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04-18-10 02:58 PM #1Released Outright
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2010 Ramiro "Niño" Pena Performance Thread
good game in his first start of the year. 2 RBIs w/ the bases loaded and 2 out.
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04-18-10 03:01 PM #2Released Outright
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Re: 2010 Ramiro "Nino" Pena Performance Thread
I believe the fact that the Yankee vets warmly accepted Pena and Cervelli last ST and didn't treat them like they were nothing because they were kids has gone a long way to make them feel comfortable and I do think that that accounts, at least in part, for their success.
Pena picked up Swish with that hit; this team does that all the time...remarkable.
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04-18-10 03:11 PM #3
Re: 2010 Ramiro "Niño" Pena Performance Thread
if cervelli played infield, he'd be pena !! both cut of the same cloth, great attitude, very solid D, and surprisingly decent and clutch at the plate.
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04-18-10 03:24 PM #4
Re: 2010 Ramiro "Niño" Pena Performance Thread
Defensive clinic and good showing with the bat.
Keep this up and he could be Jeter's heir apparent in 4 or 5 years.
Lonnnngggg way off but one can dream.
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04-18-10 03:27 PM #5Released Outright
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Re: 2010 Ramiro "Niño" Pena Performance Thread
If he turns out to be good enough to be Jeter's replacement, he won't be on our bench for 4 or 5 years.
Originally Posted by grizy
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04-18-10 03:29 PM #6
Re: 2010 Ramiro "Niño" Pena Performance Thread
Unless we sign Jeter to 4 or 5 years like we probably will.
Originally Posted by delv
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04-18-10 03:31 PM #7Released Outright
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Re: 2010 Ramiro "Niño" Pena Performance Thread
??? You think the Yankees would keep a player that can be an elite SS on their bench in his youth?
He would be traded or Jeter would be let go.
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04-18-10 07:06 PM #8Member
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Re: 2010 Ramiro "Niño" Pena Performance Thread
If we had a young Cal Ripken on the bench Jeter would still be here. Not a dig by the way, just Jeter is an exception.
Originally Posted by delv
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04-18-10 07:23 PM #9Member
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Re: 2010 Ramiro "Niño" Pena Performance Thread
he's the exception NOW. And seemingly forever. But nothing is forever.
Originally Posted by Shane_Spencer
Don't we have a hot shot shortstop in the minors that they think is the future? I've not seen Pena described as more than a very good utility player type outlook.
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04-18-10 07:57 PM #10
Re: 2010 Ramiro "Niño" Pena Performance Thread
Nope. We have nothing in AAA, AA, or single A. Unless Hanley Ramirez becomes available (which I think is very unlikey since he signed a team friendly long term contract), Jeter will continue to remain the Yankee SS.
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04-18-10 08:02 PM #11
Re: 2010 Ramiro "Niño" Pena Performance Thread
Perhaps you're thinking of Eduardo Nunez, who is a pretty marginal prospect. I agree with ppa79, we don't really have any decent shorstop prospects (unless you're a fan of Nunez, which many on this forum are). And yes, Pena is a utility player.
Originally Posted by MLB007
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04-18-10 08:22 PM #12
Re: 2010 Ramiro "Niño" Pena Performance Thread
Hanley Ramirez is gonna be on the block in a year or two if history is any guide.
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04-18-10 09:08 PM #13
Re: 2010 Ramiro "Niño" Pena Performance Thread
I don't know about that -- they got slapped around by the union and had to spend money this year. His contract is still pretty reasonable, and they'd probably just have to spend it someplace else if they don't keep him
Originally Posted by grizy
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04-18-10 11:23 PM #14
Re: 2010 Ramiro "Niño" Pena Performance Thread
I'm watching Yankees Encore now ... after Peña's two-out, two-RBI single today, Kay commented, "In his career now with the bases loaded, he's batting .800. Four for five."
Small sample size, but still ...
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04-19-10 08:22 AM #15
Re: 2010 Ramiro "Niño" Pena Performance Thread
Good game, Ramiro. See you again in a month.
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04-19-10 08:41 AM #16
Re: 2010 Ramiro "Niño" Pena Performance Thread
I guess the thread I created last year wasn't so OTT after all. This kid is going to be serviceable.
http://forums.nyyfans.com/showthread.php?t=118086
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04-19-10 08:59 AM #17
Re: 2010 Ramiro "Niño" Pena Performance Thread
lol heard this too, amazing
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04-19-10 01:16 PM #18Released Outright
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Re: 2010 Ramiro "Niño" Pena Performance Thread
Pena's reputation was always good field, no hit, but he's really come along with the bat. The kid can play, and if Girardi is smart, he'll use him more often to give Jeter, ARod and Cano some rest.
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04-19-10 01:25 PM #19
Re: 2010 Ramiro "Niño" Pena Performance Thread
I'd expect that as the schedule normalizes and there are fewer off days he is going to play once a week or so and get into games late as a PR or replacement when things get out of hand.
Originally Posted by Curmudgeon
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04-20-10 09:27 AM #20
Re: 2010 Ramiro "Niño" Pena Performance Thread
just like cervelli, he's doing everything that is asked of him. his glove is very good and with timely hits like the other day, he'll be hanging around for sometime. well done ramiro.
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05-08-10 06:59 PM #21Released Outright
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Re: 2010 Ramiro "Niño" Pena Performance Thread
Has played well, despite what looks like some discomfort in his right foot. he's also adapted well enough to a heavy diet of breaking balls
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05-12-10 01:01 PM #22
Re: 2010 Ramiro "Niño" Pena Performance Thread
Give Russo a shot.
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05-12-10 01:02 PM #23
Re: 2010 Ramiro "Niño" Pena Performance Thread
Russo is a much better hitter. Not sure why the heck he isn't being given a shot.
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Re: 2010 Ramiro "Niño" Pena Performance Thread
Run prevention
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05-12-10 01:06 PM #25
Re: 2010 Ramiro "Niño" Pena Performance Thread
lol
Originally Posted by LIYanks
Russo is solid in the field though.
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