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Yanx sit at 18 games over .500 (a loft we haven't sniffed so far this year) with a +109 run differential … but that doesn't mean they don't have issues.



For starters they're sub-.500 since the start of June. And after going 25-8 from May 3rd to June 6th, they're 15-23 since; 10-19 since June 15

They, like us, are coming off a four-game split of a wrap-around weekend series with a Florida team.



They relied on their pitching over the first two months allowing a 658 & 595 OPS-against for April and May but that's turned into 805 & 707 in June/July even with the return of Gerritt Cole. Their ERA in Apr/May were 3.06 & 2.44 which then turned into 5.26 & 3.72



Then, when a playful set of messages to Luis Severino from his ex-teammates accused him of ‘ducking them' as he's not scheduled to pitch in this series and missed them in the first one, he responded with ‘why would I do that, you only have two hitters?' Funny … and not too far from the truth.



Judge & Soto have been ridiculous (1111/OPS/OPS+ and 1029/186 — 1st & 3rd in MLB) and between them have hit 41% of the team's HRs (60/146). But every other regular is below par w/OPS+ except for Stanton (119) and he's (say it with me folks) currently on the IL.

- Anthony Volpe: 757 & 812 OPS in Apr/May, 547 & 574 in Jun/Jul

- LeMahieu, Rizzo and Stanton are old and out.

- Alex Verdugo (286 OBA) and Gleyber Torres sport matching 82 OPS+ badges which noses out that of 3B Oswaldo Cabrera (79).

- Recent 1B call-up Ben Rice has an eye and some pop but just a .200 BA and K's about 30% of the time.



They tend to win lately only when they win big (ie. Judge & Soto go wild). Of their last eight wins only two have been by less than five runs [11, 7, 10, 5, 5, 8]



We'll see Luis Gil and Cole on the mound, the same two we saw in the CitiField series where we beat them both up.

Both though have been better since: two good starts out of the three since then for Gil, three good out of his last four for Cole.



Tuesday SNY. Wednesday is an ESPN exclusive


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Frayed Knot wrote:

Mini-KTE



Yanx sit at 18 games over .500 (a loft we haven't sniffed so far this year) with a +109 run differential … but that doesn't mean they don't have issues.



For starters they're sub-.500 since the start of June. And after going 25-8 from May 3rd to June 6th, they're 15-23 since; 10-19 since June 15

They, like us, are coming off a four-game split of a wrap-around weekend series with a Florida team.



They relied on their pitching over the first two months allowing a 658 & 595 OPS-against for April and May but that's turned into 805 & 707 in June/July even with the return of Gerritt Cole. Their ERA in Apr/May were 3.06 & 2.44 which then turned into 5.26 & 3.72



Then, when a playful set of messages to Luis Severino from his ex-teammates accused him of ‘ducking them' as he's not scheduled to pitch in this series and missed them in the first one, he responded with ‘why would I do that, you only have two hitters?' Funny … and not too far from the truth.



Judge & Soto have been ridiculous (1111/OPS/OPS+ and 1029/186 — 1st & 3rd in MLB) and between them have hit 41% of the team's HRs (60/146). But every other regular is below par w/OPS+ except for Stanton (119) and he's (say it with me folks) currently on the IL.

- Anthony Volpe: 757 & 812 OPS in Apr/May, 547 & 574 in Jun/Jul

- LeMahieu, Rizzo and Stanton are old and out.

- Alex Verdugo (286 OBA) and Gleyber Torres sport matching 82 OPS+ badges which noses out that of 3B Oswaldo Cabrera (79).

- Recent 1B call-up Ben Rice has an eye and some pop but just a .200 BA and K's about 30% of the time.



They tend to win lately only when they win big (ie. Judge & Soto go wild). Of their last eight wins only two have been by less than five runs [11, 7, 10, 5, 5, 8]



We'll see Luis Gil and Cole on the mound, the same two we saw in the CitiField series where we beat them both up.

Both though have been better since: two good starts out of the three since then for Gil, three good out of his last four for Cole.



Tuesday SNY. Wednesday is an ESPN exclusive


I thought tonight was TBS and WPIX locally



No?


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You are correct.

Tonight's game is PIX locally And TBS nationally (although blackout rules likely in play) ... as opposed to Wednesday night which is ESPN exclusively.


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Lindor SS

Nimmo LF

Martinez DH

Alonso 1B

Vientos 3B

McNeil 2B

Torrens C

Taylor RF

Bader CF

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Quintana LHP (4-6, 4.13)


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Are Volpe, LeMahieu, Verdugo, and Torres still engaged in their pitched battle to see who can hustle the least?


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Ugh Vientos apparently wears 27 because that was Stanton's number when he came up with Miami. Well we'll forgive him for that I suppose


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Edgy MD wrote:

Are Volpe, LeMahieu, Verdugo, and Torres still engaged in their pitched battle to see who can hustle the least?


Well, shut my mouth. There's Volpe hustling.


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Edgy MD wrote:

Hey, look — the Yankees have a catcher named Narváez!


Narváez is wearing Ninetyfóurez.



Numerically, it's a tough deal being a Yankee rookie.


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Quintana limiting the damage so far but, geez, 79 pitches thru 4

That's 5-1/3 innings worth of pitches even though giving up just one.







Meanwhile, a couple hits from our side would be nice.


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Frayed Knot wrote:

Frayed Knot wrote:

Meanwhile, a couple hits from our side would be nice.


Now that that wish was granted, how 'bout some XBHs?


Not quite but it shoulda been !!!


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Mets not getting their extra bases at all tonight.



Extreme station-to-station ball. A favorite of David Bowie.


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Unfuckinbelievable!!!





10 of the Mets 64 RBIs w/bases loaded this season have come from either a BB or HBP (15.6%). 5 more from Sac Flies

They have just 20 bases loaded hits (20/97 = .206)


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