediately sent down to AAA. He returned on April 16 and pitched three shutout innings on two hits and was immediately sent down again. He returned on April 28 and pitched two innings of shutout ball (instead of building up his innings, they went the other way) on one hit and was sent down again. His next appearance was May 9 of 1.1 shutout innings (see the pattern?) on one hit. The Yankees didn’t start using him regularly until after his appearance on May 13, when he gave up three runs in 2.1 innings pitched. The Yankees then kept him on the big club even though he gave up runs in his next 9 appearances, of which the last 6 were starts, as they tried to stretch him out again, though he was stretched out to begin the season. His last appearance was July 3 in a relief role in which he threw 4 shutout innings on three hits and then was placed on the IL. The acquisition of Odor was another head scratcher, as well as his regular playing time at third, when Wade was red hot. The sending down of Allen and Florial when they were hitting and contributing to wins, only to be replaced by the inimitable Jonathan Davis. I’d certainly like to hear a cogent or even a non-cogent explanation. Odor's main function seems to be a cheerleader. Cashman loves players he doesn't have to pay. Hal was not going over the salary cap, so Cash went to the trash heap to find players. |
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Post by rizzuto on Sept 10, 2021 13:46:39 GMT -5
The head-scratching started for me on April 4, when Michael “Falafel” King in his first appearance of the year pitched six shutout innings of one-hit ball on only 68 pitches and was immediately sent down to AAA. He returned on April 16 and pitched three shutout innings on two hits and was immediately sent down again. He returned on April 28 and pitched two innings of shutout ball (instead of building up his innings, they went the other way) on one hit and was sent down again. His next appearance was May 9 of 1.1 shutout innings (see the pattern?) on one hit. The Yankees didn’t start using him regularly until after his appearance on May 13, when he gave up three runs in 2.1 innings pitched. The Yankees then kept him on the big club even though he gave up runs in his next 9 appearances, of which the last 6 were starts, as they tried to stretch him out again, though he was stretched out to begin the season. His last appearance was July 3 in a relief role in which he threw 4 shutout innings on three hits and then was placed on the IL. The acquisition of Odor was another head scratcher, as well as his regular playing time at third, when Wade was red hot. The sending down of Allen and Florial when they were hitting and contributing to wins, only to be replaced by the inimitable Jonathan Davis. I’d certainly like to hear a cogent or even a non-cogent explanation. Odor's main function seems to be a cheerleader. Cashman loves players he doesn't have to pay. Hal was not going over the salary cap, so Cash went to the trash heap to find players. I can grant Cashman a wide berth in that regard, but starting guys who aren’t hitting or particularly adept at third base, while better options were available and actually hitting and fielding, especially the outfield positions with Allen and Florial. |
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Post by inger on Sept 10, 2021 14:41:12 GMT -5
Odor's main function seems to be a cheerleader. Cashman loves players he doesn't have to pay. Hal was not going over the salary cap, so Cash went to the trash heap to find players. I can grant Cashman a wide berth in that regard, but starting guys who aren’t hitting or particularly adept at third base, while better options were available and actually hitting and fielding, especially the outfield positions with Allen and Florial. I think I’ve figured it out. Odor and Gardner are Bald. Cashman is bald. Hicks is bald. It’s a chrome dome thing. My apologies to any bald posters we may have… |
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