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Spring training Game 17: Indians at Yanks

Peter Abraham
March
16

YANKEES
Cabrera CF
Lane LF
Ensberg DH
Rodriguez 3B
Giambi 1B
Duncan RF
Cano 2B
Betemit SS
Molina C

Pitching
Wang
Rasner
Patterson
Britton
Ramirez

INDIANS
Sizemore CF
Dellucci LF
Hafner DH
Martinez 1B
Peralta SS
Blake 3B
Gutierrez RF
Cabrera 2B
Shoppach C

Pitching
Sabathia
Kobayashi
Perez
Mastny
Fultz

This entry was posted on Sunday, March 16th, 2008 at 11:42 am by Peter Abraham.
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10 Responses to “Spring training Game 17: Indians at Yanks”

  1. @

    Hey Pete,

    Thanks for the lineup, but you should change your headline to “Yanks at Indians”.

    Keep up the good work.

    @

  2. Donnie

    I believe it’s Indians @ Yankees………

  3. MikeEff ( Shelley: Everyday )

    interesting to see girardi throwing out the righthand squad to face sabathia. perhaps a preview of the line up this year against tough leftys. but if that is the case, why no jeter?
    betemit can’t hit righthanded.

  4. Barry

    When Kobayashi pitches for the indians they should have some kind of promotion with Nathans…

  5. whozat

    “interesting to see girardi throwing out the righthand squad to face sabathia. perhaps a preview of the line up this year against tough leftys. but if that is the case, why no jeter?”

    Tuesday was supposed to be a day off, now it’s the VT game. So, regulars are getting an extra day of rest during the days leading up to tuesday. I guess this is Jeter and Posada’s day off.

  6. whozat

    And Damon and Matsui’s. Though I’m sure both are HAPPY to sit against Sabathia:-)

  7. Ricky Rios

    Pete —

    Is Betemit’s job on the team in jeopardy? I thought he was a lock, but maybe not.

  8. as2008

    How many OF do they have still in spring training? How are they narrowing it done from?

    Cabrerra
    Matsui
    Lane
    Gardner
    Porter
    Damon
    Abreu

    Did a miss one?
    How many do you think they will break camp with?
    Doesn’t Lane have a clause to get out of his contract if he doesn’t make the team?

  9. trisha

    With no midges to be a difference maker, I’d say the Yankees take this game. GRRR!!!! Every time I think about it. I swear I will never understand erratic pitching. I can see pitchers having bad outings once in a while, but even with Wang it drives me crazy. (Today of course his first inning was great. That’s usually a good sign for him.) But what’s up with him having great outings and mediocre outings, with the possibility of it happening back to back. That’s a rhetorical question naturally.

  10. trisha

    In case I haven’t mentioned it yet, or at least mentioned it ad nauseum, I absolutely love Melky Cabrera. Thanks Hank for holding that line.

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