Yanks try to salvage a game in Chitown
The New York Yankees will try to win this last game of the series in Chicago before an off day tomorrow and then 2 in Toronto before coming home to face their blood rivals the Boston Red Sox. CC Sabathia is on the mound and needs to come up huge today, this is what he was paid for to be the stopper and they need him to go 7 or 8 dominant innings today and get out of town with a win. Here are some pregame notes from Peter Abraham.
It all starts with pitching and in the last 2 games the Yankees have given up 24 runs on 24 hits and 11 walks.
The Yankees have not lost 4 straight since May 2-7 when they lost 5 in a row.
The White Sox have won 6 straight at US Cellular Field.
CC Sabathia is 3-3 with a 4.62 era in his last 6 starts. He has allowed 45 hits in 39 innings. He is 14-4 with a 3.65 era in 26 career starts against the White Sox. He is 7-1 with a 2.98 era at US Cellular Field. This may be exactly what he needs to turn it around.
Mark Buehrle is coming off setting the record by retiring 45 straight batters even though he did lose to Minnesota in his last start. He is 1-5 with a 6.11 era in his career against the Yankees. He is 0-4 with a 6.91 at home.
The Yankees are batting 161 with RISP in this series. They are batting 200 on this roadtrip with RISP. This is what I hate about their offense, it is good but can be inconsistant.
Big Tex has 10 homeruns, 30 rbi's and 26 runs scored in his last 32 games.
A-rod is getting hot going 10 for 26 on this roadtrip with 4 rbi's and 3 runs scored. He has not hit a homerun in his last 49 at bats so he is due for a few quickly.
Mark Melancon has not allowed a run in his last 4 1/3 innings so he is learning. I really like this guy but you have to remember he is young just like Dave Robertson but they will be go to guys in the future for this team.
No lineup is posted yet, I will try to get that up later. Posted by Gary W. Marchese Jr. at 11:05 AM 0 comments
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It all starts with pitching and in the last 2 games the Yankees have given up 24 runs on 24 hits and 11 walks.
The Yankees have not lost 4 straight since May 2-7 when they lost 5 in a row.
The White Sox have won 6 straight at US Cellular Field.
CC Sabathia is 3-3 with a 4.62 era in his last 6 starts. He has allowed 45 hits in 39 innings. He is 14-4 with a 3.65 era in 26 career starts against the White Sox. He is 7-1 with a 2.98 era at US Cellular Field. This may be exactly what he needs to turn it around.
Mark Buehrle is coming off setting the record by retiring 45 straight batters even though he did lose to Minnesota in his last start. He is 1-5 with a 6.11 era in his career against the Yankees. He is 0-4 with a 6.91 at home.
The Yankees are batting 161 with RISP in this series. They are batting 200 on this roadtrip with RISP. This is what I hate about their offense, it is good but can be inconsistant.
Big Tex has 10 homeruns, 30 rbi's and 26 runs scored in his last 32 games.
A-rod is getting hot going 10 for 26 on this roadtrip with 4 rbi's and 3 runs scored. He has not hit a homerun in his last 49 at bats so he is due for a few quickly.
Mark Melancon has not allowed a run in his last 4 1/3 innings so he is learning. I really like this guy but you have to remember he is young just like Dave Robertson but they will be go to guys in the future for this team.
No lineup is posted yet, I will try to get that up later. Posted by Gary W. Marchese Jr. at 11:05 AM 0 comments
Labels: A-rod, baseball, batters, Boston Red Sox, CC Sabathia, Chicago White Sox, games, hits, homeruns, Lineups, New York Yankees, notes, Peter Abraham, record, series, start
Original Story:
http://gmarchese.blogspot.com
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