KidCavalier23 Posted August 12, 2007 Author Share Posted August 12, 2007 June 12th 2007 New York Yankees (26-36) at. Houston Astros (40-22) Joba Chamberlain (0-4) vs. Andy Pettitte (7-5) 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. Joba Chamberlain Houston Astros 1. Charlton Jimerson 2. Brooks Conrad 3. Hector Gimenez 4. Jason Lane 5. Luke Scott 6. Eric Munson 7. Mike Lamb 8. Ben Zorbist 9. Andy Pettitte We lost another game by 1 run. However, this game was huge for us. Joba Chamberlain started and his fastball reached the speed of 103 miles per hour at one point. He only gave up 3 runs, but Andy Pettitte pitched well also. Andy went a complete game giving up 2 runs on 4 hits. We're traveling back to New York now with a 3 game series with the Cincinnati Reds. New York Yankees 2 Houston Astros 3 WP: Andy Pettitte (8-5) LP: Joba Chamberlain (0-5) PLAYER OF THE GAME Andy Pettitte Houston Astros CG, 1 ER Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
KidCavalier23 Posted August 12, 2007 Author Share Posted August 12, 2007 June 13th 2007 Cincinnati Reds (27-35) at. New York Yankees (26-37) Richie Gardner (0-4) vs. Chien-Ming Wang (6-4) STARTING LINEUPS Cincinnati Reds 1. Ryan Freel 2. Rob Stratton 3. Austin Kearns 4. Adam Dunn 5. Jesse Gutierrez 6. Jason LaRue 7. Chris Denorfia 8. Edwin Encarnacion 9. William Bergolla New York Yankees 1. Johnny Damon 2. Derek Jeter 3. Andy Phillips 4. Alex Rodriguez 5. Ryan Shealy 6. Robinson Cano 7. Alex Rios 8. Hideki Matsui 9. Jorge Posada Chien-Ming Wang isn't going to forget this day for a long time. This was probably his best outing as a Yankee in his career. Wang threw a complete game shut out giving up only 2 hits. He had a no-hitter going through the first 6 innings of the game, then Rob Stratton broke it up with a double. We won 7-0, so our offense was obviously on target tonight. If we keep winning like this, we'll be around at the end with Boston and Toronto. Cincinnati Reds 0 New York Yankees 7 WP: Chien-Ming Wang (7-4) LP: Richie Gardner (0-2) PLAYER OF THE GAME Chien-Ming Wang New York Yankees CG, 0 ER, 2 HITS Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
KidCavalier23 Posted August 12, 2007 Author Share Posted August 12, 2007 June 14th 2007 Cincinnati Reds (27-36) at. New York Yankees (27-37) Aaron Harang (4-5) vs. Randy Johnson (5-5) STARTING LINEUPS Cincinnati Reds 1. William Bergolla 2. Rob Stratton 3. Ken Griffey Jr. 4. Adam Dunn 5. Jesse Gutierrez 6. Jason LaRue 7. Ray Olmedo 8. Jacob Cruz 9. Edwin Encarnacion New York Yankees 1. Johnny Damon 2. Derek Jeter 3. Alex Rodriguez 4. Hideki Matsui 5. Ryan Shealy 6. Jorge Posada 7. Robinson Cano 8. Alex Rios 9. Andy Phillips We could have easily won today's game. We left way too many runners on base. If we were hitting like we have been, we could have scored 7 or 8 runs instead of leaving runners on base. It becomes frustrating to watch your team losing games that they could win. We've had at least 5 games in which we lost by a run. Well, we still have around 100 games to turn this slump around. Cincinnati Reds 4 New York Yankees 3 WP: Aaron Harang (5-5) LP: Randy Johnson (5-6) SV: Todd Coffey (15) PLAYER OF THE GAME Rob Stratton Cincinnati Reds 2-4, HR 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 15th 2007 Cincinnati Reds (27-36) at. New York Yankees (27-37) Brandon Claussen (3-4) vs. Mike Mussina (3- STARTING LINEUPS Cincinnati Reds 1. Ryan Freel 2. Rob Stratton 3. Ken Griffey Jr. 4. Adam Dunn 5. Austin Kearns 6. Jesse Guttierez 7. Jason LaRue 8. Edwin Encarnacion 9. William Bergolla New York Yankees 