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Joe Girardi on Brian Bruney: he’s our eighth inning guy
Joe Girardi after the game was peppered with questions about putting Brian Bruney in the game after Phil Hughes dispatched the Mariners rather easily in the seventh, needing all of nine pitches. “Bruney’s our eighth-inning guy,” Girardi said. “We need to get Bruney going.” Bruney...
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Posted by admin in Newsday on 06 30th, 2009 | No Comments
Joe Girardi on Brian Bruney: he’s our eighth inning guy
Joe Girardi after the game was peppered with questions about putting Brian Bruney in the game after Phil Hughes dispatched the Mariners rather easily in the seventh, needing all of nine pitches. “Bruney’s our eighth-inning guy,” Girardi said. “We need to get Bruney going.” Bruney...
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Posted by admin in LoHud on 06 30th, 2009 | No Comments
Another snoozer for Joba
Because of the rain delay, there was less time to write for the newspaper, so I had to pick my spots for interviews after the game A little Girardi, a little Matsui, a little Jeter, some Mo, some Bruney, some Hughes. I passed on Joba because he wasn’t going to be a very big part of the story. The...
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Posted by admin in LoHud on 06 30th, 2009 | No Comments
Another snoozer for Joba
Because of the rain delay, there was less time to write for the newspaper, so I had to pick my spots for interviews after the game A little Girardi, a little Matsui, a little Jeter, some Mo, some Bruney, some Hughes. I passed on Joba because he wasn’t going to be a very big part of the story. The...
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Posted by admin in LoHud on 06 30th, 2009 | No Comments
Nearly set-up for failure
Brian Bruney on his outing tonight: “That’s my bad, obviously. I thought I threw the ball pretty well tonight. I can go home on sleep on that. I’m fine with it. It’s not like I’m out there walking guys to their bases every time. I feel good. That’s baseball, man. The ball bounces six...
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Posted by admin in LoHud on 06 30th, 2009 | No Comments
Nearly set-up for failure
Brian Bruney on his outing tonight: “That’s my bad, obviously. I thought I threw the ball pretty well tonight. I can go home on sleep on that. I’m fine with it. It’s not like I’m out there walking guys to their bases every time. I feel good. That’s baseball, man. The ball bounces six...
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Posted by admin in Pinstripe Alley on 06 30th, 2009 | No Comments
Where to start?
More photos » by Kathy Willens – AP Browse more photos » A lot happened in this 8-5 win. Shall we start at the beginning? 1. Joba wasn’t good, no question about it. Nine hits and three walks in 5.1 innings is a poor start. He was lucky to only allow...
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Posted by admin in Pinstripe Alley on 06 30th, 2009 | No Comments
Where to start?
More photos » by Kathy Willens – AP Browse more photos » A lot happened in this 8-5 win. Shall we start at the beginning? 1. Joba wasn’t good, no question about it. Nine hits and three walks in 5.1 innings is a poor start. He was lucky to only allow...
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Gameday Live 76: Mariners at Yankees
Gameday Live 76: Mariners at Yankees Good evening as once again rain hovers over the New York area. Adam Ronis to entertain you through tonight’s game and hopefully this rain slows down in July. We can’t blame Seattle for bringing the rain because it has rained almost every day in June. The...
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Game 76: Potential pitcher’s duel
More photos » by Duane Burleson – AP Browse more photos » Both Brandon Morrow and Joba Chamberlain are capable of throwing no-hitters every time they go out there. Despite Morrow’s 5.64 ERA, he’s capable of great things, and tonight could be...
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