Yanks have now lost six straight series, their most in a row since 1995.
But hey, sometimes a picture really is worth a thousand words—or sobs:
Yanks have now lost six straight series, their most in a row since 1995.
But hey, sometimes a picture really is worth a thousand words—or sobs:
Hoss...Is that his baseball card glued to his head?
ReplyDeleteWait...maybe that's where Hicks keeps that compromising picture of Cashman for safe keeping. Under his cap.
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ReplyDeleteThird time's the charm . . .
ReplyDeleteCome on now, Carl. We all know that t he card is there to cover over Hicksy's blow hole.
Maybe if Boone managed today's game wearing a Batman Cowl - then we'd start putting up some runs.
ReplyDeleteThe sad part is how intensely he's looking for it: 'Wait, I KNOW I wrote down how to play this next guy!"
ReplyDeleteAt least the man can read, right?
ReplyDeleteNo Jeter for the ceremonies today, which seems a little sad, and a little odd.
ReplyDeleteMeanwhile, every shot of the Yankees' dugout shows Judge and others with feeble smiles, or looking completely distracted. Like parents at a high school graduation who are facing a biopsy report on Monday.
Pretty funny gift, a battered water cooler with a bat through it, to Paulie—who kicked it over for the fans.
ReplyDeleteMeanwhile, the 2022 team gave him a framed copy of his uniform with all of their autographs on it. Yeah, I bet he's going to savor THAT one!
Albert Abreu on the DL, meanwhile, which is either the height of hypocrisy or gross negligence on the part of the coaching/training staffs.
ReplyDeleteCashman's name booed at the O'Neill ceremony. Evil Weasel did not have the balls to show up.
ReplyDeleteLoved the boos for BOTH Cashman and Hal
ReplyDeleteAs was Hal, booed walking up, and louder as he left. The Yankees are doomed to fail with Cashman and Hal at the helm, either/and by ignorance> retread/bargain older former glory players, or by design >more cost effective to make> then fail in there playoffs. I have been schooled on this by ALL of you over this last month, and my last illusions about this organization have been thoroughly erased.
ReplyDeleteIt's the first time in my life that I've been jealous of my Met friends,,,,,,
FUCK HAL!
FUCK CASHMAN!!!!!!!
Let's go Mets.
ReplyDeleteMeet the doom
ReplyDeleteGreet the gloom
The way Torontos' playing
We'll get the broom
WE INTERRUPT THIS POST WITH THE FOLLOWING:
NEWSFLASH!!!
The New York Yankees have scored a run!
Stay tuned for further updates.
We finally have a lead…
ReplyDeleteBarney, +1
ReplyDeleteJM - Sending positive thoughts and well wishes to your wife.
ReplyDeleteHope you can get the pain management she needs today.
Cole HOT
ReplyDeleteThanks, AA.
ReplyDeleteBarney's comment got ghosted.
ReplyDeleteI have to say, I haven't been keeping up with the intramural rivalries around here.
ReplyDeletePeralta is pretty bad. Lasagna wasn't too hot, either. What a bullpen. Anyone seen Schmidt? Is he still on milk cartons?
ReplyDeleteThis is painful.
ReplyDeleteThis team sucks in so many ways.
ReplyDeleteBenintendi!!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeletewhat was the call what was the call what was the call?!?
ReplyDeleteWhat was the HR call?!?
ReplyDeleteIs there an echo in here?
ReplyDeleteIs there an echo in here isn't that good of a home run call
ReplyDeleteReally.
ReplyDeleteMulti beni, followed by it's raining beni-s from heaven.
ReplyDelete'BENNY... OH, MOLTO BENE! IT'S RAINING BENNIES FROM HEAVEN!"
ReplyDeleteThere is an ECHO in here
ReplyDeleteThis was Doug Ks prediction: "ANDY IS DANDY... MOLTO BENNY!"
ReplyDeleteClose enough, I say!
Yeah, I only had the Andy is dandy part. Bennies from heaven, though... didn't see that one coming.
ReplyDeleteBennies.... like, uppers?
ReplyDeleteOn reflection, it's probably "BENNY'S FROM HEAVEN." Instead of benzedrine.
ReplyDeleteYou'd have to ask Bud Harrelson about that
ReplyDeleteYou'd have to ask Bud Harrelson about that - refers to an interview he had once after a Met's game on Kiner's Korner where he joked about "uppers" (all of my Harrelson comments are being dropped)
ReplyDeletebut I signed out and in - so maybe that took care of it
ReplyDeleteCan we waive Gonzalez now?
ReplyDeleteNo, now that I listen to it again, it's definitely BENNIES. Benzedrine. I'd forgotten already about the RAINING part.
ReplyDeleteWhatever powered that home run, it worked.
ReplyDeleteYankees Win!!!
ReplyDeleteBlind squirrel, meet acorn. Acorn, meet blind squirrel.
ReplyDeleteA win is a win is a win. And the pitching looked good.
ReplyDeleteGreat win.
ReplyDeleteI'm in Nebraska and my app cut out just before Benintendi hit the HR so I didn't hear the call. Then it came back right after.
Thanks for saying what it was.
Congrats, Doug! You nailed it!
ReplyDeleteIt’s too late now, but the kids would have loved “friends with bennies”.
ReplyDeleteI did text Suzyn Doug’s Molto Benny line when he first came up with it so I believe this blog really helped make that happen. Sure took long enough.
At least I texted it to someone named Suzyn Waldman from Croton on Hudson. Probably just some crazy old cat lady who thinks I’m nuts… So it is the real Suzyn!
What a overall classless day for Paul.
ReplyDeleteA couple wins a week from here on out, maybe 3 in a good week, and they should hold on to the division. That wrst coast swing will be very interesting.
ReplyDeletebeau- LOL.
ReplyDeleteStang - Thanks. :)
Right now I'm watching the NY Giants because my hotel has the NFL Chanel and that's the game they are showing.
So overall I'd say it's been a good day.
Really, Kevin? I thought he did all right, but I didn't watch the game.
ReplyDeleteHe seemed move during the ceremonies, thanked his family, the team, the Bleacher Creatures. He's not a really emotive guy, but I thought that was all right.
What was the classless part?
The Yankees, specifically Genius Cashman love Barren Hicks. He can do no wrong. With his lack of power and .216 batting avarage.
ReplyDeleteNo more Hicks. EVER!!!!!
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