October 6, 2026

58 thoughts on “Yankees (81-61) @ Padres (74-68), Sunday, September 6, 2026, 4:10 PM EDT”

  1. Yup. San Diego has great weather and with Soto, machado, etc would have a really good team and he made that decision before the Dodgers went nuts.
    But we know he’s a weirdo. He decided to stay in NY and sign with the Mets. Either a weirdo, not very smart, or a guy who has received some really bad advice.

    1. It sounds like the last one. The rumor is that it was his family that was pushing him to sign with the Mets (as they threw in a bunch of perks for his mom), and he’s a dutiful son.

    2. Cohen also rolled out the red carpet. It worked w/ Lindor to start it off not unlike the Jayson Werth signing w/ the Nats.

  2. “I think sustained excellence is fun, too.”
    Agreed. But a winning season isn’t excellence.
    If they were over 600 winning percentage all those years, that would be something. If they’d won the division all those years, that would be something.
    All those winning seasons is “never sucking, but never been good enough,” not sustained excellence.

    1. One American League Championship in 16 years, soon to be 17, is not good enough except for Hal.

    2. I’m Not a cashman defender as I think he’s way past his sell date but Making the playoffs almost every year (9 out of 10) is pretty good. Of course when you spend more than anyone in the league that gives you a huge advantage.

    3. in theory they could have that run and be virtually at .500.
      Given who they are and what they spend, I mean – so what?

    1. Fuck. Couldn’t ask Rice to foul off TWO two-strike pitches. That’s just too much to dream of.

  3. It’s shocking how close they came to sweeping this series.
    This is why the Soto move, as thrilling as it was, was dumb.
    Remember when they asked Severino about having to face the Yankees now, and he said: look, you pitch around two guys and they have nothing.
    They lean on Judge and just ignore the rest of the offense.
    They can’t use Judge as a crutch. They need a genuinely above-average non-Judge offense, and with what they spend – one without gaping black holes.

  4. Hoch: The Yankees have no game scheduled for Monday, but Yankee Stadium is still expected to host one of its most important events in months.
    Aaron Judge is scheduled to face live pitching for the first time since breaking a rib in late May, suggesting the captain could be in the lineup during this homestand against the Rockies and Mets — a return that, in Judge’s mind, is long overdue.​

    1. And the suns will set. Out of their finally 20 I predicted a minimum of 19 wins, more likely they’ll run the table. Besides this time of year no good team could possibly lose any games to the Halos.

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