1. Johnny Damon 2. Derek Jeter 3. Alex Rodriguez 4. Hideki Matsui 5. Ryan Shealy 6. Jorge Posada 7. Robinson Cano 8. Alex Rios 9. Andy Phillips Mike Mussina pitched great again Throwing a 3-hitter through 8.1 innings. Jorge Posada had a huge three run homer in the 4th. An inning earlier, Johnny Damon hit a solo shot. That's how we scored all 4 of our runs today. This was another satisfying win for us. I could get used to winning games like this. Cincinnati Reds 0 New York Yankees 4 WP: Mike Mussina (4- LP: Brandon Claussen (3-5) SV: Mariano Rivera (16) PLAYER OF THE GAME Jorge Posada New York Yankees 1-4, HR 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 17th 2007 Chicago Cubs (21-44) at. New York Yankees (28-38) Brandon Claussen (3-4) vs. Mike Mussina (3- STARTING LINEUPS Chicago Cubs 1. Felix Pie 2. Matt Murton 3. Derrek Lee 4. Aramis Ramirez 5. Jose Lopez 6. Trot Nixon 7. Jacque Jones 8. Michael Barrett 9. Jose Macias New York Yankees 1. Johnny Damon 2. Derek Jeter 3. Alex Rodriguez 4. Hideki Matsui 5. Ryan Shealy 6. Jorge Posada 7. Robinson Cano 8. Alex Rios 9. Andy Phillips Carl Pavano lost another game. Don't be suprised if there is a change for his next start. He really has been struggling and has to get back into his normal form. Carlos Zambrano pitched lights out for the Cubs tonight, going 8 innings giving up 1 run. Pavano gave up 5 runs in 5 innings pitched. That's not going to cut it. We need help from our bullpen, either Jon Lieber or Matt DeSalvo. I'm leaning closer to DeSalvo though. Chicago Cubs 2 New York Yankees 5 WP: Carlos Zambrano (1-0) LP: Carl Pavano (4- SV: Ryan Dempster ( PLAYER OF THE GAME Aramis Ramirez Chicago Cubs 1-4, HR 3 RBI's 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 June 18th 2007 Chicago Cubs (22-44) at. New York Yankees (29-39) Angel Guzman (1-1) vs. Chien-Ming Wang (7-4) STARTING LINEUPS Chicago Cubs 1. Felix Pie 2. Trot Nixon 3. Derrek Lee 4. Aramis Ramirez 5. Jose Lopez 6. Preston Wilson 7. Jacque Jones 8. Henry Blanco 9. Neifi Perez` New York Yankees 1. Johnny Damon 2. Derek Jeter 3. Alex Rodriguez 4. Hideki Matsui 5. Ryan Shealy 6. Jorge Posada 7. Robinson Cano 8. Alex Rios 9. Andy Phillips After a 2 hit shut out, Chien-Ming Wang follows up with an 8 inning performance giving up 1 run. He has obviously been our ace this season, with an 8-4 record with a 4.41 earned run average. Alex Rodriguez had a good day, with a 2-4 night including a home run. Winning every other night isn't going to help us out much though. Chicago Cubs 1 New York Yankees 8 WP: Chien-Ming Wang (8-4) LP: Angel Guzman (1-2) PLAYER OF THE GAME Alex Rodriguez New York Yankees 2-4, 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 Great dynasty, keep it up! Thanks man, I'm glad your enjoying it. Don't worry about me keeping up with it, I'm working with this most of the day. One positive to being sick. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
KidCavalier23 Posted August 12, 2007 Author Share Posted August 12, 2007 June 19th 2007 Chicago Cubs (22-45) at. New York Yankees (29-39) Dave Crouthers (1- vs. Randy Johnson (5-6) STARTING LINEUPS Chicago Cubs 1. Matt Murton 2. Jose Lopez 3. Felix Pie 4. Aramis Ramirez 5. Michael Restovich 6. Jacque Jones 7. Michael Barrett 8. Jose Macias 9. Neifi Perez New York Yankees 1. Johnny Damon 2. Derek Jeter 3. Alex Rodriguez 4. Hideki Matsui 5. Ryan Shealy 6. Jorge Posada 7. Robinson Cano 8. Alex Rios 9. Andy Phillips It seems as if Mike Mussina and Chien-Ming Wang are our only pitchers in a groove right now. Randy has now lost back to back games where he hasn't pitched to great. We haven't won back to back games since June 9th and 10th. Chicago Cubs 5 New York Yankees 2 WP: Dave Crouthers (2- LP: Randy Johnson (5-7) PLAYER OF THE GAME Aramis Ramirez Chicago Cubs 3-5, 2 RBI's Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
