Brackman makes Dunn look like a control pitcher.
Seriously, how can you be 7ft 6, throw 103MPH, and walk hitters in A ball.
Brackman makes Dunn look like a control pitcher.
Seriously, how can you be 7ft 6, throw 103MPH, and walk hitters in A ball.
The coming of The Carpenter.
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Brackman V Youkilis
No Albaledejo or am I missing something?
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"I hate this player" - THEBOSS84
"send this worthless man back to AAA" - Zac
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No matter the situation. Have Brackman just pitch to Youkilis the whole series. Then take him out.Originally Posted by CallOfTheCrow
Calmer than you are.
Yeah not calling up Albaledejo seems weird to me too.........Originally Posted by ChrisNY
They should let Garce pitch to Pedroia too.Originally Posted by JavyVazquezIsSick
Surprising but I'm really not disappointed. Alby doesn't strike out enough batters for my liking and his control can be erratic at times.Originally Posted by wang+cano=future
Dunn over Kroenke is a surprise to me.
Never left the Betances bandwagon.
Yeah...maybe Alba and Kroenke will be up when the AAA season is over.
I doubt Kroenke will be called up ... he's going to the AFL, so some rest might be wise.Originally Posted by wang+cano=future
clear, concise, correct
Albe is the SWB closer so they may want him until the playoffs are over.
Kroenke is not on the 40 man roster yet.
Bring back Ted Lilly!
Alby & Edwar will be up at some point. If the pen isn't taxed probably after AAA season ends. If they have 2 straight short starts by someone or think they need an extra arm for the TB-DH one or the other or both might get called sooner but really how many arms do you need in the pen normally?
Baseball is life;
the rest is just details.
per Chad Jennings here are the callups...
* C Francisco Cervelli
* SS Ramiro Pena
* RHP Mark Melancon
* RHP Edwar Ramirez
* LHP Mike Dunn
http://community.thetimes-tribune.co...ptember-1.aspx
[quote=tdel23]per Chad Jennings here are the callups...
* C Francisco Cervelli
* SS Ramiro Pena
* RHP Mark Melancon
* RHP Edwar Ramirez
* LHP Mike Dunn
http://community.thetimes-tribune.com/blogs/yankees/archive/2009/09/01/coming-and-going-on-september-1.aspx[/quote]
Hmmm. A few surprises. First of all who's Mike Dunn and what are his numbers like? And why wasn't Shelley Duncan called up. I'm surprised they called up Edwar Ramirez. I'm not that impressed with him or Albaladejo.
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[QUOTE=Cool Papa B.]I don't know a thing about Mike Dunn but I was able to find this story about him and his call up --- http://www.lasvegassun.com/news/2009...agues-yankees/Originally Posted by tdel23
Those who can — do. Those who can’t — criticize.
Dunn is a LHP, power FB, power slider with an alright change. He's got great swing & miss stuff but his control is poor.
Still think Edwar can stick in this pen, 10K/9 when he went back down.
His numbers last year were decimated by his performance against Anaheim.
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Id definitely trust Edwar over Bruney.
I really hope Edwar and/or Melancon have a lights out September...so one of them can push Bruney off the playoff roster
Jesus Montero since June 1 (286 at-bats):
.325/.386/.605/.991
July 1 (182 at-bats):
.348/.417/.658/1.075
I know Edwar's numbers in AAA have been really good this season but I still do not want him (or Bruney) on our postseason roster. Give me Melancon.
Never left the Betances bandwagon.
Girardi seems hell bent on getting Bruney straightened out. Now if he was something beforehand with an inkling of control, I'd say go for it but he's always going to walk the park. He is what he is.
Duncan, Alby, perhaps Miranda and AJax will come up when Scranton's season ends. Remember that Scranton is going to the playoffs....so they need to field a team for the next week or two...which is why only a few guys were called up today.Originally Posted by Cool Papa B.
Jesus Montero since June 1 (286 at-bats):
.325/.386/.605/.991
July 1 (182 at-bats):
.348/.417/.658/1.075
Ok, I figure they have 16 guys on their pitching staff now. I can just envision multiple pitching change innings - and last night's sub 3 hour game was so enjoyable.
Those who can — do. Those who can’t — criticize.
alba got hit in the eye shagging fly balls so he won't be up for a little bit

Ah, that explains that. Other than Cervelli, I thought Albie would be the guy who'd see the most action.Originally Posted by flymick24
It's clearly Joe's fault that everything is A-Rod's fault -- jeterismyhomeboy
I heard Girardi on the radio pre-game say there will be more call-ups later on. I guess some of that depends upon the minor league teams post season.Originally Posted by Spiker101
Those who can — do. Those who can’t — criticize.
How does the timing of the call-ups affect postseason eligibility?Originally Posted by dabomb2045
Girardi's Plan-A for postseason roster spot probably doesn't include these guys even if they are eligible. But injuries happen sometimes. It'd be nice to know who's allowed to play in the event that Plan-B or Plan-C is needed.
[quote=Cool Papa B.]Add Alby to that list.Originally Posted by tdel23
http://newyork.yankees.mlb.com/news/...=.jsp&c_id=nyy
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