So now the work is done. Tomorrow, for everyone but the Yankees themselves, is gravy.
Funny thing (1): for the first time simply typing down some reflections of last night game round 12:30 Houston time, something funnny happened: I fell asleep. I have a big overstuffed and a TV tray I use at night, and I was getting to JD Drew's great catch in the 14th, when . . . I fell asleep.
So, today, incredibly, Houston Fox gets Yankees-Red Sox instead of Rangers-Angels, 'cause, you know, Texas is Texas right?
And running aainst the game were our ticklets to Astros-Brewers. Sabathia, at 12 up, 12 down, introdsuced a moral quandary. Watch the perfect game on TV or run to the ballpark? Herein I determined the hierarchy:
1. Perfect game on TV: stay and watch no matter what. Blow off everything. Be late with your tickets if you want.
2. No-hitter: If going to another game, race to the stadium and find a screen in a convenient or pillar. Watch this game in preference to the game you paid for.
3. Shut-out: go to your other game. Keep track on the scoreboard.
CC getting better.
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Yanks get the sweep, stellar starting pitching. Yankee clutch hitting after the 7th inning starting to remind me of the late 90's.
As we go forward two questions. Do we want lefty Phil Coke facing right handed power hitters late in the game? And is Yanks Skipper Girardi using Phil Hughes correctly?
Robbie-Boy
I've said it before I'll say it again-Mitre is NOT good enough to be the Yankees 5th starter. Enough already!!!
Robbie-Boy
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