KidCavalier23 Posted August 12, 2007 Author Share Posted August 12, 2007 LEAGUE LEADERS BATTING BATTING AVERAGE 1. Mike Aubrey .342, Cleveland Indians 2. Hideki Matsui .341, New York Yankees 3. Grady Sizemore .339, Cleveland Indians 4. David Wright .337, New York Mets 5. Val Majewski .336, Baltimore Orioles 6. Joe Mauer .335, Minnesota Twins 7. Ichiro Suzuki .334, Seattle Mariners 8. Russ Adams .330, Toronto Blue Jays 9. Alfanso Soriano .329, Seattle Mariners 10. Greg Sain .327, San Diego Padres HOME RUNS 1. Andruw Jones 24, Atlanta Braves 2. Barry Bonds 21, Toronto Blue Jays 3. Ryan Ludwick 20, Detroit Tigers 4. Mark Teixeira 20, Texas Rangers 5. Grady Sizemore 19, Cleveland Indians 6. J.D. Closser 18, Colorado Rockies 7. Carlos Pena 18, Detroit Tigers 8. Lance Berkman 18, Houston Astros 9. Eric Chavez 18, Oakland Athletics 10. Chase Utley 17, Philadelphia Phillies RUNS BATTED IN 1. David Wright 63, New York Mets 2. Mike Aubrey 62, Cleveland Indians 3. Albert Pujols 60, St. Louis Cardinals 4. Andruw Jones 59, Atlanta Braves 5. J.D. Closser 59, Colorado Rockies 6. Lance Berkman 59, Houston Astros 7. Ryan Ludwick 58, Detroit Tigers 8. Eric Chavez 57, Oakland Athletics 9. Chase Utley 57, Philadelphia Phillies 10. Carlos Pena 54, Detroit Tigers STEALS 1. Freddy Guzman 42, San Diego Padres 2. Carl Crawford 23, Tampa Bay Devil Rays 3. Rafael Furcal 17, Los Angeles Dodgers 4. Julio Lugo 17, St. Louis Cardinals 5. Joey Gathright 17, Tampa Bay Devil Rays 6. Jose Reyes 16, New York Mets 7. Ichiro Suzuki 16, Seattle Mariners 8. Alex Sanchez 15, Florida Marlins 9. Carlos Beltran 13, New York Mets 10. Jimmy Rollins 13, Philadelphia Phillies PITCHING WINS 1. Fransisco Liriano 10, Minnesota Twins 2. Tim Hudson 9, Atlanta Braves 3. Chris Enochs 9, Houston Astros 4. Bob Keppel 9, Kansas City Royals 5. Bartolo Colon 9, Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim 6. Chris Carpenter 9, St. Louis Cardinals 7. C.C. Sabathia 8, Cleveland Indians 8. Andy Pettitte 8, Houston Astros 9. Jose Contreras 8, Los Angeles Dodgers 10. Johan Santana 8, Minnesota Twins EARNED RUN AVERAGE 1. Joel Hanrahan 1.78, Los Angeles Dodgers 2. Tim Hudson 2.00, Atlanta Braves 3. Chris Enochs 2.05, Houston Astros 4. Esteban Loaiza 2.24, Oakland Athletics 5. David Bush 2.41, Milwaukee Brewers 6. Chris Carpenter 2.52, St. Louis Cardinals 7. Brandon Webb 2.53, Arizona Diamondbacks 8. Andy Pettitte 2.55, Houston Astros 9. A.J. Burnett 2.63, Toronto Blue Jays 10. Jason Schmidt 2.64, San Fransisco Giants APPEARENCES 1. Andy Pratt 36, Milwaukee Brewers 2. Victor Zambrano 36, New York Mets 3. Brad Halsey 35, Arizona Diamondbacks 4. Chris Reitsma 35, Atlanta Braves 5. Tim Redding 35, Chicago White Sox 6. Luis Ayala 35, Kansas City Royals 7. Fransisco Liriano 35, Minnesota Twins 8. Billy Wagner 35, New York Mets 9. Jorge Julio 35, New York Mets 10. Ryan Madson 35, Philadelphia Phillies SAVES 1. Brad Lidge 23, Houston Astros 2. Juan Rincon 23, Minnesota Twins 3. Fransisco Rodriguez 22, Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim 4. Jose Valverde 21, Arizona Diamondbacks 5. Eric Gagne 20, Los Angeles Dodgers 6. John Foster 19, Atlanta Braves 7. Keith Foulke 19, Boston Red Sox 8. Huston Street 18, Oakland Athletics 9. Armando Benitez 18, San Fransisco Giants 10. B.J. Ryan 18, Toronto Blue Jays Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
