Earlier in the month, Brad took a look at the struggles of Robinson Cano. Cano’s definitely rebounded since then; for the month, he’s hitting .357/.379/.554/.993. Still, there’s something that seems not quite right with Robinson, and like Hiroki Kuroda (though for different reasons, obviously), it’s old number one.
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Coming into Sunday’s game against the Royals the Yankee bats had completely vanished. The Bronx Bombers had scored only 13 runs in their last six games and, frankly, were lucky to be only 2-4 over that stretch, as opposed to 0-6. There’s too much talent on the Yankee offense for the team to struggle the [...]
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The lack of production from the middle of the Yankee lineup this season is a theme that probably deserves more time and space to discuss than it’s gotten so far. There have been a few big games here and there, [...]
The assumption has always been that it is only a matter of time and dollar bills before the Yankees and Robinson Cano come to an agreement that will keep the Yankee second baseman in pinstripes for the next several years. In terms of performance, Cano is the Yankee most deserving of a major [...]
The decision about whether to resign Robinson Cano (for how much money and how many years) will be one of the most difficult decisions to face Brian Cashman in the supposed “austerity budget” era. With Derek Jeter and Alex Rodriguez in their late-30′s, Cano is probably the core of [...]
Back in October, I wrote an article on the possibilities for the 2012 lineup. I enjoy writing posts like that, but that one was probably the most negatively received piece I’ve written since I started writing on the Internet. So what am I going to do? Revisit it, of course. The [...]
Interesting game shaping up in Miami tonight. The game began with Robinson Cano striking out and then being called out for interference, and apparently Arod had some unflattering words for the umpire. Hiroki Kuroda finished his short start to prepare for the season with 3.0 innings, 1 run, 1 [...]
Brad Vietrogoski:
AL) Albert Pujols- He’s motivated to show St. Louis and everybody else that his 10-year contract won’t become the disaster that A-Rod’s is, he’s completely healthy, and he’s been hitting the crap out of the ball all spring. Plus, by moving to the AL Pujols can use the [...]
If you hop into the proverbial Wayback Machine with me, you’ll see I wrote this post a little over two years ago about the 2010 version of the team. As we’re on the edge of the season, let’s take a look at the current incarnation of the Yankees and see what makes each [...]
Once again, it’s time for us to take the baseball equivalent of a blind taste test. So far this offseason one of these two players has generated a lot of mandatory contract talk out of Yankee fans, while the other player hasn’t. Both will be available as free-agents in the next two seasons. The general [...]
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