What did Gardner do last night?

Don’t use one game to decide how the team should be set up.

I like what Gardner brings to the team but he will never give them what Jeter has.

They went on a error binge for a awhile.People were saying the chemistry changed when he returned.

Posada is very much liked and respected,Tyler Kepner needed something to write about,a Jorge was easy,when he btoke the streak.Cerevelli caught and was apart of the win streak.

Gardner should stay in lead off,until he proves other wise,that it’s not productive.

In the game with CC, he had 6 at bats and hit in 5.Jeter easily goes 4-5 at bats,and doesn’t hit as frequently.We know he’s(Jeter) good,but it hits the Yankees need for wins.

If they win – there’ll be no unusual story lines tomorrow. If CMW has a tough day, it will be all about Hughes back to the rotation. If they lose, but CMW does well, hmm, I don’t know — but I’m sure they’ll come up with something!

We were out last night, so I wasn’t able to watch the game. The place we were at had the game on the t.v. at the bar, which we could just about see from where we were sitting, and all I know is that it looked like the Yankees were always up to bat, so I figured AJ was doing a pretty good job of getting the Mets out. The other thing I realized is how much I LOVE hdtv. The bar didn’t have it, so when we got up to check out the score, we literally could not tell (and by “we” I mean 3 different people and me) if it was 1-0, 3-0 or 7-0! We figured it out when the out count was “1″ and then we could tell the score number was a “1″ also! And I’m sure it was the t.v. and not the mojito.

He beats a bad Mets team when the Yanks are trailing by a ton in the division…big deal.

Ask Pena who he would have catching. My guess it would be Posada.

If Joe managed this team the way some here wanted him to they would be fighting Balt. for last place not Bos. for first.

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That’s exactly what happened. People needed nonsense to talk about on an off day and everything went haywire.

The same thing happened a few weeks back when the media was trying to push the story that Joba could be headed back to the pen after a bad outing and Cashman told Newsday that the story was 100% BS.

Can’t wait to hear what they’re cooking up for tomorrow’s off day.

And it didn’t stop there.

Mark Teixeira said, with a nasal voice, he didn’t feel good after last night’s 5-0 Subway Series victory over the Mets. Chien-Ming Wang, tonight’s scheduled starter, admitted to having a stuffy nose and scratchy throat. Manager Joe Girardi said Phil Hughes was showing symptoms.

According to Girardi, Damon was the ninth player, coach or staff member to get leveled by the germ.

http://www.nypost.com/seven/06.....176515.htm

Damn you flu!!

You don’t lose the ability to call games with age.

It just goes to show you what happens when writers check out blogs on off days looking for something to write about. This is how stories like this are created.