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Phil Hughes will win his first start of the year!
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Bob Loblaw
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Re: Phil Hughes starts out strong with 2 k's
Let's let him pitch a game before we make judgment
Let's let him pitch a game before we make judgment
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i have (9) elite autos that I would like to move, pitch well phil...
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scotty21690
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Re: Phil Hughes starts out strong with 2 k's
C'mon Jeff....you should know that one great inning of work means you are a shoe in for the HOF!!!!Jeff N. said:
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Hoping he pitches well. Had several opportunities to meet him, and he has always respected the game and everyone he comes across.
Hoping he pitches well. Had several opportunities to meet him, and he has always respected the game and everyone he comes across.
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lets go tigers!
lets go tigers!
mikekarlovec
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some dont even need an inning in the MLB look at LaPorta
scotty21690 said:
some dont even need an inning in the MLB look at LaPorta
Rudzud
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go hughes!
go hughes!
chisox3706
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he just got out of that bases loaded jam...id like to see him pan out as the #1 draft pick he is touted to be and not like another former #1 yankee pitcher...cough cough brien taylor cough
he just got out of that bases loaded jam...id like to see him pan out as the #1 draft pick he is touted to be and not like another former #1 yankee pitcher...cough cough brien taylor cough
JEA2880
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Re: Phil Hughes starts out strong with 2 k's
He's already been way more successful than Taylor, who never even sniffed the majors. People forget that the guy is only 22 and was pitching great before his injury last year. Anytime someone comes back from an injury mid-season, ESPECIALLY a pitcher (not just an arm injury), it'll generally take them an entire off-season to get back to form. Hughes has great stuff despite his shaky season last year, I don't think Yankee fans have anything to worry about.
With that being said, any of you still think it was a good move passing up on Johan for any combination of Hughes/Joba/Kennedy?
::facepalm::
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He's already been way more successful than Taylor, who never even sniffed the majors. People forget that the guy is only 22 and was pitching great before his injury last year. Anytime someone comes back from an injury mid-season, ESPECIALLY a pitcher (not just an arm injury), it'll generally take them an entire off-season to get back to form. Hughes has great stuff despite his shaky season last year, I don't think Yankee fans have anything to worry about.
With that being said, any of you still think it was a good move passing up on Johan for any combination of Hughes/Joba/Kennedy?
::facepalm::
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looking back, does it look like a good trade on the twins side? (esp no f-mart)JEA2880 said:chisox3706 said:
He's already been way more successful than Taylor, who never even sniffed the majors. People forget that the guy is only 22 and was pitching great before his injury last year. Anytime someone comes back from an injury mid-season, ESPECIALLY a pitcher (not just an arm injury), it'll generally take them an entire off-season to get back to form. Hughes has great stuff despite his shaky season last year, I don't think Yankee fans have anything to worry about.
With that being said, any of you still think it was a good move passing up on Johan for any combination of Hughes/Joba/Kennedy?
::facepalm::
JEA2880
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Yeah well everyone, including the Twins, knew they were getting the short end of the stick on any Santana deal. At the end of the day, they wanted something as opposed to let him walk outright. The fact that the Yankees were unwilling to put together a better package than the Mets mediocre one (and I'm a Mets fan) is what makes me chuckle.
darocker80 said:looking back, does it look like a good trade on the twins side? (esp no f-mart)JEA2880 said:chisox3706 said:
He's already been way more successful than Taylor, who never even sniffed the majors. People forget that the guy is only 22 and was pitching great before his injury last year. Anytime someone comes back from an injury mid-season, ESPECIALLY a pitcher (not just an arm injury), it'll generally take them an entire off-season to get back to form. Hughes has great stuff despite his shaky season last year, I don't think Yankee fans have anything to worry about.
With that being said, any of you still think it was a good move passing up on Johan for any combination of Hughes/Joba/Kennedy?
::facepalm::
Yeah well everyone, including the Twins, knew they were getting the short end of the stick on any Santana deal. At the end of the day, they wanted something as opposed to let him walk outright. The fact that the Yankees were unwilling to put together a better package than the Mets mediocre one (and I'm a Mets fan) is what makes me chuckle.
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mets got a steal!JEA2880 said:darocker80 said:looking back, does it look like a good trade on the twins side? (esp no f-mart)JEA2880 said:chisox3706 said:
He's already been way more successful than Taylor, who never even sniffed the majors. People forget that the guy is only 22 and was pitching great before his injury last year. Anytime someone comes back from an injury mid-season, ESPECIALLY a pitcher (not just an arm injury), it'll generally take them an entire off-season to get back to form. Hughes has great stuff despite his shaky season last year, I don't think Yankee fans have anything to worry about.
With that being said, any of you still think it was a good move passing up on Johan for any combination of Hughes/Joba/Kennedy?
::facepalm::
Yeah well everyone, including the Twins, knew they were getting the short end of the stick on any Santana deal. At the end of the day, they wanted something as opposed to let him walk outright. The fact that the Yankees were unwilling to put together a better package than the Mets mediocre one (and I'm a Mets fan) is what makes me chuckle.
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jdacunha
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6 IP
2 H
2 BB
0 ER
6 Ks
Yanks up 10-0
2 H
2 BB
0 ER
6 Ks
Yanks up 10-0
Austin
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Edwin Jackson was matching Hughes inning for inning.
6 scoreless, then Leyland takes him out and the bullpen lets up 10 runs in one inning.
I wish managers would leave their starters in longer like the good ol' days.
6 scoreless, then Leyland takes him out and the bullpen lets up 10 runs in one inning.
I wish managers would leave their starters in longer like the good ol' days.
yankeefan812
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I was very impressed by him tonight, his fastball was great. Really good to see him come back up and have an awesome first start. Now, do we try calling up Kennedy and putting Joba in the pen?
Rudzud
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he doesn't get the win tonight does he? I scooped him for my fantasy team
yankeefan812
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Austin said:
His pitch count was WAY up there, I believe around 120
Melancon with a 1-2-3, too.
A good night for young Yankees pitching.
Jackson looked good, too, but the Yankees are (finally) getting back to their patient ways that they had with Abreu and Giambi. Jackson WAS at 116, even though he only let up 4 hits and a walk. A lot of 3 ball counts.
A good night for young Yankees pitching.
Jackson looked good, too, but the Yankees are (finally) getting back to their patient ways that they had with Abreu and Giambi. Jackson WAS at 116, even though he only let up 4 hits and a walk. A lot of 3 ball counts.
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Rudzud said:
I would like to know the answer to this as well, I hope he gets the win he definently deserves it
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