Tag Archives: 2010 Yankees

Vazquez Start vs BoSox will be Skipped; Next Start 5/10 vs Tigers

Posted on May 3, 2010 by Stephen Crociata
Vazquez

Well the expected is now official as Joe Girardi said before Monday nights game vs Baltimore that Javier Vazquez will not pitch in the upcoming weekend series at Fenway Park. Girardi's exact words were "We'll give him a couple days to catch his breath" and apparently Javy asked the Yankee skipper to not change the ...

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ChiSox @ Yankees Series Recap: Brought to You by BBD The Show

Posted on May 2, 2010 by Stephen Crociata
Derek Jeter 4/30/10

Game One: The Derek Jeter Show White Sox 4 Yankees 6 W: Aceves L: Thornton Sv: Rivera The first game of the series didn't start the way the Yankees envisioned as the preview for the series said a sweep seemed possible, but after the top of the 1st that was already in doubt. With two on in the ...

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Game 20: Robinson Cano Continues Masterful April; Yanks top Os 8-3

Posted on April 29, 2010 by Stephen Crociata
Robinson Cano

The Yankees may only be 3-4 in their last 7 games but it's definitely not due to a lack of production in the five hole. Robinson Cano is 14-18 in his last 7 games with 2 HR and 5 RBI, one of those HRs coming in last nights victory in game two verse Balitmore. Cano's ...

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NY Yankees @ LA Angels of Anaheim Series Recap: Yanks Drop 1st Series of Season.

Posted on April 25, 2010 by Stephen Crociata
LAA: Morales

Game One Yankees 4 Angels 6 W: Rodney L: Chamberlain Sv: Fuentes The first game of the season was plagued by bad moves made by Joe Girardi, covered in an article by Rob: \"Girardi’s Moves Cost Yankees the Game\". In the end there were more inconsistencies shown by Joba Chamberlain and a game winning home run by Kendry Morales, ...

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Texas Rangers @ NY Yankees Series Recap: Get Out Your Brooms

Posted on April 18, 2010 by Stephen Crociata
CC Sabathia

Game One Rangers 1 Yankees 5 (6 innings) W: Sabathia L: Wilson With the clouds hanging from above in the 1st inning it was quite obvious from the start Friday night's game would likely be a short one. The conditions were terrible and it was seen early one the players were battling the field. Texas scored in the ...

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Yankee's Hitting Unable to Bail Out CC/Bullpen as BoSox Take the Opener 9-7

Posted on April 5, 2010 by Stephen Crociata

The baseball season is officially underway, but for the Yankees the opener did not go the way they had hoped. Early on the pitchers sis their thing as the 8 batters of the game were retired, but with two outs in the top of the 2nd that changed as Jorge Posada hit a Beckett pitch ...

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2010 Player Previews: Derek Jeter

Posted on February 8, 2010 by Stephen Crociata

2009: The 2009 season was Derek Jeter's 14th full season in the big leagues and many analysts, "professionals", and fans were wondering if Jeter would finally start to show his age. In Jeter's previous 13 seasons he consistently put up star numbers, never having an avg under .290, and always came up in the big moments ...

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2010 Yankees: Milestones

Posted on January 8, 2010 by Stephen Crociata

This season when the Yankees win their 43rd game it will be the 9,500th in the history of the Highlanders/Yankees Franchise. This caused me to think "what milestones are the individual players on pace to reach this year?" The results are as follows. Jorge Posada: -12 hits away from 1,500 -36 RBIs away from 1,000 Mark Teixeira: -34 HRs away from ...

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2010 Yankees Destined for 114 Wins?

Posted on January 6, 2010 by Stephen Crociata

The 1998 Yankees were the team nobody can forget as they finished the season at 114-48 and an 11-2 playoff record resulting in the organization's 24th world championship. Looking back at that team one may notice some similarities to the team the Yankees will put on the field in 2010. The 1998 batting and pitching rotation ...

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