Thanks to a somewhat rare April snowstorm, the Yankees’ home opener against Tampa was postponed on Monday and moved to Tuesday. Unfortunately, Tuesday’s forecast doesn’t look much better. Those pesky April showers you learned about as a kid are threatening the rescheduled home opener from being played as well. So, before the game is (hopefully) played […]
Author: Stacey Gotsulias
About Last Night: A Boone Blunder
We’re only four games into the season and already the eighth inning is the bad one for the Yankees. On Saturday, Dellin Betances fell apart and allowed the Blue Jays to break a 3-3 tie and ultimately win 5-3. On Sunday, David Robertson surrendered a grand slam to Justin Smoak that turned a 4-3 lead […]
About Last Night: Dellin Badtances
Yesterday wasn’t a good day for Dellin Betances. Actually, that may be an understatement. Betances entered Saturday’s game in the seventh inning and even though he didn’t surrender any runs, and only gave up a hit, he didn’t look that good. His mechanics would look okay on one pitch and then he’d look out of […]
About Last Night: A strong start for Tanaka
Last year, Masahiro Tanaka’s first start was an unmitigated disaster. The Yankees started 2017 on the road just like 2018 and they started their season in a dome just like 2018 only they were down in Tropicana Field facing the Rays and Tanaka did not last long. He surrendered seven runs on eight hits, including […]
About Last Night: Gi-Gone-carlo Stanton
Welcome back to another season of Yankees baseball and welcome back to BP Bronx’s About Last Night series in which we will examine anything from a single at-bat or a big inning to an entire pitching performance depending on what we feel is the big story from the night before. There was a lot of […]
Random thoughts before the first game of the season
We’ve made it! Opening Day is finally here. Unfortunately, MLB thought it was necessary to schedule a number of games between 3:00 p.m. ET and 4:30 p.m. ET and our Yankees are right smack in the middle with a 3:37 p.m. start time—Thanks, Toronto. But let’s not allow the funky scheduling to get us down, […]
Quick hit: The Yankees sign Neil Walker
The Yankees added some more infield depth on Monday by signing free agent second baseman Neil Walker to a one year deal reportedly worth $5 million. Jeff Passan of Yahoo Sports first reported that the two sides agreed to a deal, pending a physical. Walker, who spent the first seven seasons of his career with […]
Random thoughts as Aaron Boone subs out the starters
So I am sitting here watching the first spring training game between the Tigers and Yankees and it’s nice to have baseball back. I didn’t realize how much I missed it until I heard the opening notes of the YES Network intro music. Here are my thoughts as the bottom of the fifth gets underway: […]
Quick hit: The Yankees trade for Brandon Drury
If you were one of those fans bemoaning the fact that the Yankees were heading into spring training with question marks at both second and third base, well, bemoan no more! Brian Cashman made a move that brought second baseman Brandon Drury to the Yankees from the Diamondbacks. It was part of a three-team trade […]
Some random thoughts now that baseball is finally back
Now that some Yankee players have reported to Tampa and baseball things are actually happening, I thought it was time to bring back a feature I used to write on a former blog where I’d post rapid-fire thoughts about baseball and sometimes not baseball. And now, in no particular order: I haven’t been this happy […]