August 16, 2025

124 thoughts on “Yankees (65-57) @ Cardinals (61-62), Saturday, August 16, 2025, 7:15PM EDT

  1. Motherfucker, Stanton IS hurt. Too, too funny.

    Boone says Stanton is having trouble “bouncing back” after playing the outfield three nights in a row (two games starting in the outfield), so they’re being cautious and letting him rest. Totally the right decision, of course, but holy shit, dude!

    1. That makes me feel better about it, honestly. The guy just can’t run too much, which is fair enough, honestly. He hadn’t played three straight games in the outfield in THREE YEARS! So yeah, let him rest.

  2. I mean, don’t get me wrong, McMahon striking out wouldn’t be any different than McMahon walking with Wells on deck, but it wouldn’t clear Wells’ spot in the lineup, so bad job, McMahon! HE WAS TRYING TO WALK YOU!

    1. Actually, at some point he’s going to have to give up 5 runs to compensate for that one 3-run game.

  3. First batter hits a weak groundball
    Second batter hits a scorcher
    Third batter hits a scorcher
    Fourth batter strikes out on a called strike
    Fifth batter hits a scorcher (out)
    Sixth batter walks
    Seventh batter hits a scorcher (out)
    Eighth batter hits a scorcher
    Ninth batter hits a scorcher
    What could EVER happen with the tenth batter?!

    1. I think it comes down to the blisters. He had to change his grip because of the blisters. That’s why he should have just gone on the IL and worked on the blisters. Trust me, guys, we’re okay without him pitching hurt!

    1. Outfielder crashed into the wall, twisted his foot trying to catch Judge’s home run.

    1. As they’ve been saying on the broadcast, he appears to have changed his grip to help avoid blisters, and, well, it certainly appears to be having a negative impact on his pitching, as he has flat out SUCKED from the moment he had the blisters on his hand right before the All-Star break.

    1. The first two pitches, as per GD, were perfect pitches. Strikes, although just barely.

  4. Their bullpen is so bad that Gray is probably still their best bet, so I really WAS hoping they’d pull him (I mean, I think MOST teams would think that would be the time to pull him, but I get that the bullpen issue is a real issue).

  5. It’s funny, I should have said it then, but once he allowed the 5 runs (to compensate for that one outlier 3-run game), I was sure that was all he’d allow.

    1. It’s BAFFLING that he stopped chasing, and then hit fucking .400, then just…stopped doing that, and got much worse.

      That’s the thing about these guys, though, if the greatest hitter in the game can’t just keep doing what he knows would work best, how do you get Luis fucking Gil to follow a gameplan, ya know?

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