KidCavalier23 Posted August 12, 2007 Author Share Posted August 12, 2007 STATISTICS (As of June 19th 2007) HITTERS Johnny Damon .237/5 HR's/18 RBI's Derek Jeter .245/4 HR's/32 RBI's Alex Rodriguez .258/16 HR's/50 RBI's Hideki Matsui .341/12 HR's/50 RBI's Ryan Shealy .341/1 HR/7 RBI's Jorge Posada .169/8 HR's/25 RBI's Robinson Cano .259/6 HR's/35 RBI's Alex Rios .291/6 HR's/23 RBI's Andy Phillips .157/2 HR's/14 RBI's Bubba Crosby .277/2 HR/12 RBI's Brad Ausmus .429/1 HR/1 RBI Bernie Williams .222/0 HR's/0 RBI's David Newham .000/0 HR's/0 RBI's Melky Cabrera .000/0 HR's/0 RBI's PITCHERS Chien-Ming Wang 8-4/4.41 ERA/59 K's/98.0 IP Randy Johnson 5-7/4.38 ERA/83 K's/109.0 IP Mike Mussina 4-8/5.13 ERA/83 K's/94.2 IP Matt DeSalvo 2-0/0.90 ERA/20 K's/30.0 IP Joba Chamberlain 0-5/11.35 ERA/13 K's/29.1 IP Jon Lieber 2-4/4.91 ERA/35 K's/58.2 IP Carl Pavano 4-8/3.94 ERA/46 K's/98.0 IP Chris Capuano 1-2/4.88 ERA/13 K's/24.0 IP Tyler Clippard 1-1/3.62 ERA/20 K's/32.1 IP Kyle Farnsworth 1-2/3.57 ERA/26 K's/22.2 IP Mariano Rivera 16 SV's/2.41 ERA/15 K's/18.2 IP Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
KidCavalier23 Posted August 12, 2007 Author Share Posted August 12, 2007 June 20th 2007 New York Yankees (29-40) at. Boston Red Sox (38-30) Mike Mussina (4- vs. Tim Bausher (3-6) STARTING LINEUPS New York Yankees 1. Johnny Damon 2. Derek Jeter 3. Alex Rodriguez 4. Hideki Matsui 5. Ryan Shealy 6. Jorge Posada 7. Robinson Cano 8. Alex Rios 9. Andy Phillips Boston Red Sox 1. Coco Crisp 2. Kenny Perez 3. Dustin Pedroia 4. Wily Mo Pena 5. Manny Ramirez 6. Mike Lowell 7. Brandon Moss 8. Kevin Youkilis 9. Jason Varitek Another great outing by Mike tonight! Mussina pitched 8 innings, only giving up 2 runs. Hideki Matsui was big for us tonight, going 2-4 with 2 RBI's. Jorge Posada scored the third run on a ground ball to the shortstop. Ryan Shealy came in to score after a big leadoff triple. Hopefully, we can keep playing like this. New York Yankees 3 Boston Red Sox 2 WP: Mike Mussina (5- LP: Tim Bauser (3-7) PLAYER OF THE GAME Mike Mussina New York Yankees 8 IP, 2 ER's Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
KidCavalier23 Posted August 12, 2007 Author Share Posted August 12, 2007 June 21st 2007 New York Yankees (30-40) at. Boston Red Sox (38-31) Matt DeSalvo (2-0) vs. Charlie Zink (4-4) STARTING LINEUPS New York Yankees 1. Johnny Damon 2. Derek Jeter 3. Alex Rodriguez 4. Hideki Matsui 5. Ryan Shealy 6. Jorge Posada 7. Robinson Cano 8. Alex Rios 9. Andy Phillips Boston Red Sox 1. Coco Crisp 2. Kenny Perez 3. Manny Ramirez 4. David Ortiz 5. Mike Lowell 6. Brandon Moss 7. Moises Alou 8. Jason Varitek 9. Alex Cora Jason Varitek was the big hero for the Red Sox today. He hit a 2 run homer in the 8th inning to give Boston a 5-7 win. It was strange though, cause Matt DeSalvo gave up 5 earned runs on 2 hits. In the 3rd inning he gave up 3 runs and was throwing a no hitter. He had a no hitter going into the 6th inning, when Boston scored 2 runs. New York Yankees 5 Boston Red Sox 7 WP: Lenny DiNardo (7-1) LP: Tyler Clippard (1-2) SV: Keith Foulke (20) PLAYER OF THE GAME Jason Varitek Boston Red Sox 1-3, HR 3 RBI's Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
