KidCavalier23 Posted August 11, 2007 Author Share Posted August 11, 2007 May 24th 2007 Oakland Athletics (26-17) at. New York Yankees (20-25) Nate Robertson (0-5) vs. Chien-Ming Wang (3-3) STARTING LINEUPS Oakland Athletics 1. Milton Bradley 2. Brian Stavisky 3. Nick Johnson 4. Eric Chavez 5. Dan Johnson 6. Mark Ellis 7. Antonio Perez 8. Mark Kotsay 9. John Suomi New York Yankees 1. Johnny Damon 2. Derek Jeter 3. Alex Rodriguez 4. Jason Giambi 5. Hideki Matsui 6. Jorge Posada 7. Robinson Cano 8. Alex Rios 9. Andy Phillips Our offense was big for us today. We scored 6 runs in the seventh and eigth innings. Wang pitched real good for us today, giving up 2 earned runs over 8 innings pitched. Oakland Athletics 2 New York Yankees 10 WP: Chien-Ming Wang (4-3) LP: Nate Robertson (0-6) PLAYER OF THE GAME Robinson Cano New York Yankees 2-4, 3B HR 3 RBI's BONDS TRACKER Barry Bonds hit his 755th home run tonight off of Tampa Bay Devil Rays pitcher Runelvys Hernandez, tying Hank Aaron for the all time home run record. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
KidCavalier23 Posted August 11, 2007 Author Share Posted August 11, 2007 May 25th 2007 Oakland Athletics (26-18) at. New York Yankees (21-25) Joe Blanton (4-3) vs. Randy Johnson (4-3) STARTING LINEUPS Oakland Athletics 1. Hiram Bocachica 2. Milton Bradley 3. Bobby Crosby 4. Eric Chavez 5. Nick Johnson 6. Dan Johnson 7. Mark Ellis 8. Jay Payton 9. Jason Kendall New York Yankees 1. Johnny Damon 2. Derek Jeter 3. Robinson Cano 4. Alex Rodriguez 5. Andy Phillips 6. Jason Giambi 7. Hideki Matsui 8. Jorge Posada 9. Bubba Crosby Today was a tough loss. Phillip Hughes gave up 4 runs in relief, which would make the score 7-5 if he hadn't. There were a couple of errors which allowed 3 runs to score. Without these two problems, we could have won 4-5. Jay Payton hit a huge grand slam for them in the 5th inning. We could still win this series with a win tomorrow. Oakland Athletics 11 New York Yankees 5 WP: Joe Blanton (5-3) LP: Randy Johnson (4-4) PLAYER OF THE GAME Jay Payton Oakland Athletics 1-5, HR 4 RBI's BONDS TRACKER 1-2 2B Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
KidCavalier23 Posted August 11, 2007 Author Share Posted August 11, 2007 Hmm...I'm liking this "dynasty". Lieber back to the Bronx. You got some interesting stuff here KC23. Thanks a lot! I seen that trade proposal pop up and I was like, sure I'll take Lieber. I could use him if Mussina gets into any more trouble. This "dynasty" is going to be a multi season thing, so it should be fun! GL with your dynasty as well Kazmir! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
KidCavalier23 Posted August 11, 2007 Author Share Posted August 11, 2007 May 26th 2007 Oakland Athletics (27-18) at. New York Yankees (21-26) Rich Harden (3-4) vs. Mike Mussina (2-7) STARTING LINEUPS Oakland Athletics 1. Milton Bradley 2. Brian Stavisky 3. Bobby Crosby 4. Eric Chavez 5. Nick Johnson 6. Mark Ellis 7. Antonio Perez 8. Mark Kotsay 9. John Suomi New York Yankees 1. Johnny Damon 2. Derek Jeter 3. Robinson Cano 4. Alex Rodriguez 5. Andy Phillips 6. Jason Giambi 7. Hideki Matsui 8. Jorge Posada 9. Bubba Crosby Today's game was a pitcher's duel between Rich Harden and Mike Mussina. Both pitchers went 8 innings each, Harden giving up 0 runs, Mussina giving up 1. Rich Harden held us to 2 hits, so we weren't able to help Mussina with the run support. I was very pleased with his pitching performance today. We are now 21-27 with the Angels coming into town. Oakland Athletics 1 New York Yankees 0 WP: Rich Harden (4-4) LP: Mike Mussina (2- PLAYER OF THE GAME Rich Harden Oakland Athletics 8 IP, 0 ER 2 Hits BONDS TRACKER Barry Bonds has hit home run 756 off of Jason Hammel, becoming the all-time home run leader. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
