Last night, the Yankees shutout the Tigers.
Today the Tigers returned the favor.
Tigers 4, Yankees 0
Full re-cap tomorrow at 6:00 a.m. from..... me! :)
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My frustration with the Yankees is that they might hit at will from an elite pitcher and then face a 5+ ERA guy and forget how to hit. They obviously hit well, going by run differential…just frustrates me when they have games like these against guys they should be hitting well…I mean, really, 2 hits against Montero, who “improved” to 4-5 with a 5.28 ERA?
I wanna ask a question: With too many games like this one offensively today this year that are just like last year, are we to believe that Cashman hired hitting coaches after last year, but still are allowing them the freedom to coach hitting THEIR way, not THE YANKEES way? I really, really have my doubts that they are doing it their way and not the Yankees way.
If your pitching bad? Come face the Yankees, they’ll make you feel better about it.