Game 33: Orioles (15-17) vs Yankees (21-11)

Philip Cashier
May 2
1 min read

Can Judge re-tie for HR lead?

Can Rice tie Judge in HRs?

Can Weathers tie up the Orioles hitters?

Dominquez is back!

Apparently Wells is a Vampire -- doesn't come out in the daylight!

Over / Under: Total bases by Dominguez, 3.5

ORIOLES

Ward, LF -- .294

Henderson, SS -- .207

Rutchsman, C -- .333

Alonso, DH -- .203

O'Neil, RF -- .225

Mayo, 1B -- .165

Jackson, 2B -- .270

Wilson, 3B -- .308

Alexander, CF -- .185

Bradish, P -- 1-3. 4.20

YANKEES

Grisham, CF -- .155 (79)

Rice, 1B -- .330 (212)

Judge, RF -- .263 (178)

Bellinger, LF -- .250 (114)

Chisholm, 2B -- .205 (76)

Dominquez, DH -- .111 (-4)

Escarra, C -- .194 (45)

McMahon, 3B -- .167 (52)

Caballero, SS -- .266 (105)

Weathers, P -- 1-2, 3.21

Game on YES at 1:30 pm

NEXT UP: Sunday, May 4th, at 1:30 pm, vs Orioles

22 Comments

Alan B.

May 02

Postgame question: At what point does the Yankees Development Group get serious about developing even ONE reliever?

Robert Malchman

May 02

The Two Stooges, Doe and Birley, did their best to lose the game or force use of the high-leverage guys, but the hitters reopened the gap.

Robert Malchman

May 02

Replying to

Oh, it's as conceivable as the Octomom.

Doval had a visit from the IRS. They were responsible in whole or part for all the O's runs except the Alonso homer, and they let them back into the game from 6-1 to 6-4.

Philip Cashier

May 02

Chat at y'all tomorrow afternoon.

Philip Cashier

May 02

Yankees enjoyed this win so much that they will start tomorrow's game at the same time!

fuster

May 02

not merely an RBI single for Chisholm, but a smart move to try for second base

which allows Bellinger to score without challenge

fantasyfb3313

May 03

Replying to

and then in what is becoming much too expected Jazz style, he follows an excellent play with a boneheaded play and gets picked off of second base and costs the team a run

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