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So long from Yankee Stadium

September
29

A few things to mention on the way out the door:
• A very happy birthday to Shelley Duncan. Here’s hoping he gets a chance to play for somebody next season.
• You can read me starting next week in The Boston Globe and on Boston.com’s Extra Bases blog. There will be an e-mail address in due [...]

Posted by Peter Abraham on September 29th, 2009 | 291 Comments »

“The prize is next month”

September
29

A few post-game items of interest:
A.J. Burnett wanted to stay in the game when Joe Girardi came out to get him in the seventh inning. But they didn’t want him over 110 pitches and he was at 108. “The prize is next month,” Girardi told him.
Burnett’s last three outings — 19 innings, 17 hits, 4 [...]

Posted by Peter Abraham on September 29th, 2009 | 58 Comments »

Game 158: Royals at Yankees

September
29

YANKEES (101-56)
Jeter SS
Damon LF
Teixeira 1B
Rodriguez 3B
Matsui DH
Swisher RF
Gardner CF
Molina C
Pena 2B
Pitching: RHP A.J. Burnett (12-9, 4.19).
ROYALS (64-93)
Maier LF
Betancourt SS
Butler 1B
Jacobs DH
Callaspo 2B
Teahen RF
Buck C
Gordon 3B
Anderson CF
Pitching: RHP Anthony Lerew (0-1, 3.86).
TIME/TV: 7:05, YES.
STATE OF THE STRIPES: The Yankees have won six straight and are 45 games over .500 for the first time since ending the [...]

Posted by Peter Abraham on September 29th, 2009 | 960 Comments »

Mo’s the man for Sports Illustrated

September
29

That’s a great cover shot, isn’t it?

Posted by Peter Abraham on September 29th, 2009 | 172 Comments »

Some good news to share with you

September
29

Now that everything is finalized, here is some more news for you.
I’m thrilled to announce that The Journal News has hired Chad Jennings of the Times-Tribune in Scranton and the Scranton/Wilkes-Barre Yankees Blog to cover the Yankees. Chad starts on Oct. 7.
Chad covered the Triple-A Yankees with distinction and his blog was a must-read for [...]

Posted by Peter Abraham on September 29th, 2009 | 178 Comments »

Pondering the postseason roster

September
29

It’s all but official that the Yankees will choose the division series that starts Oct. 7. That series has an extra day off between the first two games and that allows them to use Mariano Rivera and Phil Hughes without concern. It also would allow them to use three starters instead of putting Game 4 [...]

Posted by Peter Abraham on September 29th, 2009 | 127 Comments »

Today in The Journal News

September
29

I was going to post the link to my story. Then I noticed that a big chunk of the story was missing on the version that was posted on LoHud.com. Plus if you use Safari, you can’t get to the second page anyway. So here is the original version.
Once again, I apologize for the web [...]

Posted by Peter Abraham on September 29th, 2009 | 45 Comments »

Win No. 101 memorable for Pena

September
29

It was spring training in the Bronx for a night as the Yankees ran a “B” lineup out there and beat the hapless Royals 8-2.
Joe Girardi was smiling after the game as he recounted the first career home run for Ramiro Pena. The veterans in the dugout gave him the silent treatment at first before [...]

Posted by Peter Abraham on September 29th, 2009 | 87 Comments »

Game 157: Royals at Yankees (updated with Girardi pre-game audio)

September
28

YANKEES (100-56)
New lineup
Gardner CF
Cabrera LF
Cano 2B
Posada DH
Hinske 3B
Duncan RF
Miranda 1B
Cervelli C
Pena SS
Pitching: RHP Chad Gaudin (1-0, 3.71).
ROYALS (64-92)
Maier LF
Betancourt SS
Butler 1B
Jacobs DH
Callaspo 2B
Teahen RF
Olivo C
Gordon 3B
Anderson CF
Pitching: RHP Luke Hochevar (7-11, 5.98).
TIME/TV: 7:05, YES.
STATE OF THE STRIPES: The Yankees have clinched all there is to clinch in the regular season. They are the division champs, [...]

Posted by Peter Abraham on September 28th, 2009 | 907 Comments »

Looking back at some predictions

September
28

Back on April 2 on his blog I predicted that Phil Hughes would throw 80 innings in the majors and be an important piece. He’s at 84.1 innings.
Of course, none of us thought he would be a reliever.
I also questioned the merits of Jose Veras, Edwar Ramirez and Jonathan Albaladejo. But then so did anybody [...]

Posted by Peter Abraham on September 28th, 2009 | 62 Comments »

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Chad JenningsChad Jennings joined the The Journal News in October 2009, having spent the better part of seven years covering baseball in Scranton, PA. He is a graduate of the University of Missouri and an award-winning beat reporter and features writer. E-mail me at cjennings@lohud.com
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Sam BordenSam Borden is an award-winning journalist who joined The Journal News and LoHud.com in January 2008. He covered the Yankees for the New York Daily News from 2004-06, and has also worked as a columnist for the Florida Times-Union in Jacksonville. E-mail me at sborden@lohud.com
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Sam BordenJosh Thomson has done some of everything since joining The Journal News in March 2003. He began working for the Gannett weeklies during the winter of 2002 as a freelance writer. He joined the daily staff soon after and has since covered various high school and pro sports. E-mail me at jthomson@lohud.com
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