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This is it

2005-09-28 13:50

by Alex Belth

So it'll be Shawn Chacon, the guy with the sweet smile and baggy pants, squaring off against Daniel Cabrera, the dude with the scowl and the red ass tonight at Camden Yards. As Cliff mentioned to me in an e-mail this afternoon, Chacon would start a one-game playoff if it comes to that, but this may be his final start of the season. He could also wind up as the Game One starter in the ALDS if the Yanks pull this thing out without a one-game playoff. Meanwhile, the Yankee offense has to remain patient against Cabrera, who has a live arm and can be a tough customer.

Only five games left. Every ball and strike, every foul ball, every everything counts, as we sit back helplessly and watch it all unfold.

Keep the faith and let's go Yanks!

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2005-09-28 14:03:09

1. rilkefan

Thank g*d for all the fun political stuff today so I'm not 100% tense.

2005-09-28 15:02:07

2. tocho

The Yanks will win tonight.

2005-09-28 15:02:41

3. Start Spreading the News

The Yanks probably won't get the help from other teams beating Cleveland/Chicago/Boston as yesterday.

Tampa vs Cleveland
TAM: McClung (6-11, 7.11 ERA)
CLE: Lee (18-4, 3.90 ERA)
advantage: Cleveland

Toronto vs Boston
TOR: Lilly (9-11, 5.72 ERA)
BOS: Arroyo (14-9, 4.29 ERA)
advantage: Boston -- Arroyo has not lost in September. Lilly just got rocked in his last start.

Chicago vs Detroit
CHW: Contreras (14-7, 3.66 ERA)
DET: Douglass (5-4, 5.62 ERA)
advantage: Chicago

So the moral of the story here is that Chacon needs to win. Unfortunately, this is the closest pitching matchup of the four AL games that anyone is watching.
NYY: Chacon (7-10, 3.49 ERA)
BAL: Cabrera (10-12, 4.58 ERA)

2005-09-28 15:04:37

4. randym77

I think the Yankees will steamroll 'em tonight. Revenge for last night, y'know.

2005-09-28 15:09:03

5. Schteeve

I'll make no predictions, i'll just sit on my couch, rocking back and forth a' la Leo.

2005-09-28 15:30:46

6. unpopster

I hate to be a killjoy, but I have a baaaaad feeling....

2005-09-28 15:33:52

7. Shaun P

SSTN, good analysis in 3. I think you've got it mapped out nicely.

How 'bout this for a very optomistic (and perhaps unrealistic) view of those same pitching matchups:

1. Sweet Lou is starting certified lefty-killer E. Perez tonight, and hitting him 4th (Cliff Lee being a southpaw and all). Besides, by the law of averages, isn't McClung due for a shutout now?

2. By LOA again, Arroyo must be due for a September loss, and Lilly is clearly due for a win. Plus, certified Sox-killer Reed Johnson is playing tonight.

3. LOA again, Contreras has won 7 straight starts - time for a loss, Jose! Meanwhile, Douglass is a far better pitcher at home (3-1, 3.52 ERA) than he is on the road (2-3, 8.33 ERA) - and the game is in Detroit.

4. Chacon always comes through when the Yanks need a win. And boy do we need this one . . .

Faithfully helpless, that's us!

2005-09-28 15:53:17

8. tocho

I'm optimistic and everything but why is Bernie playing CF. I mean everybody knows that he can't play there anymore, anybody paying a tiny bit of attention has noticed that when Bubba is in CF, Sheff and Matsui are much better, that's an automatic 3-position upgrade.

I know that Sierra can hit a fastball and he's better from the left side, but can't they just stop the experiments and put Bubba every day in CF and let Bernie DH or sit him and let Sierra DH.

Does anybody disagree with this?

2005-09-28 15:55:11

9. Rich

Earlier this season, Bernie supposedly worked out in LF and wasn't comfortable, even though his agent, Scott Boras, has said he woould be willing to play LF next season.

IMO, Torre should have insisted that Bernie play LF regardless of the way he felt, but that's not Torre's way with "his guys."

2005-09-28 16:09:37

10. randym77

I would play Bubba every night - somewhere. Left, right, or center. (I was really impressed with how he covered CF, BTW.) He's hitting okay, and he hasn't done anything phenomenally stupid on the basepaths lately.