KidCavalier23 Posted August 13, 2007 Author Share Posted August 13, 2007 June 22nd 2007 New York Yankees (30-41) at. Boston Red Sox (39-31) Joba Chamberlain (0-5) vs. Josh Beckett (6-5) STARTING LINEUPS New York Yankees 1. Johnny Damon 2. Derek Jeter 3. Alex Rodriguez 4. Hideki Matsui 5. Ryan Shealy 6. Jorge Posada 7. Robinson Cano 8. Alex Rios 9. Andy Phillips Boston Red Sox 1. Coco Crisp 2. Dustin Pedroia 3. Wily Mo Pena 4. David Ortiz 5. Manny Ramirez 6. Mike Lowell 7. Brandon Moss 8. Jason Varitek 9. Alex Cora The first seven innings went smooth for Joba and us today, as the score was 1-2 in favor of Boston. In the top of the 8th, we scored a run to tie the game up. In the bottom half of the inning, it all began to fall apart. Boston scored 5 runs against us, 3 earned against Chamberlain. Capuano came in and a Derek Jeter error caused to more runs to score. They scored 5 runs in that inning and Boston won 2-7. It's beginning to seem as if we can only win every other day. New York Yankees 2 Boston Red Sox 7 WP: Josh Beckett (7-5) LP: Joba Chamberlain (0-6) PLAYER OF THE GAME Jason Varitek Boston Red Sox 1-4, HR 2 RBI's Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
KidCavalier23 Posted August 13, 2007 Author Share Posted August 13, 2007 June 23rd 2007 New York Yankees (30-42) at. Boston Red Sox (40-31) Chien-Ming Wang (8-4) vs. Matt Clement (7-4) STARTING LINEUPS New York Yankees 1. Johnny Damon 2. Derek Jeter 3. Alex Rodriguez 4. Hideki Matsui 5. Ryan Shealy 6. Jorge Posada 7. Robinson Cano 8. Alex Rios 9. Andy Phillips Boston Red Sox 1. Coco Crisp 2. Dustin Pedroia 3. Wily Mo Pena 4. David Ortiz 5. Manny Ramirez 6. Mike Lowell 7. Brandon Moss 8. Rod Barajas 9. Kenny Perez Chien-Ming Wang won again today, his third straight win. Wang and Mussina are keeping us in this race. If it weren't for them, we would probably be 20 games below .500 at this point. His only mistakes today were two solo home runs to David Ortiz, who has been injured most of the season. It was only his second and third homers of the 2007 season. Matsui had another good day, with a 2 run homer. He's in third now with batting average, at .342. We had a total of 10 hits today, so our offense was obviously alive today. New York Yankees 4 Boston Red Sox 3 WP: Chien-Ming Wang (9-4) LP: Matt Clement (7-5) SV: Mariano Rivera (18) PLAYER OF THE GAME Chien-Ming Wang New York Yankees 8 IP, 2 ER's Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
KidCavalier23 Posted August 13, 2007 Author Share Posted August 13, 2007 June 24th 2007 Atlanta Braves (43-28) at. New York Yankees (29-39) Tim Hudson (9-3) vs. Randy Johnson (5-7) STARTING LINEUPS Atlanta Braves 1. Pete Orr 2. Marcus Giles 3. Scott Thorman 4. Andruw Jones 5. Adam LaRoche 6. Jeff Francoeur 7. Ryan Langerhans 8. Tony Pena 9. Brayan Pena New York Yankees 1. Johnny Damon 2. Derek Jeter 3. Alex Rodriguez 4. Hideki Matsui 5. Ryan Shealy 6. Jorge Posada 7. Robinson Cano 8. Alex Rios 9. Andy Phillips What a surprise! We can't win two straight games. I'm really upset now at our defense. We allowed 4 infield hits and Jeter had another error, his 11th of the year. He had 14 all of last year and we're not even at the All-Star Break. Now we're 12 games under .500. This hole may be too deep to dig out of. Atlanta Braves 7 New York Yankees 1 WP: Tim Hudson (10-3) LP: Randy Johnson (5- PLAYER OF THE GAME Tim Hudson Atlanta Braves 8 IP, 1 ER Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
