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March, 2009
March 17, 2009
By: Cecilia Tan
Category: Spring Training
Mariano threw only two balls in his outing. Struck out two looking, and had one comebacker to the mound. Corwin points out that maybe one reason Mo’s arm never breaks down is he doesn’t throw any breaking pitches at all. Hm.
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March 17, 2009
By: Cecilia Tan
Category: Spring Training
Feels really good to see Jorge greet Mariano on the mound.
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March 17, 2009
By: Cecilia Tan
Category: Uncategorized
And now Sabathia got all stiff during the long inning and walked Jack Wilson on four pitches.Then was plodding along against the next batter but caught him looking.
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March 17, 2009
By: Cecilia Tan
Category: Uncategorized
The inning continues. They put Cano in to pinch hit for matsui. I guess after an RBI double and a homer they figured he was done.
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March 17, 2009
By: Cecilia Tan
Category: Uncategorized
The third inning is still going on. The Yankees have batter around, and there are still two on and one out.
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March 17, 2009
By: Cecilia Tan
Category: Uncategorized
The Yankees have knocked Virgil Vasquez from the game with three doubles and a homer (Matsui) in the third. They are playing Irish-ish music between innings.
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March 17, 2009
By: Cecilia Tan
Category: Uncategorized
Sabathia has now struck out 6 of 9 batters.
Coming up next inning, Jack Wilson of the Pirates will be leading off. Is he another shortstop who wears number two because he grew up idolizing Jeter? Like Troy Tuliewitsky in Colorado?
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March 17, 2009
By: Cecilia Tan
Category: Uncategorized
Sabathia is not spotting the fastball well tonight, but the change up is devastating!
He has struck out 4 of 6 batters faced but the Pirates did scratch a run.
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March 17, 2009
By: Cecilia Tan
Category: Uncategorized
At the risk of stating the obvious, Sabathia is One Big Dude.
Struck out Nyjer Morgan to open the game.
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March 17, 2009
By: Cecilia Tan
Category: Uncategorized
It’s the first sign of bad weather we’ve had so far on the trip. Gray clouds and a bare sprinkle of rain. It being St. Patrick’s Day, lots of folks are wearing green. The opponent tonight is the Pirates. This means I just saw a guy dressed as a pirate leprechaun.
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March 17, 2009
By: Cecilia Tan
Category: Uncategorized
Apologies for the duplicate posts. Also, my intention was to post live from the games and then after the game consolidate all the posts into one large readable post and delete all the small one liners.
For some reason, my web site is not allowing me to DELETE anything. Strange, no? I won’t be able to fix it until I am back in the office, and I am on the road for a few more days yet, so please bear with me and the many many posts. Perhaps at tonight’s game I will just keep adding to the one post instead of creating new ones…?
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March 17, 2009
By: Cecilia Tan
Category: Uncategorized
Apologies for the duplicate posts. Also, my intention was to post live from the games and then after the game consolidate all the posts into one large readable post and delete all the small one liners.
For some reason, my web site is not allowing me to DELETE anything. Strange, no? I won’t be able to fix it until I am back in the office, and I am on the road for a few more days yet, so please bear with me and the many many posts. Perhaps at tonight’s game I will just keep adding to the one post instead of creating new ones…?
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March 16, 2009
By: Cecilia Tan
Category: Uncategorized
Cash was on deck last inning sows grilled his pals over whether he was always a catcher, that is, did he always have those ham hocks for legs? Or as Corwin put it, “catcher’s butt”?
Apparently he was a third baseman until after he went pro. “but he always walked funny, like he’s wearing high heels.” His pal also pointed out Cash might be the only guy who has won all three World Series, Little League, College (FSU), and MLB (Red Sox).
Cash is on again on another lucky pop! Flubbed by left fielder for two bases.
It is 11-0 Yankees.
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March 16, 2009
By: Cecilia Tan
Category: Uncategorized
Cash was on deck last inning so we grilled his pals over whether he was always a catcher, that is, did he always have those ham hocks for legs? Or as corwin put it, “catcher’s butt”?
Apparently he was a third baseman until after he went pro. “but he always walked funny, like he’s wearing high heels.” His pal also pointed out Cash might be the only guy who has won all three World Series, Little League, College (FSU), and MLB (Red Sox).
Cash is on again on another lucky pop! Flubbed by left fielder for two bases.
It is 11-0 Yankees.
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March 16, 2009
By: Cecilia Tan
Category: Uncategorized
The Yankees broke it open in the 6th, sending 11 men to the plate. One of them was Kevin Cash, making our friends happy. Cash hit a pop foul on the first pitch that ended up just fair and ended up in the seats. RBI ground rule double.
With such a big lead, Igawa gets another inning.
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March 16, 2009
By: Cecilia Tan
Category: Spring Training
Igawa got out of the fifth without giving up a run but he didn’t look good. How much of that is our expectation, I don’t know but he threw a lot of balls.
Second inning of work Igawa’s bacon was saved by an amazing but ugly grab to start a DP by Edwardo Nunez. Nunez now leading off the sixth and got a nice hand. And then beat out an infield hit.
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March 16, 2009
By: Cecilia Tan
Category: Uncategorized
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March 16, 2009
By: Cecilia Tan
Category: Uncategorized
Cody Ransom looks really good today on both offense and defense. Now if he was 23 instead of 33 he would be a hot prospect.
Nick Swisher uses Jimi Hendrix as at bat music and Joba has AC DC.
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March 16, 2009
By: Cecilia Tan
Category: Uncategorized
They put the shift on Howard and got the ground ball but didn’t get him out because he hit it too softly.
The guys sitting behind us played high school baseball with Kevin Cash. So we hope he gets in the game. Lately we’ve seen Cervelli and Montero though.
Bruney pitching now.
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March 16, 2009
By: Cecilia Tan
Category: Uncategorized
Just wrote “failed pitch out” in my scorecard. Nunez stole second on a pitch out but the catcher had butterfingers.
Yesterday’s trivia quiz was tricky. Who was the first yankee batter announced by Bob Sheppard? I will answer next inning…
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