July 26, 2025

59 thoughts on “Yankees (47-35) vs. Athletics (34-51), Sunday, June 29, 2025, 1:35PM EDT

    1. When the pitcher had him 0-2, and just kept throwing him balls to try to get him to chase, and he took the first two, but then finally swung over the third one…it’s just, like, dude, just TAKE THE FUCKING WALK.

    1. Oh, okay, looking into it, Stroman never got past 60 pitches in his rehab starts, so he almost certainly WAS on a pitch count today. So I can’t knock Boone for that. I CAN knock him for not pulling Brubaker as soon as it was bases loaded, no outs, and two runs in.

  1. The Yankees feel like that Seinfeld bit. “We know how hitting with runners in scoring position works.” “You don’t seem to. You know how to get runners on base, but not how to drive them in.”

    1. He hits like 1960 pitchers. In 2021 the year before the NL adapted the DH, pitchers hit 154. Peraza is hitting 157.

    2. Yeah, but I think you can carry a guy like that at shortstop if he’s THIS good of a defender. You just can’t carry him at second base with this offense.

    3. So you’re saying that if cashman had gotten a real 3b this offseason…yeah that sounds right.

    1. When they signed him for 6 years at $90 (as I recall) we assumed it was really 4 years at 90 but spreading it over 6. In hindsight (for cashman; we all knew at the time) it was a bad deal. Having him stick around makes it worse.

    2. When they signed him for 6 years at $90 (as I recall) we assumed it was really 4 years at 90 but spreading it over 6. In hindsight (for cashman; we all knew at the time) it was a bad deal. Having him stick around makes it worse.

      Yeah, LeMahieu was getting offers for 4 years/$80 million from other teams, so Cash beat it by doing $90 million, but spreading it out over six years, since Cash was trying to keep under the HalCap (which he did). That was a crazy ass season filled with moves designed to save money more than anything (like getting Odor for free, and signing Brett Gardner, Justin Wilson, and Darren O’Day on fake contracts designed to get their total AAV to a very low total). They still won 92 games.

  2. NYY Lineup
    Cy Scherzer
    T Grisham (L) CF
    C Bellinger (L) LF
    A Judge (R) RF
    J Chisholm Jr. (L) 3B
    G Stanton (R) DH
    B Rice (L) 1B
    A Volpe (R) SS
    J Escarra (L) C
    D LeMahieu (R) 2B

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