Sunday, April 7, 2013
Whats Wrong W/ The Yankees Rotation
The Yankees five starting pitchers have each had a turn through the rotation and the Yankees starting rotation seems to be in shambles. Outside of the 40 year old wonder Andy Pettitte the Yankees rotation has failed to give Joe Girardi any kind of length, consistency of the good kind, or pitch well. The Yankees have started out the season 1-4 and will not face Justin Verlander today with the distinct possibility of starting the season 1-5 and having their ace CC Sabathia starting the season 0-2. Let's take a statistical look at the Yankees starting pitchers so far this season.
CC Sabathia
0-1 W/L
7.20 ERA
1 G
5.0 IP
2.400 WHIP
Hiroki Kuroda
0-1 W/L
13.50 ERA
1 G
1.1 IP
3.750 WHIP
Andy Pettitte
1-0 W/L
1.13 ERA
1 G
8.0 IP
1.125 WHIP
Ivan Nova
0-1 W/L
7.71 ERA
1 G
4.2 IP
1.500 WHIP
Phil Hughes
0-1 W/L
6.75 ERA
1 G
4.0 IP
2.000 WHIP
The Yankees staff has only given Joe Girardi 23 IP in five games leaving the bullpen to pick up 22 IP which has not been a recipe for winning thus far. I do not expect the Yankees to stay anywhere around these numbers but this is still a very scary trend that the Yankees need to turn around sooner rather than later.
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Sorry for the Capatcha... Blame the Russians :)