And just like that it is game time here in the Bronx between
the New York Yankees and the Baltimore Orioles. In the finale of this four-game
set the Yankees will send out troubled right-hander Sonny Gray to face off with
fellow righty Dylan Bundy for the Orioles. The game will be played at 7:05 pm
ET inside Oriole Park and Camden Yards and can be seen on the YES Network. You
can also follow along with the game on MLB TV, with the MLB At-Bat app, and by
tuning into the Yankees radio broadcast on WFAN with John Sterling and Suzyn
Waldman.
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long. Enjoy the game, Sonny skies are upon us, and go Yankees!!
In the fourth and final game of this four-game set this week
in Baltimore the Orioles will play host once again to the New York Yankees.
Happy Sonny Gray Day. I’m sorry but for some reason I just feel confident about
this start, I can’t put my finger on it as to why, but I do. In the start
tonight the Yankees will send Sonny Gray to the mound to face off with Dylan
Bundy for the Orioles. Let’s get to it here in Baltimore.
Gray has lost three straight starts which has lead Yankees
pitching coach Larry Rothschild to work with the right-hander on his mechanics
in between starts. Over his last three starts against the Rays, Red Sox and
Blue Jays the Yankees righty has allowed 15 runs and 19 hits in 11 innings
pitched combined for an astronomical 12.27 ERA.
Bundy will make his second start since coming off the
disabled list tonight after allowing six runs in 3.3 innings against the
Minnesota Twins in his first start. Prior to heading to the DL the Orioles
right-hander was 3-0 with a 1.98 ERA in four June starts.
The game will be played at 7:05 pm ET inside Oriole Park and
Camden Yards and can be seen on the YES Network. You can also follow along with
the game on MLB TV, with the MLB At-Bat app, and by tuning into the Yankees
radio broadcast on WFAN with John Sterling and Suzyn Waldman.
Enjoy the game, leave Buck Showalter with a box of Kleenex
for his tears, and go Yankees!!
Friday night baseball here in the Bronx, now that is my idea
of how you kick start a weekend. Tonight the New York Yankees and Yankee
Stadium will play host to their American League East Division rivals the
Baltimore Orioles. What will Buck Showalter complain about this time? Your
guess is as good as mine. Tonight in the opener of the three-game set the
Yankees will send Jordan Montgomery to the mound to square off with Dylan Bundy
which should be a good pitching matchup. The game will have a bit of an odd
start time at 7:35 pm ET inside Yankee Stadium and can be seen on the YES
Network, MLB Network, MASN and MLB TV. You can also follow along in your cars
and on the radio with the WFAN broadcast.
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game and your weekend. Go Yankees!
The New York Yankees spent the week renewing a rivalry with
the Boston Red Sox but you have to wonder if the Yankees true rival lately is
even the Red Sox or if it is their opponents for the weekend, the Baltimore
Orioles. I mean I don’t have any fancy stats or examples to back up a mere
question and observation, I’m just asking. Are the Baltimore Orioles more of a
rival than the Red Sox right now? I mean aside from the Alex Rodriguez and
Jason Varitek scuffle from forever ago when have we seen these two not be just
business as usual for the most part? Oh yeah, when Ryan Dumpster took four
tries to INTENTIONALLY hit Alex Rodriguez. Sorry, couldn’t pass that up and no
that isn’t a typo. He’s a dumpster. Anyway, on to tonight’s game.
Montgomery was much better in his last start throwing six
shutout innings against the Toronto Blue Jays inside the Rogers Centre.
Montgomery allowed just three hits in the start which was a breath of fresh air
after his last start. The last time Montgomery faced the Orioles the lefty
allowed three runs, one of them earned though, in just 4.1 innings. That was
the shortest outing of his short MLB career.
Bundy, speaking of shortest starts of the season, heads into
tonight’s start fresh off the shortest start of his season last time out. Bundy
lasted just five innings in his last start against the Red Sox allowing two
runs on four hits. That doesn’t sound like a terrible stat line but Bundy was
at 100+ pitches when he left the game after just five innings.
The game will be played at 7:35 pm ET inside Yankee Stadium
and can be seen on the YES Network, MLB Network, MASN if you’re in the
Baltimore/Washington D.C. area and MLB TV wherever you and your device are. You
can also tune into the WFAN broadcast in your cars and on the radio to listen
to John Sterling and Suzyn Waldman.
Enjoy the game, screw the birds and as always… Go Yankees!
Here we go again ladies and gentleman as the Baltimore
Orioles play host to the New York Yankees inside one of the most beautiful
parks in all of Major League Baseball. These two teams are in a dog fight now
only in their division but in the Wild Card chase in the American League as
well so every pitch, every inning and every game is more important than the
last. No pressure guys as the Yankees send Chad Green to the mound to square
off against the Orioles starter Dylan Bundy. The game will be played at 7:05 pm
ET inside Oriole Park and Camden Yards and can be seen on the YES Network
locally and MLB TV wherever you are.
