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Across the AL: Opening Day Recap
The date is April 2, 2013, which means Opening Day has come and gone. The 2013 Major League Baseball season has finally begun and is already off to an exciting start. To lessen the blow of the rival Red Sox defeating the Yankees, 8-2, this article will not even mention the soon-to-be-forgotten game any more ...
Posted in Editorial
Tagged A.J. Pierzynski, Addison Reed, Al Alburquerque, Albert Pujols, Alcides Escobar, Brett Anderson, Bruce Rondon, Chris Iannetta, Chris Sale, Drew Smyly, Felix Hernandez, James Shields, Jered Weaver, Johnny Cueto, Josh Hamilton, Justin Verlander, Phil Coke, Ryan Doumit, Shin-Soo Choo, Tom Wilhelmsen, Trevor Plouffe, Vance Worley
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Across the AL: An Early Look at the Seattle Mariners
Bronx Baseball Daily welcomes Eric Favaloro, who will write a regular weekly column this season focusing on a team or teams around baseball. Exploring other teams in depth has been something that I've wanted to do on Bronx Baseball Daily for a while now so I'm excited Eric is joining us. Please enjoy his article ...
Posted in MLB News and Notes
Tagged Adam LaRoche, Blake Beavan, Danny Hultzen, Dustin Ackley, Erasmo Ramirez, Felix Hernandez, HHisashi Iwakuma, Jason Bay, Jeremy Bonderman, Jesus Montero, Joe Saunders, Jon Garland, Justin Smoak, Kendrys Morales, Kyle Seager, Michael Saunders, Mike Morse, Raul Ibanez
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Thoughts on the 2012 AL Cy Young race
Unlike the American League MVP race, the Cy Young race is a bit more up in the air. Justin Verlander lead with a 6.8 WAR, but Felix Hernandez was right behind him and David Price had a better ERA. Jered Weaver also needs to be considered as he finished with a sub-3.00 ERA and won 20 games. Those ...
King Felix throws a perfect game
After the beating King Felix Hernandez gave the Yankees two weeks ago this shouldn't come as a big surprise, but he became the first Mariners pitcher in the team's history to throw a perfect game yesterday when he did it against the Rays yesterday while striking out 12. His whiff percentage during the game was an ...
King Felix shuts the Yankees down
King Felix Hernandez has become the pitcher Yankees fans all want to see in Pinstripes, but the guy they never want to see on the mound in the Bronx. He dominated them again on Saturday as he needed just 101 pitches for a two-hit, complete game shutout. Hiroki Kuroda started and allowed just one run while ...
Should Yankees target Felix Hernandez if he becomes available?
Not much more than a year ago, the Yankees trio of pitching prospects, The Killer B's, were among the best prospect trio in baseball. Today only Manny Banuelos still looks promising and he's on the DL with an elbow injury. The trio before them came with even more hype and right now Phil Hughes is the ...
The Yankee beat: D-Rob, plate discipline, and Yankee killers
CC Sabathia went eight innings and did not allow an earned run as the offense scored five runs off Tampa's ace David Price behind homers by Robinson Cano and Curtis Granderson for a 5-3 win. Here is the recap and the graph. Here is what the Yankees blogosphere was talking about today. Pinstriped Bible says people are ...
MLB Trade Rumors: Mariners Will Not Trade King Felix
When the Yankees missed out on Cliff Lee last offseason the first thing they did was call the Mariners to ask about King Felix Hernandez, but unfortunately they were not looking to deal him at that time. Apparently nothing has changed since this past winter because according to Ken Rosenthal of Fox Sports, ...
Felix Hernandez Can Block Trades to Yankees
Via Jon Paul Morosi of Fox Sports: Felix Hernandez has a 10-team no-trade clause in his contract with the Seattle Mariners. During this season, the right-hander will be able to block deals to the New York Yankees, New York Mets, Boston Red Sox, Chicago Cubs, Los Angeles Angels, Los Angeles Dodgers, Texas Rangers, Philadelphia Phillies, ...
Yankees Rumors: Mariners are Not Trading Felix Hernandez
Since the Yankees missed out on Cliff Lee a lot of fans have been left clamoring for the Mariners ace Felix Hernandez. Only one problem, he's not available. Jon Heyman of Sports Illustrated spoke with Mariners general manager Jack Zduriencik who said he had "no interest in trading Felix." On top of that Hernandez ...