Over their last 15 games, the Yankees are 5-10.
Obviously, the team has hit a rough stretch offensively, one that can be connected, in part, to the team’s bevy of injuries. However, with that said, though much of the collective slump is predicated upon a wide-sweeping offensive malaise, the Yankees’ starting pitching, which [...]
On the season, Derek Jeter has amassed a first pitch strike percentage of 63.6% (the number is based on first pitches that are thrown for strikes, as well as the number of first pitches Jeter swings at). To Yankee fans, that rate is probably surprising in that it is so low. Based on [...]
Mark Teixeira, the Yankees’ powerful first baseman, has been horrendous this season. As he slumped last month, hitting .136 while posting an anemic .559 OPS, many attributed his poor performance to historically identifiable early season struggles. “Tex always looks bad in April,” pursed through the lips of seemingly every Yankee fan as they attempted [...]
Last night, although CC Sabathia, the Yankees’ ace left-hander, gave up 6 runs – 5 of which were earned – against Johan Santana and the Mets, I don’t think I would say that such an outing was surprising, really. After a strong start in April – he posted a 3.38 FIP and struck out [...]
I have written about Derek Jeter‘s lack of plate patience this year a number of times, as such a change in a hitter’s approach can often be predictive for older players, indicating that a decline is ahead. For Jeter, that could very well be the case given that he is swinging [...]
The most likely outcome for a Derek Jeter at-bat this season has been the groundout, as he has done that 35.23% of the time. His groundball rate sits at 68% on the season, while his career mark is 56%…
Let’s completely ignore sample size issues for a moment, shall we? In this outfield this season (prior to last night’s game, even), Marcus Thames has an UZR/150 of -17.4. Such a rating is inline with Thames’ previous fielding trends while with the Tigers. Basically, though this was made especially clear during last night’s game, [...]
Forget Carl Crawford. In the American League, no other player is as fast or as wise with his wheels than the Yankees’ left fielder, Brett Gardner. Not Carl Crawford, not Rajai Davis, not Elvis Andrus—none of them are as good, for that mantle – the best baserunner in the AL – belongs solely to the [...]
For all its abstractness, whatever clutch might be defined as, Francisco Cervelli seems to embody the term. Though Cervelli has only started 15 games, he already has 14 RBI on the season, and, more impressively, almost half of those runs were produced in high-leverage situations. The numbers tell the story, as Cervelli has [...]
According to Ken Rosenthal of FOX Sports, the Yankees’ designated hitter, Nick Johnson, will undergo surgery on his right wrist tomorrow, as the cortisone injection he recently received must not have done the trick. KR continues that the surgery will likely keep Johnson sidelined until July (it’s Johnson though, so he may very well [...]
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