Noesi's strong performance was backed by Jesus Montero's solo home run in the second inning for Seattle and a two-out, two-run double in the sixth off Oakland starter Tommy Milone that broke the game open.
Listen: It's April. An ocean must flow under the bridge of that Jesus trade with Seattle before a winner and loser becomes clear. But as long as Pineda is soft-tossing in Florida -- (I don't care how well the prospect looks in Charleston; everybody's a future star in Single A) - we wuz robbed. Everything else is spin.
If Noesi and Montero did what they did yesterday for the Yankees, we'd be heaven today. Instead, we're in hell.
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If 'ifs' and 'buts' were candy and nuts...
Yes, but we have Raul Ibanez! Another hitter without a position, but with age, experience, and suckitude on his side!
Can we give some credit here?
I predicted this from the moment the trade was announced.
Noesi will win 14 games, minimum.
Our little twerp in A ball will quietly disappear and never pitch for the Yankees.
Montero will out-hit DH to be A-Rod; and retiree to be Raul Ibanez.
Alphonso, your pants are on fire. You're embarrassing yourself. You loved the Montero trade. Nobody in the history of the world has ever loved a trade as much as you loved the Montero trade.
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