Quick Hit: Pitching Problems...
- SSTN Admin
- Jun 8
- 1 min read
The Yankees gave up 11 runs to the Red Sox. Only Tim Hill (0.1 IP)- who allowed an inherited run to score- and Ian Hamilton (0.1 IP) weren't charged with a run. Yanks scored 7.
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I was at the game with my college roommate (a Red Sox fan, but otherwise a decent human being). It was an exciting game, with only the result displeasing me. Several thoughts from a long night:
Was this just back-to-back bad starts, or the beginning of a regression for Yarborough and the Homer-Happy Rodon? The Red Sox are 52 OPS points better against lefties, so is it a coincidence or a problem that all three of our lefty starters are scheduled for next week's series?
Aaron Judge. He boggles my mind. The two home runs were great, of course, but I was most impressed by him busting it down the line on an infield hit to bring up Bellinger …
in the three games, the Yankees scored a heckuva lot
and the Red Sox scored a little more of a heckuva lot.
will it be another slugfest series next week-end in Boston?