KidCavalier23 Posted August 13, 2007 Author Share Posted August 13, 2007 June 25th 2007 Atlanta Braves (44-28) at. New York Yankees (31-43) Horacio Ramirez (5-4) vs. Mike Mussina (5- STARTING LINEUPS Atlanta Braves 1. Marcus Giles 2. Ryan Langerhans 3. Scott Thorman 4. Andruw Jones 5. Adam LaRoche 6. Jeff Francoeur 7. Tony Pena 8. Brayan Pena 9. Edgar Renteria New York Yankees 1. Johnny Damon 2. Derek Jeter 3. Alex Rodriguez 4. Hideki Matsui 5. Ryan Shealy 6. Jorge Posada 7. Robinson Cano 8. Alex Rios 9. Andy Phillips Mike Mussina cooled off today, going 5 innings giving up 4 earned runs. I think my job as Yankee's coach may be in jeopardy as I have a meeting with George Steinbrenner tomorrow. That's all I have to say after today. Atlanta Braves 5 New York Yankees 1 WP: Horacio Ramirez (6-2) LP: Mike Mussina (5-9) PLAYER OF THE GAME Horacio Ramirez Atlanta Braves CG, 1 ER Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
KidCavalier23 Posted August 13, 2007 Author Share Posted August 13, 2007 June 26th 2007 Atlanta Braves (45-28) at. New York Yankees (31-44) Daniel Curtis (5-6) vs. Matt DeSalvo (2-0) STARTING LINEUPS Atlanta Braves 1. Marcus Giles 2. Jeff Francoeur 3. Scott Thorman 4. Andruw Jones 5. Adam LaRoche 6. Kelly Johnson 7. Tony Pena 8. Brayan Pena 9. Edgar Renteria New York Yankees 1. Johnny Damon 2. Derek Jeter 3. Alex Rodriguez 4. Hideki Matsui 5. Ryan Shealy 6. Jorge Posada 7. Robinson Cano 8. Alex Rios 9. Andy Phillips This was even more embarrasing than the last series against Atlanta. We got swept and scored 1 run each game. Our pitching hasn't been to bad, but they have no control over our offense. I really do not feel like managing this team right now. Mr. Steinbrenner told me that I have until the end of August to turn this around or I may be out of New York. Atlanta Braves 5 New York Yankees 1 WP: Daniel Curtis (6-6) LP: Matt DeSalvo (2-1) PLAYER OF THE GAME Daniel Curtis Atlanta Braves 8 IP, 1 ER Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
KidCavalier23 Posted August 13, 2007 Author Share Posted August 13, 2007 June 27th 2007 Tampa Bay Devil Rays (30-46) at. New York Yankees (31-45) Chuck Tiffany (1-5) vs. Joba Chamberlain (0-6) STARTING LINEUPS Tampa Bay Devil Rays 1. Joey Gathright 2. Fernando Cortez 3. Carl Crawford 4. Jonny Gomes 5. Brad Fullmer 6. Aubrey Huff 7. Robert Asanovich 8. Sean Burroughs 9. Shawn Riggans New York Yankees 1. Johnny Damon 2. Derek Jeter 3. Alex Rodriguez 4. Hideki Matsui 5. Ryan Shealy 6. Jorge Posada 7. Robinson Cano 8. Alex Rios 9. Andy Phillips Joba made me feel really good tonight, winning his first ever big league game. I think he's finally settled down and is ready to become an ace on this pitching staff. We need more wins like this and my job security should be a lot safer than it is now. Johnny Damon had a 4-4 game tonight. Every Yankee in the starting lineup had a hit besides Posada and Cano, who had an RBI. I wanna win two straight games, and hopefully, we could complete that tomorrow. Tampa Bay Devil Rays 4 New York Yankees 7 WP: Joba Chamberlain (1-6) LP: Chuck Tiffany (1-6) PLAYER OF THE GAME Joba Chamberlain New York Yankees 8 IP, 4 ER's Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
KidCavalier23 Posted August 13, 2007 Author Share Posted August 13, 2007 June 28th 2007 Tampa Bay Devil Rays (30-47) at. New York Yankees (32-45) Scott Kazmir (6-7) vs. Chien-Ming Wang (9-4) STARTING LINEUPS Tampa Bay Devil Rays 1. Joey Gathright 2. Fernando Cortez 3. Carl Crawford 4. Jonny Gomes 5. Aubrey Huff 6. Jorge Cantu 7. Charles Johnson 8. Robert Asanovich 9. Sean Burroughs New York Yankees 1. Johnny Damon 2. Derek Jeter 3. Alex Rodriguez 4. Hideki Matsui 5. Ryan Shealy 6. Jorge Posada 7. Robinson Cano 8. Alex Rios 9. Andy Phillips It's as if god is preventing us from winning two straight...Wang didn't pitch to bad for us, going 6 innings giving up 4 runs. We were able to stick around until the 8th inning in a 4-4 game. Tyler Clippard gave up 2 runs and we lost 6-4. We're 14 games below .500 now, and we're falling quick. We haven't won two staight games since June 9th and 10th, 20 days ago. I want to win this series badly. Hopefully Randy pitches good for us tomorrow and we win it. Tampa Bay Devil Rays 6 New York Yankees 4 WP: Seth McClung (1-1) LP: Tyler Clippard (1-3) SV: Chad Orvella (17) PLAYER OF THE GAME Aubrey Huff Tampa Bay Devil Rays 2-3, 2 RBI's Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