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Tickets and see the team live as they push for the postseason so don’t wait and
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in the Bronx today. If you can’t make it to the stadium live then you can
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Green vs. Bundy in the most important game of the season for
both teams. Until tomorrow. Go Yankees!
The New York Yankees are about to kick off the biggest and
most important series of the season, until the next series of course, with the
Baltimore Orioles tonight inside Oriole Park and Camden Yards. This series is
important for a lot of reasons but the main reason is that this is one of the
many teams the Yankees are chasing in both the AL East Division race but one of
the teams they are chasing in the 2nd Wild Card race in the American
League as well. I spoke on this earlier in the week but we’re getting to the
point where simply winning series may not be mathematically feasible and the
Yankees may need to start sweeping these head-to-head series if they want to
make the postseason. That starts tonight as the Yankees send Chad Green to the
mound to lead the charge against Dylan Bundy for the Orioles.
Green will face off with the Orioles again after notching a
no-decision against this team in his last start in the Bronx. Green gave up
three home runs in the start including two to Chris Davis while holding the
Orioles to four runs and seven hits in an eventual Yankees victory. Thank
goodness for offense.
Bundy also faced the Yankees in his last start and took a
loss in the start after allowing five runs on seven hits including one home
run. Walks hurt Bundy in the start as he allowed three free base runners to
reach for the Yankees which resulted in the right-hander lasting just four
innings in the loss.
The game will be played at 7:05 pm ET inside Oriole Park and
Camden yards and can be seen on the YES Network and MLB TV. The biggest game of
the Yankees 2016 season happens tonight and it happens against one of the
team’s biggest and most bitter rivals. The biggest game of the season, until
tomorrow of course. Go Yankees!
Here we go ladies and gentleman with some afternoon baseball
here in the Bronx between the New York Yankees and the Baltimore Orioles. You
know what could possibly be the best part about these day games after night
games lately? It could be the fact that the Yankees have infused so much youth
into the team that we are no longer stuck seeing our best hitters and fielders
on the bench in the day game because they played the night before. Youth can
handle it and youth is here so now we just need Joe Girardi to use them. In the
middle game of this three-game weekend set the Yankees will send Chad Green to
the mound looking for his third consecutive strong start while the Baltimore
Orioles will counter with a young gun of their own in Dylan Bundy. The game
will be played at 1:05 pm ET inside Yankee Stadium and can be seen on the YES
Network, MLB Network and MLB TV.
The Yankees play host to these same Orioles tomorrow in the
Bronx in the finale of the series and if you want to be there, be there for
David Ortiz’s final game inside Yankee Stadium or want to see the Yankees live
in any game left this season click the Yankees Tickets link at the top of the
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Almost sounds too good to be true.
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following @GreedyStripes. Chad Green vs. Dylan Bundy, the future is now. Go
Yankees!
The New York Yankees and the Baltimore Orioles are at it again
today with the second game of their all-important three-game set this weekend
in the Bronx. These games between Buck Showalter’s fighting Baltimore Orioles
and Joe Girardi’s suddenly youthful New York Yankees are always entertaining
because Buck still seems to have a chip on his shoulder when it comes to the
Yankees. Call it gamesmanship or simply call it a lack of a respect for his
former club but for some reason he has it out for this team and wants to beat
them in the worst possible way each and every time out. Nothing wrong with
that, that’s what Baltimore is paying him to do, I just think the grudge is
silly that’s all. He won’t let it go so neither will I. Anyway, the Yankees
will send Chad Green to the mound today to square off with Dylan Bundy for the
Orioles. Should be another good one.
Green is the second part of the Yankees new one-two punch of
Luis Cessa and Chad Green and Green has been absolutely brilliant in his last
couple of starts. Green has made short work of tough offenses like the Toronto
Blue Jays and has made Brian Cashman look like a competent GM and not the idiot
that some claim that he is after trading away Justin Wilson for the duo this
winter.
Bundy bounced back from the worst start of his young MLB
career last time out against the Washington Nationals who he held to just two
runs in six innings of work. The month of August has been good to Bundy overall
as he has posted a 4-1 record with a 3.10 ERA in five starts. His final August
start comes this afternoon in the Bronx.
The game will be played at 1:05 pm ET inside Yankee Stadium
and can be seen on the YES Network, MLB Network and MLB TV. As we also saw
yesterday in a separate post that showcased the remaining schedules and their
strength of schedules in the Wild Card chase the Yankees need these games.
Every game they have left with a team they are chasing they either need to win
the series or preferably sweep if they want a chance at the postseason play-in
game for the second consecutive year. Losing series is not an option at this
point unless you want to be playing golf in October. I don’t want to write
about you playing golf in October so let’s get it done. Go Yankees!
