Game 155: Yanks (86-68) vs O's (73-81)

Philip Cashier
Sep 20
1 min read

No if, ands, or buts (or butts), Yanks MUST win tonight.

Looks like Judge may once again be the regular RFer.

Rice spells Wells (obviously my spell checker isn't working.)

Goldy gets to start vs RHP

The planets are NOT aligned -- no Dominguez.

Over / Under: HRs by Yanks, 3.5

YANKS

Grisham, CF -- .238 (130)

Rice, C -- .248 (126)

Judge, RF -- .327 (199)

Bellinger, LF -- .271 (125)

Stanton, DH -- .267 (146)

Chisholm, 2B -- .242 (126)

Goldschmidt, 1B -- .279 (106)

McMahon, 3B -- .213 (83)

Volpe, SS -- .207 (82)

Rodon, P -- 16-9, 3.11

O's

Holiday, 2B -- .249

Westburg, 3B -- .264

Henderson, SS -- .276

O'Neill, LF -- .209

Mountcastle, DH -- .256

Jackson, J, RF -- .284

Mayo, 1B -- .202

Jackson, A, C -- .235

Mateo, CF -- .192

Sugano, P -- 10-8, 4.39

Game on YES and MLBN (oom) at 7 pm

NEXT UP: Sunday, September 21st, at 1:30 pm, at Baltimore

25 Comments

Philip Cashier

Sep 21

Chat at y'all tomorrow night.

fuster

Sep 21

Replying to

tomorrow at 1:30

Alan B.

Sep 21

The orange pants, with their orange tops, I feel like I'm watching guys who are playing on their pajamas.

Philip Cashier

Sep 21

Replying to

It obviously put their offense to sleep.

fantasyfb3313

Sep 21

so far, I dont think Rice has a ball out of the infield. I sure do not recall him having many games like that this year

fantasyfb3313

Sep 21

WELL... I recall about a week ago, Boone stated it VERY CLEARLY that he wished the team would make MORE outs on the bases, because that would mean the players were being more aggressive and he WANTS them to be more aggressive

so... I guess consider this wish granted

I do understand the theory. as a basketball coach, I did truly want my team to make 5 or 6 turnovers a game. it meant they were playing loose and free and just playing the game instead of constantly thinking / worrying / trying to be perfect

but I do believe there is a line. to me this falls VERY readily into the overall bad trend of not doing the littl…

Alan B.

Sep 21

Replying to

But Jazz was doing a little hoo dance. STOP THE DAMN DANCING! Go or don't go.

Philip Cashier

Sep 20

I just don't see how next year the Yankees can have both McMahon & Volpe as starters.

Al Prisco

Sep 22

Replying to

$16 million a year over the next two years for a strike out artist who is very good defensively. Cashman isn't going to spend more money on third base.

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