We could really use some more outfielding talent. Maybe we could pry Jason Bay away from Pittsburgh.

2005-09-28 16:13:19

11. Rich

I think the Yankees have to acquire two OFers over the off season because Sheff is really a DH and Matsui can't field that well either, and you know he's staying put.

2005-09-28 16:14:34

12. Bill

I would appreciate any explanation (reasonable or not) for Ruben being in the lineup and hitting ahead of Jorge and Cano, to boot.

2005-09-28 16:16:43

13. unpopster

Red Sox already losing 2-0

2005-09-28 16:16:59

14. The Bear

Go Jays~~~ 2-0 on top of Sox~

2005-09-28 16:17:32

15. tocho

Boston down 2-0

2005-09-28 16:18:16

16. rilkefan

Thank you, V. Wells.

20 pitches from Cabrera, 9 strikes, 3 outs.

2005-09-28 16:21:37

17. tocho

Bill, he's 4 for 10 v. Cabrera... That's an explanation (you asked ro reasonable or not).

2005-09-28 16:22:21

18. KYK

What an amazing play by Cano!

2005-09-28 16:23:55

19. tocho

damn renteria just homered

2005-09-28 16:24:39

20. Bill

Thanks Tocho. It's not much but enough to keep me from going insane.

2005-09-28 16:28:18

21. tocho

After a 20-pitch inning comes a 9-pitch inning. Nice Jorge.

Although Matsui and Sierra did hit the ball pretty hard.

2005-09-28 16:31:32

22. KYK

Shit! HR by Lopez

2005-09-28 16:31:37

23. Zack

Oh shit, here we go again

2005-09-28 16:32:33

24. tocho

After 2 bad breaking balls you could just know he was going for the fastball and Javy was just waiting for it perfectly. Damn

2005-09-28 16:33:31

25. Rich

Runs...

2005-09-28 16:34:01

26. Zack

yes, we need many of them...like now

2005-09-28 16:40:11

27. yankz

This is an absolute must win. Offense needs to show up.

2005-09-28 16:41:39

28. Zack

1 out double for Tek

2005-09-28 16:41:52

29. yankz

Mora robbed Jeter. I hope it hurt.

2005-09-28 16:42:11

30. BklynBomber

A-Rod's overdue for a moon shot.

2005-09-28 16:43:27

31. Zack

Lilly starting to fall apart, as expected

2005-09-28 16:45:40

32. KYK

Do you get the feeling that BOS is stepping it up after seeing BAL go up by 1?

2005-09-28 16:45:54

33. yankz

ANOTHER K for A-rod. Why is this so common lately...

2005-09-28 16:46:00

34. randym77

A-Rod down looking again. :-P

2005-09-28 16:46:08

35. Rich

Not a strike.

2005-09-28 16:46:31

36. tocho

Another K looking for A-Rod, this is getting old. Just hit the m------ ball.

2005-09-28 16:48:04

37. Zack

And our offense, once again, has vanished

2005-09-28 16:49:42

38. randym77

Come ON, Yanks! You got a reprieve yesterday. Don't #$%@ it up tonight.

2005-09-28 16:50:37

39. BklynBomber

To make this game even less enjoyable so far, the F'n Baltimore feed drives you nuts. These guys do more interviews during play than anyone I've seen. Last night they the Gov. of Maryland gas-baggin' for two full innings...

2005-09-28 16:52:03

40. Zack

Pesky HR for Frankie K!!!

2005-09-28 16:52:17

41. Zack

That should be Frankie C! 3-1 Jays

2005-09-28 16:54:04

42. Zack

Tigers-WSox tied at 1

2005-09-28 16:55:03

43. rbj

BklynBomber, at least neither of the announcers is the Hawk.

2005-09-28 16:55:08

44. tocho

Here they come guys. Cabrera is due for a whippin' by JG, Sheff and Matsui!

2005-09-28 16:55:10

45. BklynBomber

Now snap out of it, Yanks! Get some baserunners and start rakin'!!!!

2005-09-28 16:55:37

46. Rich

I want some runs.

