Game 72: LAA (34-37) vs NYY (42-29)

Philip Cashier
Jun 17
1 min read

Dominguez leads off.

Goldy dropped to 6th and Volpe to 8th.

No Grisham.

With Stanton back is Rice now a side dish?

Can Warren Will the way to a Yankee win?

Over / Under: Judge total bases, 6.5

LAA

Neto, SS -- .274

Schanuel, 1B -- .285

Trout, DH -- .227

Ward, LF -- .211

Soler, RF -- .210

O'Hoppe, C -- .226

Rengifo, 3B -- .217

Adell, CF -- .222

Moore, 2B -- .100

Hendricks, P -- 4-6, 5.20

NYY

Dominguez, LF -- .236 (102)

Judge, RF -- .377 (235)

Bellinger, CF -- .247 (108)

Stanton, DH -- .500 (259)

Chisholm, 3B -- .225 (122)

Goldschmidt, 1B -- .309 (132)

Wells, C -- .220 (103)

Volpe, SS -- .241 (109)

LeMahieu, 2B -- .253 (103)

Warren, P -- 4-3, 4.86

Game on YES at 7 pm

NEXT UP: Wednesday, June 18th, 7 pm, vs LA Angels

60 Comments

Philip Cashier

Jun 18

Chat at y'all tomorrow night!

Philip Cashier

Jun 18

Tomorrow is on Amazon. Not sure what the Yankees' record is when they do the games, but I've never seen them win one there,

Edited

Paul Semendinger

Jun 18

Replying to

I haven't either.

fantasyfb3313

Jun 18

I will say, we have seen a lot of opponents pitchers pitch EXTREMELY well, but I think we have seen other pitchers pitch well back when we were scoring nearly 6 runs a game

do you disagree with this?

soriano was very tough yesterday

hendricks was very tough today

they threw very very few pitches in the middle of the plate

obviously Crochet was excellent. I think maybe Dobbins was the least exceptional. Bello has always been good against us and he was very good Sunday

I am not trying to make excuses. sometimes the other guy pitches well. we have had chances to score without hits and we have been horribly BAD. our pitchers have been excellent. our hit…

fantasyfb3313

Jun 18

Replying to

not sure you are really understanding me. i have said it MANY times. the yankees are either failing to adjust or refusing to adjust. just because you are getting pitched tough does not mean you score 5 runs in 6 games

i just pointed out how they have a few guys who are not trying to pull everything and constantly swing for the fences, but most of the team continues to swing like they are getting meatballs straight down broadway.

the team IS FAILING! the failing to score IS THEIR FAULT!

but that does not make it also untrue that they have been pitched VERY VERY WELL for 6 straight games

is Will Warren a terrible pitcher? he has …

Paul Semendinger

Jun 18

Right now Judge has no clue.

It's amazing.

How a player be that great and then this bad?

fantasyfb3313

Jun 18

Replying to

yes the HOW is the interesting part. frustrating for yankee fans, but it is also interesting. that is pretty much what I have been getting at with the questions. WHAT has caused him to forget about the plan and the technique that has been so so so wildly successful for him?

why is he suddenly going out of the strike zine so much more? why is he trying to pull the ball too much and trying too hard to hit home runs?

it is insane to think one day off can mess him up that much. i dont think i can really believe that is all of it, but there is also zero doubt that taking a day off a…

Philip Cashier

Jun 18

I don't believe I've ever seen this many Zeros outside of a WW II movie.

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