KidCavalier23 Posted August 11, 2007 Author Share Posted August 11, 2007 May 27th 2007 Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim (25-21) at. New York Yankees (21-27) Daniel Davidson (1-1) vs. Carl Pavano (4-3) STARTING LINEUPS Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim 1. Chone Figgins 2. Tadahito Iguchi 3. Eric Aybar 4. Dallas McPherson 5. Mike Napoli 6. Casey Kotchman 7. Alberto Collapso 8. Reggie Willits 9. Luke Allen New York Yankees 1. Johnny Damon 2. Derek Jeter 3. Robinson Cano 4. Alex Rodriguez 5. Andy Phillips 6. Hideki Matsui 7. Jorge Posada 8. Shelley Duncan 9. Bubba Crosby Tonight's game was another pitcher's duel. Carl Pavano pitched 6 innings only giving up 3 runs. Daniel Davidson went 8 innings, giving up only 1 run. Its tough losing back to back games by a run. We have had many opportunities to score in these last two games, but have failed to. Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim 3 New York Yankees 2 WP: Daniel Davidson (2-1) LP: Carl Pavano (4-4) PLAYER OF THE GAME Tadahito Iguchi Los Angeles Angels 2-4, HR 1 RBI BONDS TRACKER 0-4 BB Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
KidCavalier23 Posted August 11, 2007 Author Share Posted August 11, 2007 May 28th 2007 Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim (26-21) at. New York Yankees (21-28) Jason Bulger (1-4) vs. Joba Chamberlain (0-3) STARTING LINEUPS Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim 1. Tadahito Iguchi 2. Reggie Willits 3. Eric Aybar 4. Dallas McPherson 5. Kendry Morales 6. Mike Napoli 7. Garret Anderson 8. Casey Kotchman 9. Luke Allen New York Yankees 1. Johnny Damon 2. Derek Jeter 3. Robinson Cano 4. Alex Rodriguez 5. Andy Phillips 6. Hideki Matsui 7. Jorge Posada 8. Shelley Duncan 9. Bubba Crosby We are currently on a 4 game losing streak after tonights game. Joba still isn't at the point we want him to be at. He is definetly making progress. His fastball was reaching 100 miles per hour tonight. His slider wasn't that bad either. Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim 9 New York Yankees 4 WP: Jason Bulger (2-4) LP: Joba Chamberlain (0-4) PLAYER OF THE GAME Reggie Willits Los Angeles Angels 4-4, HR 2 RBI's BONDS TRACKER 1-3 BB Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
KidCavalier23 Posted August 11, 2007 Author Share Posted August 11, 2007 May 29th 2007 Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim (27-21) at. New York Yankees (21-29) John Lackey (5-4) vs. Chien-Ming Wang (4-3) STARTING LINEUPS Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim 1. Chone Figgins 2. Tadahito Iguchi 3. Eric Aybar 4. Kendry Morales 5. Mike Napoli 6. Garret Anderson 7. Aaron Rowand 8. Casey Kotchman 9. Edgardo Alfonzo New York Yankees 1. Johnny Damon 2. Derek Jeter 3. Robinson Cano 4. Alex Rodriguez 5. Andy Phillips 6. Hideki Matsui 7. Jorge Posada 8. Shelley Duncan 9. Bubba Crosby We've got some good and bad news today. The good news is, Alex Rios is on his way back in 2 days and we won todays game 4-2. The bad news is, Jason Giambi will be out for the rest of the season with a knee ligament injury. Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim 9 New York Yankees 4 WP: Chien-Ming Wang (5-3) LP: John Lackey (5-5) SV: Mariano Rivera (12) PLAYER OF THE GAME Andy Phillips New York Yankees 1-4, 2 RBI's Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
