Today's game has been postponed.
Because the Rays are playing so well and the Yankees so terribly, this game has been re-scheduled for September 22nd!!!
It will be the first game of a split DH at 1:05 pm.
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Tomorrow's weather doesn't look promising as well. We might get back to back rain outs.
I do think it is a good thing for the Yankees to have a game removed from the schedule when they are playing less than their best
anyone else wondering why the DH was scheduled for Sept. and not for tomorrow? that seemed strange to me, but maybe I am the strange part of the equation here??
Well, no game today, let me make a comment about last night's Renegades So, the lefty Linan we picked up from the Nationals for Vivas (oh, you see what he's hitting for them?). Strikes guys out, but walks guys too. I see another potential bullpen arm. Now if they can figure out how to start churning out pitching prospects that are relievers. I mean, the bullpen arms are only about a third of the roster, shouldn't they figure it out, or are they good with keep trading away multiple prospects/suspects every year for middling relief arms?
The way the Yankees are playing, it's a win to get out of a game.