June 22, 2025

62 thoughts on “Yankees (30-19) @ Rockies (8-42), Friday, May 23, 2025, 8:40PM EDT

  1. Man, does the ball carry!
    Makes up for 2 strikeouts in their first two outs to a team – what are they, last in the league in strikeouts?

    1. Actually, 365 feet?
      In Colorado?
      I take it back.
      Nice, but not the real thing.

  2. Tim Hill last 14 days before tonight opp 313/1103! We got lucky with him last year but remember the White Sox cut him and he was never much.

    1. I don’t think you replace Hill, you just don’t use him like he’s some fucking fireman.

      Especially bringing him into a situation with two runners on against a guy who was 3 for 9 with a home run against him.

    1. He’s saving Belli and if this team like most Cash teams had any depth decisions would be simpler.

  3. Still, along the lines of other pitchers – Schmidt totally didn’t have it today. He was missing badly all the time.
    He could have gotten out of it having surrendered 1 run.

  4. This is a terrible game.
    And yet one more game you can pin squarely on Boone.
    (Note that this is entirely consistent with players performing over predictions for him.)

  5. And yes – Wells looked like he’d be a young star at catcher.
    It would be nice if he started looking like that again before the world forgets that he ever did.

  6. Meanwhile Devers is heating up and the catcher Cash gave to the townies for Elmer Cruz, who is back with Boston, went 3/5 today and is hitting 291/837. Cash with his usual impeccable ludgement preferred JC Escarra 175/631. And in some cruel irony Garret Whitlock, who Cash surrendered to keep Brooks Kriske era 11, got the win.

    1. Wait – if Cash traded for Elmer Cruz, and Elmer Cruz is back with them and one of their best prospects… there’s something wrong with that picture, isn’t there?

    2. He was their #14 prospect. He’s got good strikeout numbers 10.6/9 and bad walk numbers 4.2/9 in high A.

    1. Cruz is the Yankees’ #6 prospect right now according to MLB.com. So I imagine that trade will end up being fine.

      Does that trade look bad if Narvaez continues to hit 100 points better in OPS in the Majors than he did in AAA? I would agree that no, it wouldn’t, but, I mean, come the heck on, right? Who suddenly starts hitting only in the Majors? We always knew he could play catcher defensively, but so can Wells and Escarra (and Trevino and Higgy and Torrens). The fact of the matter is that the Yankees are just really, really good at teaching catcher defense, so much so that the league is currently FILLED with former Yankees catchers. The hitting is a huge surprise, and that TYPICALLY means a reversion is coming.

  7. Tomorrow will Flash justify the loss by saying how teams get up for the Yankees? Rockies have not won a series all year. Will this be the first?

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