KidCavalier23 Posted August 13, 2007 Author Share Posted August 13, 2007 June 29th 2007 Tampa Bay Devil Rays (31-47) at. New York Yankees (32-46) Andrew Sonnanstine (1-5) vs. Randy Johnson (5- STARTING LINEUPS Tampa Bay Devil Rays 1. Rocco Baldelli 2. Sean Burroughs 3. Carl Crawford 4. Jonny Gomes 5. Brad Fullmer 6. Aubrey Huff 7. Jorge Cantu 8. Charles Johnson 9. Nick Green New York Yankees 1. Johnny Damon 2. Derek Jeter 3. Alex Rodriguez 4. Hideki Matsui 5. Ryan Shealy 6. Jorge Posada 7. Robinson Cano 8. Alex Rios 9. Andy Phillips We won the series thanks to a great performance by Randy Johnson. Today's game was a pitchers duel between Andrew Sonnanstine and Randy. Sonnanstine went 6 innings giving up 1 run unearned. There wasn't any scoring after that run as Randy Johnson went the distance giving up 0 runs. Could this be the game that turns our season around? Tampa Bay Devil Rays 0 New York Yankees 1 WP: Randy Johnson (6- LP: Andrew Sonnanstine (1-6) PLAYER OF THE GAME Randy Johnson New York Yankees CG, 0 ER's Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
KidCavalier23 Posted August 13, 2007 Author Share Posted August 13, 2007 LEAGUE LEADERS BATTING BATTING AVERAGE 1. Joe Mauer .349, Minnesota Twins 2. Grady Sizemore .345, Cleveland Indians 3. Mike Aubrey .342, Cleveland Indians 4. Val Majewski .336, Baltimore Orioles 5. David Wright .336, New York Mets 6. Hideki Matsui .333, New York Yankees 7. Melvin Mora .329, Milwaukee Brewers 8. Brian McCann .327, Atlanta Braves 9. Alfanso Soriano .327, Seattle Mariners 10. Guillermo Quiroz .327, Toronto Blue Jays HOME RUNS 1. Andruw Jones 26, Atlanta Braves 2. Barry Bonds 25, Toronto Blue Jays 3. Mark Teixeira 24, Texas Rangers 4. Ryan Ludwick 23, Detroit Tigers 5. Carlos Pena 21, Detroit Tigers 6. Richie Sexson 21, Seattle Mariners 7. Grady Sizemore 20, Cleveland Indians 8. J.J. Davis 20, Colorado Rockies 9. J.D. Closser 20, Colorado Rockies 10. Chase Utley 20, Philadelphia Phillies RUNS BATTED IN 1. David Wright 69, New York Mets 2. Mike Aubrey 68, Cleveland Indians 3. Chase Utley 67, Philadelphia Phillies 4. J.D. Closser 65, Colorado Rockies 5. Ryan Ludwick 65, Detroit Tigers 6. Justin Morneau 65, Minnesota Twins 7. Andruw Jones 64, Atlanta Braves 8. Albert Pujols 63, St. Louis Cardinals 9. Carlos Pena 62, Detroit Tigers 10. Richie Sexson 61, Seattle Mariners STEALS 1. Freddy Guzman 52, San Diego Padres 2. Carl Crawford 25, Tampa Bay Devil Rays 3. Julio Lugo 19, St. Louis Cardinals 4. Ichiro Suzuki 18, Seattle Mariners 5. Alex Sanchez 17, Florida Marlins 6. Rafael Furcal 17, Los Angeles Dodgers 7. Jose Reyes 17, New York Mets 8. Joey Gathright 17, Toronto Blue Jays 9. Mitch Maier 15, Kansas City Royals 10. Brian Roberts 13, Baltimore Orioles PITCHING WINS 1. Tim Hudson 11, Atlanta Braves 2. Fransisco Liriano 11, Minnesota Twins 3. Bartolo Colon 10, Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim 4. Johan Santana 10, Minnesota Twins 5. C.C. Sabathia 9, Cleveland Indians 6. Andy Pettitte 9, Houston Astros 7. Chris Enochs 9, Houston Astros 8. Bob Keppel 9, Kansas City Royals 9. Derek Lowe 9, Los Angeles Dodgers 10. Dontrelle Willis 9, New York Mets EARNED RUN AVERAGE 1. Joel Hanrahan 