KidCavalier23 Posted August 11, 2007 Author Share Posted August 11, 2007 LEAGUE LEADERS BATTING BATTING AVERAGE 1. Albert Pujols .344, St. Louis Cardinals 2. Russ Adams .340, Toronto Blue Jays 3. Kevin Frandsen .337, San Fransisco Giants 4. Alfonso Soriano .337, Seattle Mariners 5. Adam LaRoche .335, Atlanta Braves 6. Freddy Guzman .335, San Diego Padres 7. Hideki Matsui .333, New York Yankees 8. Mark Teixeira .333, Texas Rangers 9. Grady Sizemore .332, Cleveland Indians 10. Bobby Crosby .332, Oakland Athletics HOME RUNS 1. Andruw Jones 20, Atlanta Braves 2. Ken Griffey Jr. 16, Cincinnati Reds 3. Jason Giambi 16, New York Yankees 4. Ryan Ludwick 15, Detroit Tigers 5. Lance Berkman 15, Houston Astros 6. Barry Bonds 15, Toronto Blue Jays 7. J.D. Closser 13, Colorado Rockies 8. Grady Sizemore 13, Cleveland Indians 9. Carlos Pena 13, Detroit Tigers 10. Chase Utley 13, Philadelphia Phillies RUNS BATTED IN 1. J.D. Closser 47, Colorado Rockies 2. Chase Utley 47, Philadelphia Phillies 3. Mike Aubrey 46, Cleveland Indians 4. Lance Berkman 45, Houston Astros 5. Albert Pujols 45, St. Louis Cardinals 6. Ryan Ludwick 44, Detroit Tigers 7. Andruw Jones 43, Atlanta Braves 8. Brian McCann 41, Atlanta Braves 9. Carlos Pena 41, Detroit Tigers 10. Justin Morneau 40, Minnesota Twins STEALS 1. Freddy Guzman 34, San Diego Padres 2. Carl Crawford 20, Tampa Bay Devil Rays 3. Alex Sanchez 15, Florida Marlins 4. Rafael Furcal 15, Los Angeles Dodgers 5. Julio Lugo 14, St. Louis Cardinals 6. Ichiro Suzuki 12, Seattle Mariners 7. Joey Gathright 11, Tampa Bay Devil Rays 8. Jeff Francoeur 10, Atlanta Braves 9. Jason Ellison 10, San Fransisco Giants 10. B.J. Upton 10, Tampa Bay Devil Rays PITCHING WINS 1. Tim Hudson 7, Atlanta Braves 2. Bob Keppel 7, Kansas City Royals 3. Bartolo Colon 7, Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim 4. Fransisco Liriano 7, Minnesota Twins 5. Chris Carpenter 7, St. Louis Cardinals 6. Ray Aguilar 6, Atlanta Braves 7. Josh Beckett 6, Boston Red Sox 8. Andy Pettitte 6, Houston Astros 9. Johan Santana 6, Minnesota Twins 10. Victor Moreno 6, Minnesota Twins EARNED RUN AVERAGE 1. Joel Hanrahan 1.26, Los Angeles Dodgers 2. David Bush 1.99, Milwaukee Brewers 3. Chris Enochs 2.14, Houston Astros 4. Tim Hudson 2.24, Atlanta Braves 5. Chris Carpenter 2.26, St. Louis Cardinals 6. Andy Pettitte 2.30, Houston Astros 7. Bartolo Colon 2.43, Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim 8. Ismael Valdez 2.51, Florida Marlins 9. Esteban Loaiza 2.67, Oakland Athletics 10. Livan Hernandez 2.70, Washington Nationals APPEARENCES 1. Andy Pratt 28, Milwaukee Brewers 2. Victor Zambrano 28, New York Mets 3. Randy Flores 28, St. Louis Cardinals 4. Mike Koplove 27, Arizona Diamondbacks 5. John Foster 27, Atlanta Braves 6. Lenny DiNardo 27, Boston Red Sox 7. Dave Williams 27, Cincinnati Reds 8. Byung-Hyun Kim 27, Colorado Rockies 9. Fransisco Liriano 27, Minnesota Twins 10. Scott Munter 27, San Fransisco Giants SAVES 1. Brad Lidge 18, Houston Astros 2. Fransisco Rodriguez 17, Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim 3. Juan Rincon 17, Minnesota Twins 4. Jose Valverde 16, Arizona Diamondbacks 5. Eric Gagne 16, Los Angeles Dodgers 6. John Foster 15, Atlanta Braves 7. Armando Benitez 15, San Fransisco Giants 8. Keith Foulke 13, Boston Red Sox 9. Huston Street 13, Oakland Athletics 10. B.J. Ryan 13, Toronto Blue Jays Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
KidCavalier23 Posted August 11, 2007 Author Share Posted August 11, 2007 Team statistics and standings will be up tomorrow! It's bed time for me now, to tired to do anything else. Good night all!!! Hope you all have been enjoying this, cause I have! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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kazmatsui10 Posted August 11, 2007 Share Posted August 11, 2007 have you ever played mvp ? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
