October 7, 2025

96 thoughts on “Yankees (81-65) @ Red Sox (81-66), Friday, September 12, 2025, 7:10PM EDT

  1. Stanton, remember when you stopped swinging at bad pitches and were suddenly awesome?

    That would have been a lot nicer in that at-bat had you done that. Instead, you swung at two balls, and then forced yourself into a situation where you had to take strike three.

    STOP EXPANDING THE ZONE LIKE A FUCKING IDIOT!

  2. From wiki: “Raleigh is widely regarded as one of MLB’s elite power threats, all-around catchers, and switch hitters.”

    Yes indeed, he’s widely regarded as a switch hitter. However! I make no definitive claims.

  3. I think 90% of Hamilton’s walks have come against the Yankees. He’s a TERRIBLE hitter, and yet they keep fucking walking him.

    Can you even IMAGINE walking the first two batters of the inning with a 2-0 lead in the fifth?

  4. Gil just gets ahead, and promptly throws pitches nowhere NEAR the strike zone. The pitching coach comes out, and then he throws the next pitch WAY out of the strike zone for ball four. It’s just so fucking maddening.

    1. He wasn’t even CLOSE on Hamilton. He might have gotten a swing and miss had he gotten CLOSE, but he couldn’t even do that. Not even after the pitching coach came out and told him what he HAD to do. He just couldn’t do it.

    1. He did. But that’s the thing, right? Gil, Warren, Schlittler, Rodon, and sometimes Schmidt. They all have this amazing talent, and when they buckle down, they can often get even the best hitters out.

      So it just makes it that much more maddening when they pitch like idiots. And they ALL pitch like idiots a lot.

      For a couple of starts there, Schlittler wasn’t, and then he, well, you know, did.

      Fried is the only one who pitches intelligently, and he just couldn’t adjust to his new grip for a month.

      Cole is a bit of an enigma, in that he also pitches stupidly a lot, but he tends to come through in the big game (unless you need someone to cover first base, of course).

    1. Hell with reinstating Pete Rose as HOF eligible, they should reinstate Andy Hawkins’s no-hitter.

  5. This game Gianni and Boone combined to let Boston get away with a catcher interference, Jazz out stealing third no out, Cab throwing error, Jazz throwing error.

  6. Katie S Luis Gil has a 0.99 career ERA in 5 starts vs Red Sox.
    That’s the lowest ERA by any Yankee in their first 5 starts vs Red Sox in franchise history.

    Tonight is the first time that Yankees pitchers allowed 2 Hits or fewer and had 10+ K in a game vs Red Sox since September 26, 2009.

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