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- More Thoughts On Some Twitter (X) Posts
Would they bring back flannel?
- SSTN Interviews Author Mark Armour
He was a player-manager at 26.
- LOOKING AHEAD TO 2019 – My Predictions for the Yankees (Position Players)
In 2019, Voit will hit .275/26/79 while playing in over 120 games at first base and as an occasional His range will be fine, but his arm will not be strong and plays that would have resulted in outs in
- I Think That a MLB Salary Cap is Coming
MLB payrolls are significantly below 50% - I’ve seen estimates ranging from 48% to 42%.
- Spring Break
The stars have aligned and the sun and moon are in position to bring new life and the start of a new How well will Michael King pitch in San Diego? acquisition of Carlos Rodon can only be viewed as an utter failure by all involved in the decision to bring
- About Last Night: Blue Jays 3, Yankees 0 (10)
Michael King pitched the 9th, and worked into some trouble, but got out of it. Should King and Peralta have reversed innings?
- About the Off-Season: “Which Way Do We Go, George?”
Ultimately, he was not traded, but if he is prior to the 2026 season, he would bring back a hefty return
- An Ode To The Yankees (Monday Morning Perspectives…)
Clyde King… Even, numerous times, Billy Martin. I long for the days when the mission statement of the Yankees was to bring in the best players – no matter
- About Yesterday: The Yankees Shut Out the Twins 5-0
Michael King is 3-4 with a 4.31 ERA with the Padres. Remember how many people were upset that the Yankees kept Schmidt and traded King?
- Yanks Drop Another, 2-0 To Jays
Bringing in Headrick was about playing matchups and recognizing that Cruz was pitching two days in a Doval threw almost nothing but sliders, punctuating 3 straight with a sinker to bring the count to an
- NO to YES Again Today
The Yes Network has ads right now congratulating themselves for 20 years of bringing Yankees coverage
- About The Doubleheader Split
This was a game that saw Michael King pitch well enough, and saw the Yankees completely fail offensively Michael King (Game 1): 4.2 innings, 6 hits, 1 run, 8 strikeouts Clarke Schmidt (Game 2): 5.1 innings, Player(s) of the Games: Game 1: Michael King (he did well enough as he slowly transitions to being a












