ST Game: Nationals (4-0) vs Yankees (3-2)

Philip Cashier
Feb 25
1 min read

Yankees starting Lombard at 3B

First appearance for Weathers -- usually this time of year Weathers is good in FL

Over / Under: ABS challenges by Yankees, 3.5

NATIONALS

Abrams, SS

Crews, CF

Ruiz, C

Wiemer, RF

Tena, 2B

Lipscomb, 3B

Ortz, 1B

Franklin, LF

Barrera, DH

Alvarez, P

YANKEES

Rosario, DH

Dominguez, LF

Rice, 1B

DeJong, SS

Escarra, C

Schuemann, RF

Lombard, 3B

Ornelas, 2B

Corona, CF

Weathers, P

Game on YES at 6:30 pm

22 Comments

Edwin Ng

Feb 26

Weathers looked very impressive in first outing as a Yankee but it's only spring training so let's see how he does in his next start.

fuster

Feb 26

Replying to

indeed, hard to really judge the guy given the inferior competition of the day

but he looked as though he knows a few things about pitching

and was trying to pitch

rather than trying just to throw it past the hitters

Alan B.

Feb 26

AA LHP Kyle Carr looked really good too tonight.

fuster

Feb 26

Washington looks like a less than professional team.

Alan B.

Feb 26

No disrespectcto CC. but his number should not be retired. in fact there's a whole bunch of numbers I'd un-retire.

Robert Malchman

Feb 26

Replying to

On the numbers, no on Reggie, but I'm not offended that No. 44 is retired (in other words, he's not on my list of disgraces). He is larger than life in a way that Maris or Guidry is not. I feel the same way about Mattingly -- Donnie Baseball feels larger than life, though on straight numbers (42.4 WAR), he doesn't cut it. Similarly, Munson on the numbers (46.0 WAR) didn't rate retirement, but are you really going to give No. 15 to someone else after he died young in an accident?

Alan B.

Feb 26

Weathers looked good. It was so funny when Boone had to go get him.

fuster

Feb 26

Replying to

I see Warren as a starter

not necessarily a Yankee starter.

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