Game 1: Brewers (0-0) vs Yankees (0-0)

Philip Cashier
Mar 27
1 min read

Schmidt on IL -- rotator cuff tendonitis -- sounds more serious and longer term that previous statements. Color me surprised.

Weird: Opening Day Game is NOT available on YES

No Cole but it is cold.

BREWERS

Chourio, LF

Yellich, DH

Contreras, C

Hoskins, 1B

Frelick, RF

Ortiz, SS

Mitchell, CF

Capra, 3B

Turang, 2B

Peralta, P

YANKEES

Wells, C

Judge, RF

Bellinger, CF

Goldschmidt, 1B

Chisholm, 2B

Dominquez, LF

Volpe, SS

Rice, DH

Cabrera, 3B

Rodon, P

Game on ESPN at 3 pm

NEXT UP: Saturday, March 29th, at 1 pm vs Brewers

96 Comments

Philip Cashier

Mar 27

Williams does a great impersonation of Holmes!

fuster

Mar 27

why, why, why

we dont need no steenkin heart attack endings on opening day

Paul Semendinger

Mar 27

Yanks win.

The perfect season continues!

Paul Semendinger

Mar 27

5 K,s.

Cheerio!

fuster

Mar 27

Replying to

scary

bad hat day

Paul Semendinger

Mar 27

To be fair, Goose blew a ton of games in 1978 at the start.

fantasyfb3313

Mar 27

Replying to

also, there is zero possible way that it is helpful to have to face THE ONLY team you ever played for in your first game NOT pitching for that team

similar scenario for Nestor on Saturday, but he has pitched for other teams

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