KidCavalier23 Posted August 11, 2007 Author Share Posted August 11, 2007 have you ever played mvp ? Yeah, I own the game. I prefer this game more though, I'm into the GM kind of things. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
KidCavalier23 Posted August 11, 2007 Author Share Posted August 11, 2007 STATISTICS (As of May 30th 2007) HITTERS Johnny Damon .224/2 HR's/13 RBI's Derek Jeter .227/4 HR's/24 RBI's Alex Rodriguez .260/12 HR's/36 RBI's Jason Giambi .259/16 HR's/33 RBI's Hideki Matsui .333/9 HR's/38 RBI's Jorge Posada .207/7 HR's/18 RBI's Robinson Cano .275/5 HR's/34 RBI's Alex Rios .328/2 HR's/18 RBI's Andy Phillips .183/2 HR's/14 RBI's Bubba Crosby .237/1 HR/9 RBI's Brad Ausmus .500/1 HR/1 RBI Bernie Williams .333/0 HR's/0 RBI's Melky Cabrera .000/0 HR's/0 RBI's Shelley Duncan .083/0 HR's/3 RBI's PITCHERS Chien-Ming Wang 5-3/5.35 ERA/47 K's/69.0 IP Randy Johnson 4-4/4.94 ERA/46 K's/74.2 IP Mike Mussina 2-8/6.06 ERA/61 K's/65.1 IP Carl Pavano 4-4/3.19 ERA/31 K's/73.1 IP Joba Chamberlain 0-4/13.70 ERA/9 K's/22.1 IP Matt DeSalvo 2-0/0.90 ERA/20 K's/30.0 IP Jon Lieber 2-4/4.99 ERA/34 K's/57.2 IP Chris Capuano 0-1/3.94 ERA/8 K's/16.0 IP Tyler Clippard 1-1/5.00 ERA/14 K's/18.0 IP Kyle Farnsworth 1-1/2.70 ERA/24 K's/20.0 IP Mariano Rivera 12 SV's/3.00 ERA/12 K's/15.0 IP Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
KidCavalier23 Posted August 12, 2007 Author Share Posted August 12, 2007 May 30th 2007 New York Yankees (22-29) at. Oakland Athletics (31-18) Randy Johnson (4-4) vs. Joe Blanton (5-3) STARTING LINEUPS New York Yankees 1. Johnny Damon 2. Derek Jeter 3. Andy Phillips 4. Alex Rodriguez 5. Robinson Cano 6. Hideki Matsui 7. Jorge Posada 8. Shelley Duncan 9. Bubba Crosby Oakland Athletics 1. Milton Bradley 2. Antonio Perez 3. Bobby Crosby 4. Eric Chavez 5. Nick Johnson 6. Mark Ellis 7. Mark Kotsay 8. Jay Payton 9. Jason Kendall Another 1 run loss...It was just a couple weeks ago we were in contention for first place. We're back into last place in the AL East. We have not been over .500 once this season. Now we're 8 games below that number. Kyle Farnsworth didn't pitch that bad. He got us out of a jam in the ninth inning, keeping the game going. In the 10th inning, he gave up a lead off single to Mark Kotsay. Jay Payton bunted, but did not advance Kotsay to second. Payton stole first, then Brian Stavisky hit a walk off double. New York Yankees 1 Oakland Athletics 2 WP: Justin Duchscherer (3-2) LP: Kyle Farnsworth (1-2) PLAYER OF THE GAME Brian Stavisky Oakland Athletics 1-1, 2B RBI Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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KidCavalier23 Posted August 12, 2007 Author Share Posted August 12, 2007 May 31st 2007 New York Yankees (22-30) at. Oakland Athletics (32-18) Mike Mussina (2- vs. Steven Bondurant (0-0) STARTING LINEUPS New York Yankees 1. Johnny Damon 2. Derek Jeter 3. Andy Phillips 4. Alex Rodriguez 5. Robinson Cano 6. Hideki Matsui 7. Jorge Posada 8. Shelley Duncan 9. Bubba Crosby Oakland Athletics 1. Brian Stavisky 2. Nick Johnson 3. Bobby Crosby 4. Jason Perry 5. Eric Chavez 6. Dan Johnson 7. Mark Kotsay 8. Keith Ginter 9. John Suomi I'm really upset now. Mike Mussina pitched real well for us today, going 7 innings giving up 3 runs. We had a 5-3 lead and gave the ball to Chris Capuano. Some pickup he was, giving up 3 runs in his one inning of relief. I really have not been happy with the way he has been pitching for us. Now we're 9 games below .500, the worst we've been all year. We need to go on a big streak soon if we want to stay in the playoff hunt. New York Yankees 5 Oakland Athletics 6 WP: Justin Duchscherer (4-2) LP: Chris Capuano (0-2) SV: Huston Street (14) PLAYER OF THE GAME Milton Bradley Oakland Athletics 1-1, 3B 3 RBI's Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
