Despite the panic in Boston and a horrific stretch of recent play, the Red Sox still hold a 3-game lead over the red-hot Rays for the American League Wild Card. Boston’s recent struggles have re-opened the wild card race, and while the Red Sox should still be heavy favorites to make it to October, we [...]
AL Playoff picture quickly becomes muddied
By Steve Sciacco On September 11, 2011 · 4 Comments · In General Musings, News and notes, The Opposition
A week ago it appeared we would have a rather dull September, with the Yanks and Red Sox cruising their way to October baseball. But a 4 game slide from both teams (2-8 for the Red Sox) has clouded the Wild Card picture. With 3 weeks to go we may actually get a scramble to [...]
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In the offseason, the Philadelphia Phillies “Four Aces” rotation was heralded as having the potential to be one of the best ever. Considering the track records of Roy Halladay, Cliff Lee, Cole Hamels, and Roy Oswalt, those lofty pre-season expectations were far [...]
Baseball’s Current Crop of Second Basemen Is Really Cleaning Up
By William Juliano On August 31, 2011 · Leave a Comment · In History, Player Analysis, Statistical Notes, The Opposition
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When the Yankees beat the Orioles on Monday night, Robinson Cano was batting in the cleanup spot. Then, in the team’s victory over the Red Sox on Tuesday, Dustin Pedroia was batting fourth in the opposition lineup. Why is that significant? Because of the position [...]
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If the Yankees were hoping to deliver a message to the Red Sox this past weekend, it didn’t reach the intended destination. In fact, it was returned to sender. Not only did Boston win another series, but the team beat CC Sabathia for the [...]
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By most objective standards, the Yankees have the best pitching staff in the American League. And yet, according to some, Brian Cashman’s inability to acquire another pitcher has branded the team as a “trade deadline loser”. So much for perspective.
American League Pitching [...]
Are Yankees Headed for Pennant Race No Man’s Land?
By William Juliano On July 25, 2011 · 5 Comments · In General Musings, Scheduling, The Opposition, Uncategorized
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As July draws to a close, gradual separation in the American League East has begun to emerge. After beginning the month three games behind the Yankees, the Red Sox have turned the tables on their rival by going 16-3 and taking a three game lead [...]
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With the trade deadline looming, the next 10 days could determine which teams will enter the stretch drive in the best position. For some clubs, however, the biggest impact could come from their upcoming schedule, not a potential acquisition.
After a disappointing 4-4 road trip [...]
Do Marathon Extra Inning Games Take a Toll the Following Day?
By William Juliano On July 18, 2011 · 4 Comments · In General Musings, Scheduling, Statistical Notes, The Opposition
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By the time the Rays and Red Sox completed their 16-inning Sunday night marathon, the Yankees had not only landed in Tampa, but were likely nestled comfortably in their beds. During the ESPN broadcast of the game, Bobby Valentine, Dan Shulman and Orel Hershiser repeatedly [...]
After “Losing the Off Season”, Yanks Are Winning the WAR in April
By William Juliano On April 29, 2011 · Leave a Comment · In Player Analysis, Roster Decisions, The Opposition
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Over the winter, much was made about how Theo Epstein and the Boston Red Sox won the offseason, while Brian Cashman and the New York Yankees were left out in the cold. Well, after only one month, the tables have been turned. At least [...]
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