Batting lineup is stacked and starting pitching is what they have been searching for for many years, Yankees should be confident of at least a world series final place this year.
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04-20-23 09:20 PM #1
Who can stop the Yankees from winning the world series this year
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04-20-23 09:34 PM #2
They have a chance as long as they don't play the Astros
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04-22-23 02:38 AM #3
Al Central won't. Al West - not seeing the Astros this year. Angels not enough pitching. Texas not yet. That leaves - Tampa and Toronto. That's it! I would say Baltimore and Boston if you think their pitching is good enough. Baltiimore better pitching than Boston IMO.
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04-22-23 07:58 AM #4
It's fukking April fer Christ's sakes! Let's see what you think in August.
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04-22-23 08:34 AM #5
The Yankees will stop the Yankees from winning the World Series. They won’t even win their division.
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04-22-23 09:34 AM #6
Yankees hitters show their true colors every year in the playoffs and shyt the bed.
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04-29-23 06:25 AM #7
Everyone but Vegas A’s… and that’s because they don’t exist yet. 😂😂😂
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08-13-23 09:15 PM #8
Yankees are going to be too tough this season.
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08-14-23 01:35 AM #9
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Originally Posted by slayer14
Offense is not stacked. Pitching is spurious.
Yankees will stop themselves.
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08-14-23 09:42 AM #10
Actually anyone they play in the playoffs can beat them.
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08-14-23 11:55 AM #11
Hahah. They won't even make the playoffs
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08-14-23 01:41 PM #12
Here is my list:
Arizona Diamondbacks
Atlanta Braves
Baltimore Orioles
Boston Red Sox
Chicago White Sox
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati Reds
Cleveland Indians
Colorado Rockies
Detroit Tigers
Houston Astros
Kansas City Royals
Los Angeles Angels
Los Angeles Dodgers
Miami Marlins
Milwaukee Brewers
Minnesota Twins
New York Mets
Oakland Athletics
Philadelphia Phillies
Pittsburgh Pirates
San Diego Padres
San Francisco Giants
Seattle Mariners
St. Louis Cardinals
Tampa Bay Rays
Texas Rangers
Toronto Blue Jays
Washington Nationals
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08-14-23 07:21 PM #13
This keeps getting better. Yankees getting clobbered. When do you cut bait?
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08-14-23 07:30 PM #14
Boone has to get fired. He leaves pitchers in for way to long that are getting rocked. That’s why they lost against the Marlins and now tonight with Schmidt? He needs to go.
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08-14-23 08:34 PM #15
He’s a terrible manager. He’s actually just a wise ass know it all who knows shit. He sat on TV and talked himself into the job. The Yankees are a shell of the organization they once were. The old man is turning over in his grave. He’d never allow this kind of crap. Originally Posted by stevex
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08-14-23 08:42 PM #16
Originally Posted by mjsuax13
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08-15-23 08:45 PM #17
Yankees 1 hit today. I’m watching this team closely as I think it’s time for a complete overhaul. Total disaster signing part time player Judge to all that money with so many needs.
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08-15-23 08:58 PM #18
Cashman about to get a lifetime deal
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08-16-23 07:04 AM #19
What about Stanton? What a joke he is. Originally Posted by mjsuax13
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08-16-23 09:47 AM #20
Goes without saying but yes, he is a shit show. Another part timer. Marlins fleeced them. I’d outright cut him and pay him to stay away. Liability in the lineup. I could get a younger guy to bat over .203. Hell, you and I could platoon and probably step into a few pitches and have a higher on base percentage than him. Originally Posted by 44 Mag
What about Stanton? What a joke he is.
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08-16-23 09:49 AM #21
He is the one who should be FIRED first. Originally Posted by lakerboy
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08-16-23 09:53 AM #22
This thread doesn't hold a candle to OP's "Djokovic will never win another major" one...I think he has won 10+ since haha Originally Posted by mjsuax13
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08-16-23 12:18 PM #23
Just shows money won't buy you love. Yanks are done this year.
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08-18-23 06:43 PM #24
This keeps getting better. Should pin this thread up top.
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08-18-23 07:04 PM #25
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08-19-23 12:05 PM #26
Against Cole? Originally Posted by Headsterx
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08-19-23 12:09 PM #27
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08-19-23 12:25 PM #28
Ops, wrong thread... but go Sox! lol
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08-19-23 12:30 PM #29
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08-19-23 12:33 PM #30
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08-19-23 01:04 PM #31
Cole got lit up.
Stick a fork in 'em.
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08-19-23 01:26 PM #32
If they get swept by Boston, perfect time to let Boone go. I’m done with him and the same shit he says every day when they lose. Never see him yelling at players in the dugout. They all just joke and laugh. Plus he’s awful with in-game decision making. He needs to go. Now.
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08-19-23 01:30 PM #33
The only .280 hitter in the line up is Judge.
From Stanton down that line up is garbage.
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08-19-23 01:48 PM #34
Steinbrenner Jr seems happy enough selling out the stadium and making a profit rather than fielding a winning team. Originally Posted by stevex
Cashman needs to go too, a new set of eyes needs to oversee the operation after 20+ years.
Boone stinks too but I blame ownership and Cashman more than him for the current state of the franchise.
Also watched something the other day with an Ex Yankee farmhand talking about all the Yankees do with hitters now is time exit velocity....no fundamentals or anything else. Seems like they should go back to the way they used to do things and reverse course on being all in on analytics.
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08-19-23 02:09 PM #35
Exit evlo is a stupid stat JP, I agree.
A ball hit over the fence at 80 mph and a ball hit over the fence at 100 mph still count the same.
They're both homeruns
The game is so simple yet people still don't get it.
You need to get on base in order to score a run.
Runs scored are a good thing.
Yankees can't get on base, they need more hitters like DJ, and it looks like DJ is in his twilight years.
DJ used to be an on base machine, now he's just another veteran.
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