KidCavalier23 Posted August 12, 2007 Author Share Posted August 12, 2007 June 1st 2007 New York Yankees (22-31) at. Oakland Athletics (33-18) Carl Pavano (4-4) vs. Rich Harden (4-4) STARTING LINEUPS New York Yankees 1. Johnny Damon 2. Derek Jeter 3. Andy Phillips 4. Alex Rodriguez 5. Robinson Cano 6. Hideki Matsui 7. Alex Rios 8. Jorge Posada 9. Shelley Duncan Oakland Athletics 1. Milton Bradley 2. Brian Stavisky 3. Bobby Crosby 4. Jason Perry 5. Nick Johnson 6. Dan Johnson 7. Antonio Perez 8. Mark Ellis 9. John Suomi We lost all three games to the A's. It was another 1 run loss, those are the worse. Carl Pavano pitched well for us, throwing a complete game giving up only 2 runs. Unfortunatley, Rich Harden pitched just as well, going 8 innings giving up 1 run. We need to start scoring. Alex Rios came back today, so that should add more power to the lineup. He was the only Yankee to get a hit today, as he went 2-3. Jason Giambi's injury has really hurt us, as we lost a lot of power from him. Good thing we're leaving Oakland, it hasn't been too pretty here. New York Yankees 1 Oakland Athletics 2 WP: Justin Duchscherer (5-4) LP: Carl Pavano (4-5) SV: Huston Street (15) PLAYER OF THE GAME Mark Ellis Oakland Athletics 1-3, HR RBI Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
KidCavalier23 Posted August 12, 2007 Author Share Posted August 12, 2007 June 3rd 2007 New York Yankees (22-32) at. Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim (29-23) Chien-Ming Wang(5-3) vs. John Lackey (5-5) STARTING LINEUPS New York Yankees 1. Johnny Damon 2. Derek Jeter 3. Andy Phillips 4. Alex Rodriguez 5. Robinson Cano 6. Hideki Matsui 7. Alex Rios 8. Jorge Posada 9. Shelley Duncan Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim 1. Tadahito Iguchi 2. Aaron Rowand 3. Eric Aybar 4. Kendry Morales 5. Mike Napoli 6. Cliff Floyd 7. Casey Kotchman 8. Luke Allen 9. Edgardo Alfanzo Chien-Ming Wang came through for us today big time. We won 3-1 after scoring 2 runs in the ninth inning. This game may be a huge confidence booster for us. Tomorrow, we have Randy going up against Bartolo Colon, who is 7-0. This should be good. New York Yankees 3 Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim 1 WP: Chien-Ming Wang (6-3) LP: Brandon Donnelly (3-2) SV: Mariano Rivera (13) PLAYER OF THE GAME Chien-Ming Wang New York Yankees 8 IP, 1 ER Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
KidCavalier23 Posted August 12, 2007 Author Share Posted August 12, 2007 June 4th 2007 New York Yankees (23-32) at. Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim (29-24) Randy Johnson (4-4) vs. Bartolo Colon (7-0) STARTING LINEUPS New York Yankees 1. Johnny Damon 2. Derek Jeter 3. Andy Phillips 4. Alex Rodriguez 5. Robinson Cano 6. Hideki Matsui 7. Alex Rios 8. Jorge Posada 9. Shelley Duncan Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim 1. Tadahito Iguchi 2. Aaron Rowand 3. Kendry Morales 4. Dallas McPherson 5. Cliff Floyd 6. Casey Kotchman 7. Luke Allen 8. Orlando Cabrera 9. Jose Molina We lost 7-4 today. I think we played pretty well though. Robinson Cano and Hideki Matsui were both able to hit home runs off of Bartolo Colon. Jeter went 2-5 with an RBI. Johnny Damon and Alex Rios added on base hits. There were a total of 9 hits by us today, we just weren't able to score those runners. Randy didn't pitch too great, giving up 5 of the 7 runs driven in by the Angels. The other two runs were given up by Tyler Clippard. New York Yankees 4 Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim 7 WP: Bartolo Colon (8-0) LP: Randy Johnson (4-5) SV: Fransisco Rodriguez (19) PLAYER OF THE GAME Dallas McPherson Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim 1-3, HR 2 RBI's Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
