Game 144: Tigers (82-62) vs Yankees (80-63)

Philip Cashier
Sep 9
1 min read

He can't throw, but at least he can't hit -- Judge in RF. He can't throw, but at least he can't hit -- Volpe at SS.

Looks like while Goldy is gimpy Wells is the full time catcher

How appropriate is that? Tigers CFer is Meadows!

Over / Under: Total bases by Grisham, 4.5

TIGERS

Keith, 3B -- .254

Torres, 2B -- .259

Carpenter, DH -- .255

Greene, LF -- ,267

Torkelson, 1B -- .234

Perez, RF -- .272

McKinstry, SS -- .266

Dingler, C -- .276

Meadows, CF -- .202

Mize, 13-5. 3.87

YANKEES

Grisham, CF -- .243 (131)

Judge, RF -- .321 (192)

Bellinger, LF -- .277 (128)

Rice, 1B -- .243 (125)

Stanton, DH -- .281 (164)

Chisholm, 2B -- .239 (129)

Wells, C -- .213 (92)

Volpe, SS -- .207 (82)

McMahon, 3B -- .228 (100)

Warren, P -- 8-6, 4.28

Game on YES and TBS at 7 pm

NEXT UP: Wednesday, September 10th, at 7 pm, vs Detroit

46 Comments

ed.morvitz

Sep 10

If Volpe is not injured, Yankees need to look for a shortstop for the future. We can only afford keeping McMahon for his defense if the SS and C put up at least league average numbers. Leiter Jr. was alway a mistake on Cashman's part. He was another pitcher with poor numbers that Cashman thought the Yankees could fix. There were better bullpen arms available at the time.

popsmcp

Sep 10

Cruz had a bad night , Leiter is just bad ….Get ‘em tomorrow night Yankees!

Alan B.

Sep 10

Warren did his job. Judge made Yankees history. Bullpen? Utter and complete failure.

Good night.

Philip Cashier

Sep 10

Chat at y'all tomorrow night. Go Yankees.

Edwin Ng

Sep 10

Thanks for the bullpen implosion. I wonder how many pitches Warren threw. He was dealing and could have pitched the 7th inning.

Edwin Ng

Sep 10

Replying to

I see. He could have at least pitched the 7th inning. If he gets into trouble then take him out. Oh well too little too late the damage has been done.

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