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Yesterday I was grouchy. Since it's Baltimore, it's more appropriate for me to be crabby. Wells should not be catching a night game after a night game. FINALLY!!! Chisholm benched for Rosario. Judge moved up in order to provide better protection for Rice. Jones sits vs LHP No sent to IL. Volpe recalled -- but no start today!!!!!!!!!! Over / Under: Runs by NYY, 3.5 NEW YORK Goldschmidt, 1B -- .246 (137) Judge, RF -- .267 (181) Rice, DH -- .312 (201) Bellinger, LF -- .288 (151) Rosario, 2B -- .265 (123) Grisham, CF -- .174 (87) McMahon, 3B -- .210 (77) Schuemann, SS -- .250 (131) Wells, C -- .177 (71) Warren, P -- 4-1, 3.46 BALTIMORE Henderson, SS -- .206 Ward, LF -- .257 Rutschman, C -- .302 Alonso, 1B -- .210 Basallo, DH -- .270 O'Neill, RF -- .179 Beavers, CF -- .243 Mayo, 3B -- .165 Jackson, 2B -- .246 Rogers, P -- 2-3, 4.75 Game on YES at 6:30 pm NEXT UP: Wednesday, May 13thm at 6:30 pm, at Baltimore

*** Happy New Year! EJ and Tim talk about the beginning of Spring Training games.

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Today we feature ranks #30-26! continue his career with the Yankees he needs to perform in spring training and earn a spot on the active 26 Heck, we're playing it a little safe because there's so little about him out there to evaluate on. #26

Weaver to IL -- replaced by De los Yoyo, I mean Santos Carrasco DFA'd -- replaced by Cruz Vivas to SWB -- replaced by Chisholm (no rehab assignment) How the mighty have fallen: In June, LeMahieu has more hits than Judge and Judge is homerless in June!!!! Escarra starts a night game after an off day. Dominquez not in lineup -- still has swelling. Could by Yankeese for thumb amputation? Another new lineup! Over / Under: LeMahieu & Chisholm hits: 0.5 GUARDIANS Kwan, LF -- .313 Martinez, CF -- .253 Ramirez, 3B -- .327 Fry, DH -- .000 Santana, 1B -- .262 Arias, SS -- .239 Wilson, C -- .216 Naylor, C -- .179 Noel, RF -- .149 Bibee, P -- 4-5, 3,86 YANKEES Grisham, CF -- .253 (145) Rice, DH -- .250 (146) Judge, RF -- .391 (243) Bellinger, LF -- .253 (116) Goldschmidt, 1B -- .333 (147) Chisholm, 3B -- .181 (104) Volpe, SS -- .239 (110) Escarra, C -- .240 (107) LeMahieu, 2B -- .239 (85) Rodon, P -- 7-3, 2.60 Game on YES at 7 pm NEXT UP: Wednesday, June 4th, 7 pm, vs Guardians

He Will not. Instead Schlittler gets the start. Yankees must run with reckfull abandon. Schlittler needs a big bouncy house game, errr, bounce back game. Sanchez gets to start the day game after a rain out. Really not crazy having Sanchez catch Schlittler for the 1st time. Which way flows the Pitch Comm? Over / Under: Yankee runs, 3.5 RED SOX Duran, LF -- .216 Rafaeila, CF -- .282 Abreu, RF -- .283 Contreras, 1B -- .299 Yoshida, DH -- .252 Gasper, C -- .306 Durbin, 3B -- .196 Seigler, 2B -- .000 Mayer, SS -- .221 Suarez, P -- 2-3. 3.38 YANKEES Goldschmidt, 1B -- .268 (141) Rice, DH -- .305 (187) Bellinger, LF -- .269 (134) Rosario, 3B -- .261 (121) Grisham, CF -- .212 (105) Volpe, SS -- .222 (95) Chisholm, 2B -- .234 (95) Caballero, RF -- .257 (100) Sanchez, C -- .--- (---) Schlittler, P -- 7-3 , 1.89 Game on YES at 1:30 pm. NEXT UP: Monday. June 8th, at 6:30 pm, at Cleveland

No Rice vs lefty. DJ starts 2nd straight game. Forget Soto, for the NYY it's the lineup shuffle. Paraza back at 3rd. Wells gets night game after day game. Slumping Judge dropped to 3rd in order. Will Peterson keep his same wife thru the game? Over / Under: Soto picked off 1B, 0.5 NYM Lindor, SS -- .290 Soto, RF -- .252 Alonso, 1B -- .308 Vientos, 3B -- .240 Nimmo, LF -- .229 Marte, DH -- .192 Alvarez, C -- .269 McNeil, CF -- .229 Acuna, 2B -- .264 Peterson, P -- 2-2, 3.05 NYY Goldschmidt, 1B -- .341 (151) Grisham, CF -- .274 (173) Judge. RF -- .402 (244) Bellinger, LF -- .243 (106) Volpe, SS -- .242 (117) Dominquez, DH -- .246 (122) LeMahieu, 2B -- .375 (237) Wells, C -- .206 (100) Paraza, 3B -- .179 (70) Fried, P -- 6-0, 1.11 Game on ESPN at 7 pm NEXT UP: Tuesday, May 20th, at 7 pm, vs Texas

