Volpe has been smiling a lot tonight. Good to see these guys having fun after five weeks of torture.
Teixeira had a really 'weak' three HR game at Fenway one time, one just inside each line. This one is equally weak, 348 on the first one (the other way though) and the 2nd off a position player. He will take it though!Let's just ignore the fact that it was a position player - two Jazz homers!
Haha Hoch posted this at the exact same time:Teixeira had a really 'weak' three HR game at Fenway one time, one just inside each line. This one is equally weak, 348 on the first one (the other way though) and the 2nd off a position player. He will take it though!
I have to imagine Showalter did this at least once. Quite possibly with his YES days too. I'd rather forget them too, but it makes sense he'd have done a Yankees/Orioles at some point?This is not a @Brand Name request but I would guess that this is the first time an announcer for a MLB game has previously managed both teams playing, for multiple seasons. Evidently GIrardi was the one who moved Schwarber to leadoff...
Oh good call! I don't think he did many games on YES but yeah he probably did at least one of those series.I have to imagine Showalter did this at least once. Quite possibly with his YES days too. I'd rather forget them too, but it makes sense he'd have done a Yankees/Orioles at some point?
Yeah.I really did not expect to love Jazz nearly this much or this quickly,
For the record, I posted this before I saw his HR tonight.I really did not expect to love Jazz nearly this much or this quickly
Again for the record, I wrote this when NY was down 4-1, before he homered twice. All 5 RBIs in a 5-4 game and more spectacular D, what an acquisition.I really did not expect to love Jazz nearly this much or this quickly, that man is a thoroughbred athlete like we have not seen many of in NY. That was a laser down the line in right barely foul, his swing is a thing of beauty.
I wonder if his spectacular debut at 3B yesterday is what kept Gleyber in NY today, through 12 innings he is already the best NY defensive 3B in recent memory.
By xBA: Realmuto .350 (single), Castellanos .150 (force), Stott .410 (single), Hays .050 (force), Turner .300 (single), Harper .330 (groundout). So of six batters, an average xBA of .265. If 1.000 equals one hit, you'd expect an average of 1.59 hits. And because these were all pretty definitive singles with none going more than 59 feet, you'd expect first/third but no extras if not for the wild pitch--with it I think this is about an average outcome by equating the hit type into like an RE24. Long way to say I agree.4 straight ground balls to start the 9th, just BABIP stuff. Then of course he throws the wild slider as soon as a guy is on 3rd
Was a really bad AB. Watch hanging breaking ball, become filled with regret, swing at 2 pitches way out of the zoneWells has been great lately, but I think there is another lefty batter that I'd rather see batting cleanup now.
This is why as earlier discussed if you have an OF of Judge/Grisham/Soto, you play them that way L to R and take full advantage of Grisham. Judge has played there a few times but anyway it is moot now because they kept Verdugo.Didn't think Grisham was going to get that one.