KidCavalier23 Posted August 12, 2007 Author Share Posted August 12, 2007 June 5th 2007 New York Yankees (23-33) at. Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim (30-24) Mike Mussina (2- vs. Jeff Weaver (4-4) STARTING LINEUPS New York Yankees 1. Johnny Damon 2. Derek Jeter 3. Andy Phillips 4. Alex Rodriguez 5. Robinson Cano 6. Hideki Matsui 7. Alex Rios 8. Jorge Posada 9. Shelley Duncan Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim 1. Tadahito Iguchi 2. Aaron Rowand 3. Eric Aybar 4. Dallas McPherson 5. Kendry Morales 6. Mike Napoli 7. Nick Gorneault 8. Casey Kotchman 9. Luke Allen This was definetly Mike's best performance of the year. Through the first 8 innings of the game, Mussina did not give up a run. He started the ninth inning and gave up three runs, so we had to bring Mariano in. He sent the Angels down 1-2-3 after he came in and we won our 24th game of the season. New York Yankees 4 Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim 3 WP: Mike Mussina (3- LP: Jeff Weaver (4-5) SV: Mariano Rivera (14) PLAYER OF THE GAME Mike Mussina New York Yankees 8 IP, 3 ER Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
KidCavalier23 Posted August 12, 2007 Author Share Posted August 12, 2007 June 7th 2007 New York Yankees (24-33) at. Milwaukee Brewers (30-26) Carl Pavano (4-5) vs. Ben Sheets (3-3) STARTING LINEUPS New York Yankees 1. Johnny Damon 2. Derek Jeter 3. Alex Rodriguez 4. Hideki Matsui 5. Jorge Posada 6. Robinson Cano 7. Alex Rios 8. Andy Phillips 9. Carl Pavano Milwaukee Brewers 1. Rickie Weeks 2. Gabe Gross 3. Corey Hart 4. Geoff Jenkins 5. Melvin Mora 6. Javier Valentin 7. Adam Everett 8. Corey Koskie 9. Ben Sheets Pavano has been struggling for us now. It seems like theres always a pitcher for us that really isn't in it. His last win came against Detroit on May 18th and he has lost his last three decisions. We have Wang pitching tomorrow, and he's been pitching great as of late. Hopefully we could win that game. New York Yankees 2 Milwaukee Brewers 7 WP: Ben Sheets (4-3) LP: Carl Pavano (4-6) PLAYER OF THE GAME Melvin Mora Milwaukee Brewers 1-3, HR 4 RBI's Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
KidCavalier23 Posted August 12, 2007 Author Share Posted August 12, 2007 June 8th 2007 New York Yankees (24-34) at. Milwaukee Brewers (31-26) Chien-Ming Wang (6-3) vs. Glenn Woolard (4-4) STARTING LINEUPS New York Yankees 1. Johnny Damon 2. Derek Jeter 3. Alex Rodriguez 4. Hideki Matsui 5. Jorge Posada 6. Robinson Cano 7. Alex Rios 8. Andy Phillips 9. Chien-Ming Wang Milwaukee Brewers 1. Corey Hart 2. Gabe Gross 3. Rickie Weeks 4. Geoff Jenkins 5. Melvin Mora 6. Lou Palmiesano 7. Adam Everett 8. Corey Koskie 9. Glenn Woolard Wang wasn't to great today. Somehow, our pitchers hit better than our other 8 batters, as Wang and Chris Capuano both had doubles. Once again, we were not able to score them. Glenn Woolard pitched well for the Brewers today, going 6 innings of 3 run ball. We are now 0-5 in interleague play against the Braves and Brewers. New York Yankees 3 Milwaukee Brewers 6 WP: Glenn Woolard (5-4) LP: Chien-Ming Wang (6-4) PLAYER OF THE GAME Lou Palmisano Milwaukee Brewers 3-4, 2B 2 RBI's Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
