Back with Pawtucket, Jed Lowrie hit a two-run homer in his second at-bat last night. Lowrie said Terry Francona "told me to come down here and get my work in and have a good attitude about it."
The Herald has a nice piece on Craig Hansen.
Cleveland second baseman Asdrubal Cabrera turned an unassisted triple play last night against Toronto — then flipped the ball into the crowd sitting behind the Cleveland dugout.
Also, from the Post: "... this club is likely in for a very long summer unless the Yankees can remain afloat until help can be secured through trades. ... The Yankees' fourth loss in six games lowered their record to 19-20 as the quarter pole quickly approaches."And the Yankees would rather rush Ian Kennedy back to the majors than have Kei Igawa start another game.
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on that triple play:
[T]he guy who had the ignominy of hitting into this play was able to laugh it off.
"Hey, I'm just trying to speed up the game," Overbay said with a perfect deadpan delivery. "It's a bad hit-and-run. It's not very smart hitting a line drive. That's not going to work out very good. But, you know, I'll go down in history. No one can take that away from me."
-from the MLB.com article linked above.
Pettitte's struggles don't warrant a schadenfreude post? Or those only happen when we win and they lose? (You'd think I'd have noticed by now.)
Pettitte's struggles don't warrant a schadenfreude post? Or those only happen when we win and they lose? (You'd think I'd have noticed by now.)
Well, it was only one tabloid today. And as I commented last night, I'm not sure if I should trot out a Schad post every time they lose. I could, but should I save them for good stuff?
There is no pattern, btw. It all depends on what's on the backpages.
. I could, but should I save them for good stuff?
I vote for save it for really good stuff. Too much of anything can become routine, even Yankee S-posts.
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