Intrasquad game lineups
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Here are the lineups for the intrasquad game
TEAM YOGI
Johnny Damon CF
Derek Jeter SS
Hideki Matsui LF
Alex Rodriguez 3B
Jason Giambi DH
Jorge Posada C
Robinson Cano 2B
Melky Cabrera RF
Doug Mientkiewicz 1B
Kei Igawa LHP
TEAM REGGIE
Brett Gardner CF
Bronson Sardinha LF
Jose Tabata RF
Juan Miranda DH
Josh Phelps 1B
Marcos Vechionacci 3B
Andy Cannizaro 2B
Wil Nieves C
Ramiro Pena SS
Jeff Karstens RHP
It’s pouring here at the moment. But the game doesn’t start until 12:30 and rain tends to pass quickly in Florida. I’ll keep you posted.
UPDATE, 10:30 a.m.: And now it’s sunny! Play ball.
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Chad Jennings
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Josh Thomson
Man, you are getting ready to watch a baseball game. How cool is that?
It appears to be a bit lopsided, no? I can understand why it’s scheduled for 8 1/2 innings.
Go Yogises!
we obviously can’t expect you to keep watch over the whole game, but do you thnk you could keep particular attention to gardner, tabata, miranda, and phelps? thanks pete.
Tabata’s going to go yard
Is this game on YES?
it’s weird seeing matsui in the 3 spot
Team Yogi appears to have a slight advantage.
That lineup is just not fair!! LOL
I bet Igawa’s happy he’s on Team Yogi and that he doesn’t have to pitch to that lineup!
http://sports.espn.go.com/mlb/.....id=2781209
Glad that Sheffield and his problems are not in this lineup. I bet Giambi feels great for coming clean (sort of…)
Both Vechionacci and Pena got Joe Torre’s attention last spring with their excellent glove work. Both guys struggled at the plate, but I think I read that both guys had their swings reworked.
Sardinha finally produced last year at AA and AAA after disappointing. It will be interesting to see if he continues to progress at the plate.
Pete – thanks for the info, as usual. Let us know if Austin “Action” Jackson and Eric Duncan appear. Jackson is a speedster who added about 15 pounds of muscle this offseason. Joel Sherman thought Jackson could be ready for a break-out year.
How cool would it be if the kids stole one?
Arod shouldn’t bat clean up this year, his numbers are significantly better from the 5 hole.
Just looked at a photo gallery on the Newsday site with pics from Legends field. Man, I really want to go down for some spring training action one of these days.
yankz,
Alex is the big right-handed bat in this lineup. If he hits anywhere but cleanup this year I think we’ll be in trouble.
If I had to guess three people to be injured first, I think I would have guessed Pavano, Sanchez and maybe Bruney. I grow more and more skeptical of the sheff trade every day. Sanchez like Pavano is another walking target.
Pete, can you list which games are televised on YES or some other channel?
Anyone read Pavano’s remarks yesterday about coming back from his bone bruise? “In the past…I don’t know how committed I was. This time I am definitely ready to go.” I think it’s pretty bold of him to plainly admit his sad attitude of last year. Let’s see how these next few weeks go….
Dave – Here’s a link to the YES site with their schedule: http://www.yesnetwork.com/news.....amp;vkey=4
(BTW – Happy anniversary Pete. Great job. The blog’s been better than I could have ever hoped.)
Baseball! Woo!
Go Yogi! Kick Reggie’s butt
Score predicition:
Team Reggie: 3
Team Yogi: 135
Pete,
Someone has to ask Torre about his acting debut on Deal or No Deal last night, it was pretty funny. Also, congratulations on your one year anniversary of the blog, best around.
Is the mercy rule in effect?