KidCavalier23 Posted August 12, 2007 Author Share Posted August 12, 2007 June 9th 2007 New York Yankees (24-35) at. Milwaukee Brewers (32-26) Chien-Ming Wang (6-3) vs. Glenn Woolard (4-4) STARTING LINEUPS New York Yankees 1. Johnny Damon 2. Derek Jeter 3. Alex Rodriguez 4. Hideki Matsui 5. Jorge Posada 6. Robinson Cano 7. Alex Rios 8. Andy Phillips 9. Randy Johnson Milwaukee Brewers 1. Adam Everett 2. Mevlin Mora 3. Corey Hart 4. Nelson Cruz 5. Geoff Jenkins 6. Lou Palmiesano 7. Matt Erickson 8. Ryan Braun 9. Jerome Gamble Randy Johnson was lights out today! He threw a complete game shut out, giving up only 4 hits. Johnny Damon has homered in two straight games and Derek Jeter has raised his average up to .251, its been a while since he has been over .250. Our offense is beginning to click again, and Alex Rodriguez hit his 13th home run of the season as well. Tonight's game has to be a confidence booster for us, it was one of our best games of the season. Houston is up next on our Interleague tour. New York Yankees 2 Milwaukee Brewers 0 WP: Randy Johnson (5-5) LP: Jerome Gamble (2-3) PLAYER OF THE GAME Randy Johnson New York Yankees CG, 0 ER Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
KidCavalier23 Posted August 12, 2007 Author Share Posted August 12, 2007 June 10th 2007 New York Yankees (25-35) at. Houston Astros (39-21) Mike Mussina (3- vs. Jason Hirsh (4-1) STARTING LINEUPS New York Yankees 1. Johnny Damon 2. Derek Jeter 3. Alex Rodriguez 4. Hideki Matsui 5. Jorge Posada 6. Robinson Cano 7. Alex Rios 8. Andy Phillips 9. Mike Mussina Houston Astros 1. Ben Zorbist 2. Brooks Conrad 3. Lance Berkman 4. Hunter Pence 5. Jason Lane 6. Luke Scott 7. Hector Gimenez 8. Eric Munson 9. Jason Hirsh A-Rod came up huge for us today! He went 3-5 with two clutch doubles and a monster home run. Hideki also tacked on 2 doubles. Andy Phillips and Alex Rios also hit big home runs for us. Without there homers, we wouldn't have won 8-6. Mike went 6 innings for us today, giving up 4 runs. Chris Capuano won the game in relief and Mariano picked up his 15th save of the season. Brad Lidge suffered his first loss of the season tonight. This could be the start of a hot streak for our lineup. New York Yankees 8 Houston Astros 6 WP: Chris Capuano (1-2) LP: Brad Lidge (1-1) SV: Mariano Rivera (15) PLAYER OF THE GAME Alex Rodriguez New York Yankees 3-5, HR, 2 2B, 4 RBI's Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
KidCavalier23 Posted August 12, 2007 Author Share Posted August 12, 2007 June 11th 2007 New York Yankees (26-35) at. Houston Astros (39-21) Carl Pavano (4-6) vs. Chris Enochs (7-3) STARTING LINEUPS New York Yankees 1. Johnny Damon 2. Derek Jeter 3. Alex Rodriguez 4. Hideki Matsui 5. Jorge Posada 6. Robinson Cano 7. Alex Rios 8. Andy Phillips 9. Mike Mussina Houston Astros 1. Chris Burke 2. Brooks Conrad 3. Lance Berkman 4. Hunter Pence 5. Jason Lane 6. Hector Gimenez 7. Eric Munson 8. Ben Zorbist 9. Chris Enochs Carl Pavano hasn't been pitching well at all. If he does not pitch well in his next start, I'm going to move Matt DeSalvo into his spot in the starting rotation. Alex Rodriguez picked up another double today, his 14th of the season. Tyler Clippard pitched really well in relief, going 3 innings, giving up 1 run. He's starting to get used to the big league pressure. New York Yankees 2 Houston Astros 4 WP: Chris Enochs (8-3) LP: Carl Pavano (4-7) SV: Brad Lidge (21) PLAYER OF THE GAME Chris Burke Houston Astros 4-4, 2 2B's, 2 RBI's Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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