1.79, Los Angeles Dodgers 2. Tim Hudson 2.07, Atlanta Braves 3. Jason Schmidt 2.39, San Fransisco Giants 4. Roy Halladay 2.49, Toronto Blue Jays 5. Esteban Loaiza 2.52, Oakland Athletics 6. Andy Pettitte 2.63, Houston Astros 7. Joe Blanton 2.72, Oakland Athletics 8. Trevor Hutchinson 2.74, Florida Marlins 9. Chris Carpenter 2.79, St. Louis Cardinals 10. Derek Lowe 2.84, Los Angeles Dodgers APPEARENCES 1. Mike Koplove 40, Arizona Diamondbacks 2. Chris Reitsma 40, Atlanta Braves 3. Fransisco Liriano 40, Minnesota Twins 4. Brad Halsey 39, Arizona Diamondbacks 5. Lenny DiNardo 39, Boston Red Sox 6. Ryan Dempster 39, Chicago Cubs 7. Byung-Hyun Kim 39, Colorado Rockies 8. Luis Ayala 39, Kansas City Royals 9. Andy Pratt 39, Milwaukee Brewers 10. Victor Zambrano 39, New York Mets SAVES 1. Brad Lidge 26, Houston Astros 2. Fransisco Rodriguez 25, Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim 3. Juan Rincon 25, Minnesota Twins 4. Eric Gagne 23, Los Angeles Dodgers 5. Jose Valverde 22, Arizona Diamondbacks 6. Huston Street 22, Oakland Athletics 7. John Foster 21, Atlanta Braves 8. Keith Foulke 21, Boston Red Sox 9. B.J. Ryan 20, Toronto Blue Jays 10. Mariano Rivera 19, New York Yankees Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
KidCavalier23 Posted August 13, 2007 Author Share Posted August 13, 2007 July 1st 2007 New York Yankees (33-46) at. Cleveland Indians (45-32) Mike Mussina (5-9) vs. Cliff Lee (5-4) STARTING LINEUPS New York Yankees 1. Johnny Damon 2. Derek Jeter 3. Alex Rodriguez 4. Hideki Matsui 5. Ryan Shealy 6. Jorge Posada 7. Robinson Cano 8. Alex Rios 9. Andy Phillips Cleveland Indians 1. Grady Sizemore 2. Lou Merloni 3. Travis Hafner 4. Mike Aubrey 5. Jhonny Peralta 6. Jason Dubois 7. Victor Martinez 8. Adam Piatt 9. Angel Santos We got killed today. When I say killed, I mean it. Besides Angel Santos, every Indian had at least 2 hits. It was bad. We were able to score 4 but that was not enough. Today wasn't one of Mike Mussina's best days. Hopefully Matt DeSalvo could make up for it tomorrow. New York Yankees 4 Cleveland Indians 10 WP: Cliff Lee (6-5) LP: Matt Clement (7-5) PLAYER OF THE GAME Jhonny Peralta Cleveland Indians 2-3, HR 3 RBI's Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
KidCavalier23 Posted August 13, 2007 Author Share Posted August 13, 2007 July 2nd 2007 New York Yankees (33-47) at. Cleveland Indians (46-32) Matt DeSalvo (2-1) vs. Jason Johnson (7-5) STARTING LINEUPS New York Yankees 1. Johnny Damon 2. Derek Jeter 3. Alex Rodriguez 4. Hideki Matsui 5. Ryan Shealy 6. Jorge Posada 7. Robinson Cano 8. Alex Rios 9. Andy Phillips Cleveland Indians 1. Grady Sizemore 2. Lou Merloni 3. Travis Hafner 4. Mike Aubrey 5. Gary Sheffield 6. Jason Dubois 7. Andy Marte 8. Victor Martinez 9. Angel Santos Today was a huge win for us. I could tell after the game that it really boosted everyone's confidence. I might be taking Jorge out of the lineup until the All Star Break. He's only batting .155 right now. We need him to start hitting. New York Yankees 6 Cleveland Indians 4 WP: Matt DeSalvo (3-1) LP: Jason Johnson (7-6) SV: Mariano Rivera (20) PLAYER OF THE GAME Johnny Damon New York Yankees 3-5, HR 2 RBI's Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
KidCavalier23 Posted August 13, 2007 Author Share Posted August 13, 2007 Okay I havent posted July 3rd or 4th's scores, I accidently deleted them. JULY 3RD New York Yankees 2 Cleveland Indians 6 JULY 4TH New York Yankees 3 Minnesota Twins 7 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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