Game 142: Yankees (80-61) vs Padres (74-67)

Philip Cashier
8 hours ago
1 min read

Grisham to IL -- Dominguez gets yet another (last?) chance.

Couldn't hit Buhler -- now they face a better pitcher.

Wells gets start vs LHP

Team's WAR leader (Chisholm) is benched!

Over / Under: Yankee HRS, 2.5

YANKEES

Goldschmidt, 1B -- .252 (113)

Bellinger, LF -- .265 (115)

Rosario, 3B -- .238 (94)

Rice, DH -- .257 (142)

Ramos, RF -- .134 (54)

Lombard, SS -- .244 (83)

Jones, CF -- .240 (108)

Caballero, 2B -- .236 (85)

Wells, C -- .188 (67)

Rodon, P -- 4-3, 3.20

PADRES

Tatis, RF -- .282

Bogaerts, SS -- .219

Machado, 3B -- .220

France, 1B -- .295

Merrill, CF -- .240

Campusano, DH -- .283

Fermin, C -- .194

Cronenworth, 2B -- .214

Taylor, LF -- .320

Ray, P -- 11-7, 3.14

Game on FOX at 7 pm

NEXT UP: Sunday, September 6th, at 4 pm, at San Diego

50 Comments

Philip Cashier

2 hours ago

Chat at y'all tomorrow afternoon!

Philip Cashier

2 hours ago

Nice to see Bednar was not needed.

Philip Cashier

2 hours ago

A better feed by Lombard and that would have been a DP.

Philip Cashier

an hour ago

Replying to

He indeed did!

Alan B.

2 hours ago

According to the rules, he's out.

OK, it's against the Yankees so the rule is disregarded. Ball only has to be in the glove not in the back of the glove, as long as the catch is made.

fuster

an hour ago

Replying to

Alan, he was safe.

the ball was quite near Goldy's glove than the foot hit the bag,

but it had not yet entered the glove's airspace.

i dont like the rule being interpreted as not requiring the ball to touch leather, and firmly believe that the rule should properly be understood as required the fielder to touch the ball prior to the runner touching the base.

but, in any case, the foot hit the bag before the ball entered the fielder's ambit

fuster

2 hours ago

after 8 innings, it's been over since the 2nd

suspense has been blessedly absent

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