Game 18: LAA (9-9) vs NYY (9-8)

Philip Cashier
Apr 15
1 min read

Rice's long exile is over!

Yankee lineup has more reds than the Reds.

Over / Under: HRs by the Angels, 3.5

LAA

Net, SS -- .233

Trout, CF -- .222

Schanuel, 1B -- .213

Adell, RF -- .315

Moncada, DH -- .284

Peraza, 3B -- .267

Lowe, LF -- .122

O'Hoppe, C -- .216

Frazier, 2B -- .316

Kochanowicz, P -- 2-0, 3.24

NYY

Grisham, CF -- .154 (96)

Rice, 1B -- .362 (241)

Judge, RF -- .234 (148)

Bellinger, LF -- .237 (95)

Stanton, DH -- .293 (121)

Chisholm, 2B -- .177 (39)

Wells, C -- .178 (62)

Caballero, SS -- .179 (33)

McMahon, 3B -- .128 (35)

Gil, P -- 0-1, 6.75

Game on Amazon Prime Video at 7 pm

NEXT UP: Thursday, April 16th, at 1:30 pm, vs Angels

28 Comments

fuster

Apr 16

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BCLMiWRzVeU

Mike Whiteman

Apr 16

What in the name of Enos Slaughter happened there?!?!

fantasyfb3313

Apr 16

Replying to

your point about distracting the throw is very valid. I do feel this was more than that. STILL advancing into scoring position with the defense focused on the runner at home SHOULD also be SOP!

part of my point here is that the Yankees have FAR FAR too often failed to execute standard fundamental SMART baseball plays!!

tonight they executed wisely and skillfully

Edwin Ng

Apr 16

ROMANO stunk it up again!!!

fuster

Apr 16

Replying to

no, prof, Romano did not "allow" Jazz to run on him.

Jazz is not easily dissuaded from running.... and Romano made attempts at dissuasion

Jazz is also not easily caught when he does run

seems to me that Jazz is also difficult to throw out when he does run. seems like a >75% success rate.

the walk was not at all good, but seemed to be a product of trying to get the K against the lefty batter while keeping Jazz at 2B

yankeerudy

Apr 16

Way to go, Jose!

fuster

Apr 16

fairly big moment

for an early-season game

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