For the 31st straight year, the Yankees will finish with a winning record. The youth at the bottom of the lineup - Oswaldo Cabrera, Everson Pereira, and Estevan Florial, all contributed RBI singles to the cause. On the next to last day of the season, Frankie Montas made his first appearance of the year - and got the win in relief! Full write-up and analysis tomorrow morning.
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Florial, at least to me, keeps showing why he should be the the CF placeholder for Dominguez.
Disgusted that it was setup to give Montas a shot at the W and not Schmidt. Sorry Frankie, but lying about your shoulder when you were traded, go away, and take some of the front office guys with you.
Why wasn't Wells given the game at 1B?
it's a rather low bar,
but the beer aint too hot
to swallow
after a while