Escarra and DJ get to start day game after night game before night game. Grisham left out! Yankees need to can Canning. Yanks try to give the Mets the full Schmidty. Over / Under: Yankee HRs, 2.5 METS Lindor, SS -- .294 Soto, RF -- .252 Alonso, 1B -- .303 Nimmo, LF -- .233 Vientos, DH -- .245 McNeil, 2B -- .244 Torrens, C -- .247 Baty, 3B -- .230 Taylor, CF -- .231 Canning, P -- 5-1, 2.36 YANKEES Rice, DH -- .254 (154) Judge, RF -- .414 (253) Bellinger, CF -- .242 (99) Goldschmidt, 1B -- .349 (156) Dominquez, LF -- .236 (117) Volpe, SS -- .236 (114) Escarra, C -- .200 (95) LeMahieu, 2B -- .250 (104) Vivas, 3B -- .185 (54) Schmidt, P -- 1-1, 4.73 Game on YES, SNY, and free on mlb.tv at 1pm NEXT UP: Sunday, May 18th, at 7 pm at Yankee Stadium

Another day start for Escarra --- proves Wells is a Vampire who is sucking the blood out of the Yankees' offense. Jones should be in CF. Stanton needs to give Volpe a pair of his pants. Judge, wearing his own pants, is DH. Escarra at negative WAR, maybe he can get a ceasefire. Over / Under: Volpe hits, 0.5 NEW YORK Grisham, CF -- .171 (89) Rice, 1B -- .305 (200) Judge, DH -- .273 (176) Bellinger, LF -- .262 (138) Chisholm, 2B -- .222 (83) McMahon, 3B -- .190 (61) Jones, RF -- .188 (58) Volpe, SS -- .000 (90) Escarra, C -- .182 (47) Rodriguez, P -- 0-1, 5.19 NEW YORK Benge, RF -- .245 Bichette, SS -- .210 Soto, DH -- .284 Vientos, 1B -- .234 Melendez, LF -- .250 Baty, 3B -- .231 Semien, 2B -- .224 Ewing, CF -- .250 Senger, C -- .000 Peralta, 3-3, 3.10 Game on YES and SNY at 1:30 pm NEXT UP: Monday, May 18th, at 7 pm, vs Toronto

How to nail down a win? Start off with a Gris-Hammer! Bellinger dropped to 5th! Should have benched him, not Dominquez. Over / Under: Judge HRs, at 0.5 Over / Under: Carrasco innings, 3.9 BJs Bichette, SS -- .296 Guerrero, 1B -- .277 Santander, DH -- .189 Springer, CF -- .333 Gimenez, 2B -- .194 Kirk, C -- .211 Barger, RF -- .059 Clement, 3B -- .232 Lukes, LF -- .200 Berrios, P -- 1-1, 5.02 YANKS Grisham, CF -- .320 Judge, RF -- .415 Rice, DH -- .288 Goldschmidt, 1B -- .383 Bellinger, LF -- .177 Chisholm, 2B -- .165 Volpe, SS -- .198 Wells, C -- .181 Cabrera, 3B -- .262 Carrasco, P -- 2-1, 6.53 Game on YES and MLBN (oom) at 7 pm NEXT UP: Saturday, April 26th, at 1 pm, vs Toronto

*** Dr. Paul Semendinger and Dr. EJ Fagan discuss the Yankees. Topics include: Cody Bellinger, Gerrit Cole, the Hall of Fame, Spring Training, and more!

by Paul Semendinger *** Ed Herrmann is one of those players who I have little memory of. I had his 1976 Topps Yankees card. It was one of those cards like we all had back then, bent a million times over with folds and creases and was in extremely poor condition. But it was a card of a guy on the Yankees so I kept it. I later learned that Ed Herrmann wasn’t even a Yankee in 1976. He played for the Yankees in one season only, 1975. And…he actually did pretty well. A lefty-hitting catcher, Herrmann appeared in 80 games batting .255 with 6 homers and 30 runs batted in. Not bad! Ed Herrmann arrived for good in the Major Leagues in 1969 and played with the White Sox from that year through 1974. Just before the 1975, season the White Sox traded Herrmann to the Yankees for four minor leaguers of little note. None of those four players reached the big show although, one of those players was John Narron who believe was future Yankee Jerry Narron’s older brother. After his successful season in the Bronx, the Yankees sold Herrmann to the California Angels. He was then traded to the Astros. That 1976 season, the one with the card I had that was all folded and creased and an absolute mess, was also a mess in actuality for Herrmann. Between the two clubs (California and Houston) he batted just .199. In 56 games in 1977, Herrmann rediscovered his batting stroke as he put up a solid .291 in 56 games. In 1978, after a .111 start in 16 games, he was sold to the Expos. It didn’t help. In 19 games for Montreal, he batted just .175. Somehow, he stayed with the club all season. In his last big league at bat, Ed Herrmann came up as a pinch hitter for pitcher Darold Knowles of the Pirates. He singled off future Yankee pitcher Ed Whitson. Pepe Frias then pinch-ran for Herrmann… and that was that. Ed Herrmann played 11 seasons batting .240 with 80 homers and 320 runs batted in.