NY YANKEES - 2021
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Tuesday's games of importance:
Baltimore (Wells - 1-1, 5.28) at Yankees (TBD) - 7:05 PM
Cleveland (Plesac - 6-3, 4.26) at Toronto (Ryu - 10-5, 3.26) - 7:07 PM
Boston (Richards - 6-6, 5.15) at Detroit (Peralta - 3-2, 3.64) - 7:10 PM
Seattle (Kikuchi - 6-6, 4.01) at Tampa Bay (Patino - 2-2, 4.26) - 7:10 PM
San Diego (Snell - 4-4, 5.44) at Oakland (TBD) - 9:40 PM
Baltimore (Wells - 1-1, 5.28) at Yankees (TBD) - 7:05 PM
Cleveland (Plesac - 6-3, 4.26) at Toronto (Ryu - 10-5, 3.26) - 7:07 PM
Boston (Richards - 6-6, 5.15) at Detroit (Peralta - 3-2, 3.64) - 7:10 PM
Seattle (Kikuchi - 6-6, 4.01) at Tampa Bay (Patino - 2-2, 4.26) - 7:10 PM
San Diego (Snell - 4-4, 5.44) at Oakland (TBD) - 9:40 PM
after the 4 ballantines and a double. i had to vent. i was concerned for the safety of the yankee outfielders. i did not want to see any of them crashing into a wall. so i put on my rabbit skin fur coat and it worked. the batting practice pitcher was yanked. but the anemic yankee sticks were not helped by my rabbit mojo.
Wednesday's games of importance:
Seattle (Gilbert - 5-2, 4.04) at Tampa Bay (Fleming - 8-5, 4.15) - 1:10 PM
San Diego (Musgrove - 7-7, 2.94) at Oakland (Montas - 9-8, 4.08) - 3:37 PM
Baltimore (Harvey - 6-10, 6.20) at Yankees (Taillon - 7-4, 4.11) - 7:05 PM
Cleveland (Mejia - 1-6, 7.60) at Toronto (Matz - 8-6, 4.58) - 7:07 PM
Boston (Rodriguez - 7-6, 5.60) at Detroit (Mize - 6-5, 3.41) - 7:10 PM
Seattle (Gilbert - 5-2, 4.04) at Tampa Bay (Fleming - 8-5, 4.15) - 1:10 PM
San Diego (Musgrove - 7-7, 2.94) at Oakland (Montas - 9-8, 4.08) - 3:37 PM
Baltimore (Harvey - 6-10, 6.20) at Yankees (Taillon - 7-4, 4.11) - 7:05 PM
Cleveland (Mejia - 1-6, 7.60) at Toronto (Matz - 8-6, 4.58) - 7:07 PM
Boston (Rodriguez - 7-6, 5.60) at Detroit (Mize - 6-5, 3.41) - 7:10 PM
game 106.
the story of this game was not the yanks beating a crappy team that used crappy pitchers.nor the yanks plethora of hits and runs and gettys but rookie pitchers -
On Monday, Gil thought he was going to still be pitching for Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre the next day. But he received the call that night telling him he was going to the big leagues.“I was so excited, I called my family. I barely slept. The emotions and everything I felt were going through my head,” Gil said through an interpreter. “I prayed a lot. I asked for guidance, because I knew I was going to be nervous.”By the time Gil reached the Yankee Stadium mound, he kept his emotions in check. He threw six scoreless innings, allowing four hits and striking out six. Gil relied heavily on his four-seam fastball -- clocked as high as 98.5 mph -- and slider to get quick outs.
Gil wasn’t the only Yankees pitcher to make his Major League debut, as relievers Stephen Ridings and Brody Koerner also both took a big league mound for the first time. It was the second time in Yanks history that three pitchers debuted in the same game. The first time was Sept. 26, 1950, when Lew Burdette, Dave Madison and Ernie Nevel debuted against the Senators.
the story of this game was not the yanks beating a crappy team that used crappy pitchers.nor the yanks plethora of hits and runs and gettys but rookie pitchers -
On Monday, Gil thought he was going to still be pitching for Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre the next day. But he received the call that night telling him he was going to the big leagues.“I was so excited, I called my family. I barely slept. The emotions and everything I felt were going through my head,” Gil said through an interpreter. “I prayed a lot. I asked for guidance, because I knew I was going to be nervous.”By the time Gil reached the Yankee Stadium mound, he kept his emotions in check. He threw six scoreless innings, allowing four hits and striking out six. Gil relied heavily on his four-seam fastball -- clocked as high as 98.5 mph -- and slider to get quick outs.
Gil wasn’t the only Yankees pitcher to make his Major League debut, as relievers Stephen Ridings and Brody Koerner also both took a big league mound for the first time. It was the second time in Yanks history that three pitchers debuted in the same game. The first time was Sept. 26, 1950, when Lew Burdette, Dave Madison and Ernie Nevel debuted against the Senators.
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Friday's games of importance:
Tampa Bay (Yarbrough - 6-4, 4.58) at Baltimore (Means - 5-3, 2.84) - 7:05 PM
Seattle (Gonzalez - 3-5, 5.15) at Yankees (Peralta - 3-2, 5.26) - 7:05 PM
Boston (Eovaldi - 9-6, 3.71) at Toronto (Manoha - 3-1, 2.47) - 7:05 PM
Texas (Foltynewicz - 2-10, 6.00) at Oakland (Bassitt - 11-3, 3.28) - 9:40 PM
Tampa Bay (Yarbrough - 6-4, 4.58) at Baltimore (Means - 5-3, 2.84) - 7:05 PM
Seattle (Gonzalez - 3-5, 5.15) at Yankees (Peralta - 3-2, 5.26) - 7:05 PM
Boston (Eovaldi - 9-6, 3.71) at Toronto (Manoha - 3-1, 2.47) - 7:05 PM
Texas (Foltynewicz - 2-10, 6.00) at Oakland (Bassitt - 11-3, 3.28) - 9:40 PM