2005-09-28 16:56:02

47. Alex Belth

As Steve "Was Watching" mentioned earlier today it's hard not to notice that Rodriguez has been whiffing a lot lately...and getting called out on strikes too. In his first at bat, that fastball was low, right in his wheelhouse. The second one, a heater on the outside corner froze him. But give credit to Cabrera there too--the first pitch of the sequence was a good change up for a strike. Actually, if Rodriguez had been looking for it--and why would he have, Cabrera hadn't thrown one yet--he could have hit it to kingdom come.

Got to work Cabrera into trouble, boy. Grind it, as they say.

2005-09-28 16:56:53

48. BklynBomber

rbj, — true, Hawk is hands down the most unprofessional. Palmer is actually fairly decent.

2005-09-28 16:57:48

49. Zack

YES!!!! 5-1 Jays!!!!

2005-09-28 16:59:25

50. BxSparksNYC

boy those pitches to Giambi look like the pitches to ARod. 2 more feet Sheff. Damn

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2005-09-28 17:00:55

51. Zack

Can we please get some freaking hits, rediculous

2005-09-28 17:00:56

52. tocho

C'MON!!! Hit the ball!

2005-09-28 17:02:16

53. rbj

Is it just me, or does the team look tired. There doesn't seem to be any snap, almost like they're looking ahead to the weekend.

2005-09-28 17:03:14

54. Alex Belth

Yo, I hate watching Ruben Sierra hit. Nice pick by Mora in the third, now Gomez in the fourth. No luck O so far.

2005-09-28 17:03:33

55. BklynBomber

Where did the O go? It looks like Sheff and 8 Womacks up there...

2005-09-28 17:04:08

56. randym77

They've looked tired to me all week. No surprise, really. They've been playing without a break for a long time, almost every game like it's Game 7 of the World Series.

2005-09-28 17:04:13

57. Mattpat11

This "making Daniel Cabrera look competant shit" needs to stop.

2005-09-28 17:04:13

58. tocho

This is getting frustrating. Cabrera is really dominating them.

Sierra is now 4 for 12 v. Cabrera Joe, is it time to sit him now? or do you want to wait until he's 4 for 14? OK, I thought so too.

2005-09-28 17:04:13

59. Bill

Ok, now's he's 4-12 vs Cabrera. Can we take Ruben out now?

2005-09-28 17:09:42

60. Rich

Shit. Come on Shawn.

2005-09-28 17:09:47

61. yankz

This sucks.

2005-09-28 17:10:20

62. tocho

We are the ones that are getting tired. At least they get to play the games. We only get to helplessly watch them as Alex says. The latter is worst.

2005-09-28 17:10:29

63. Zack

2 on for Sox, 1 out (Ortiz pops up)

2005-09-28 17:11:39

64. rilkefan

Ortiz has been not coming up big a fair amount of late. Such is baseball.

2005-09-28 17:11:48

65. randym77

That was close. :-(

Let's go, Yanks!

2005-09-28 17:14:35

66. BklynBomber

The last week of the season on the road is BS. Wonder if there are any Yankee-haters in the MLB scheduling office, especially with Boston getting the opposite treatment. Anyone have Oliver Stone's phone number?

2005-09-28 17:15:49

67. Zack

Why is it that with us down only 1 and the Sox down 4 I feel that we are losing by so much more than the Sox are?

2005-09-28 17:16:02

68. BklynBomber

Great. Now we have hockey interviews during play...

2005-09-28 17:16:12

69. Mattpat11

God damn it, Cabrera sucks, HIT HIM

2005-09-28 17:16:14

70. tocho

The strike zone is very inconsistent tonight.

2005-09-28 17:16:40

71. Zack

2 on, 2 outs for Sox (Manny struck out)

2005-09-28 17:17:06

72. randym77

Bernie's the only one who can hit this guy!

2005-09-28 17:17:26

73. yankz

Bernie Baseball is carrying the offense. STEP UP THE REST OF YOU.

2005-09-28 17:17:29

74. Mattpat11

Bernie understands the significance of this game.

2005-09-28 17:17:35

75. tocho

Follow Bernie guys, just hits, we do not need 5-run home runs... yet

2005-09-28 17:19:33

76. BklynBomber

Cano's late on everything. All fouls to left...

2005-09-28 17:20:14

77. Mattpat11

The Yankees have given up.

2005-09-28 17:20:15

78. Zack

We hit into a DP (and suck) and Tek gets a very very generous ball 4 call, bases loaded, two outs, Millar up

2005-09-28 17:20:56

79. Zack

Millar pops up!

2005-09-28 17:21:21

80. KYK

Damn it!

I get the feeling that Bernie may be contemplating retirement, and wants to go out on a high note.

That's why he's the only one hitting tonight.

Though I have to give Giambi credit for the walks, and Sheff for almost hitting a HR.

2005-09-28 17:22:10

81. Mattpat11

Yankees are mailing it in tonight (except for Bernie and Chacon) so we damn well better hope Boston loses.

2005-09-28 17:22:10

82. tocho

This game sucks!

Only 69 pitches by Cy Cabrera through 5. Its going to be a long night of lamenting if they don't step it up.

Good thing Millar sucks and flied out with the bases loaded to end the inning.

2005-09-28 17:23:40

83. Mattpat11

Thank God for Kevin Millar

2005-09-28 17:23:45

84. KYK

Cano is looking great in the field at least.
Too bad hit isn't hitting.

I noticed at Saturday's game that the Yanks were not patient at the plate at all. At least tonight they seem to be running up the count.

2005-09-28 17:23:51

85. rbj

Well, at least Chacon's pitching well.

2005-09-28 17:24:02

86. yankz

AHHHHHH I CANT TAKE IT ANYMORE

2005-09-28 17:24:20

87. yankz

I don't care if he strikes out, it's plays like that that make him the clear MVP.

2005-09-28 17:26:38

88. tocho

Only 69 pitches for Cy Cabrera through 5. If the Offense doesn't wake up, there's going to be a lot of lamenting tonight and tomorrow morning in Yankeeland (especially at the Bronx Banter). BTW, what a great site guys!

2005-09-28 17:26:39

89. Zack

Jays two on, no outs...Yanks, none on, ever...

The Sox Jays game is on pace to finish waaaaaay after ours...

2005-09-28 17:26:57

90. Mattpat11

KYK, it seems the Yankees version of "being patient" is taking called strike three

2005-09-28 17:27:04

91. BklynBomber

If the final score of last night's game was 19-8, I'd be really worried right now...

2005-09-28 17:27:54

92. BklynBomber

C'mon Cap, let's get it started!

2005-09-28 17:28:19

93. tocho

The starting pitcher for the BlowSux in the tie-breaking game doesn't look real sharp.

2005-09-28 17:29:19

94. marc

They got to get to get Cabrera out of the game before they fall too far behind. Chacon pitching great but Cabrera who we knew could be tough is doing a little better. Meanwhile I hope Lilly can last a little longer than usual in Boston. He's been able to wriggle out of trouble so far.

2005-09-28 17:29:33

95. yankz

Haha 91, I get it. I'd be freaking out, I never want to see that score again.

2005-09-28 17:30:09

96. Mattpat11

FUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUCK

2005-09-28 17:30:26

97. Zack

God Dammit, hit the freaking ball. All of a sudden we are totally punchless. The rollercoaster Yankees continue

2005-09-28 17:30:45

98. JRNYY

Are you guys serious, we're down 1 run, Chacon is dealing and the O will wake up. Have some faith and relax a little bit. I definitely don't think the yanks have given up in any sense of the word. eh, maybe im just naive or ive been stuck in providence too long watching gameday...btw arroyo loads the bases

2005-09-28 17:31:19

99. randym77

Thank you, A-Rod!

2005-09-28 17:31:20

100. BklynBomber

Finally!!! A-Rod!!!!

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2005-09-28 17:31:26

101. Rich

BOOM

2005-09-28 17:31:31

102. yankz

MVP!!!!!!!!

2005-09-28 17:31:31

103. KYK

AROD!! MVP!

2005-09-28 17:31:32

104. tocho

No K Alex, this time.

2005-09-28 17:31:37

105. Mattpat11

And folks, we have our MVP.

Now ADD ON

2005-09-28 17:31:37

106. Zack

AAAAAAROOOODDDD (I proudly take back my words, for the moment)