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06-11-12 08:11 PM #801
Re: 2012 Phil Hughes Performance Thread
I just picked him up on my fantasy team. I need K's and wins. Wish us luck.
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06-15-12 09:03 PM #802
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06-15-12 09:06 PM #803
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06-15-12 09:15 PM #804NYYF Triple Crown

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06-15-12 09:17 PM #805
Re: 2012 Phil Hughes Performance Thread
This would be a great time for a discussion of whether he's a number 1 pitcher, a number 2, 2.5, 1.75, and so on. Ah, the good old days.
A foolish consistency is the hobgoblin of little minds, adored by little statesmen and philosophers and divines.- Barry Manilow
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06-15-12 09:18 PM #806
Re: 2012 Phil Hughes Performance Thread
That start against the Angels is looking more and more like an anomaly.
David Ortiz tested positive for performance enhancing drugs in 2003.
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06-15-12 09:21 PM #807
Re: 2012 Phil Hughes Performance Thread
"Welcome to NYYFans, the place where Yankees fans come together to complain about the manner in which our team is winning games" -- Mr. Coffee
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06-15-12 09:53 PM #808NYYF Legend

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Re: 2012 Phil Hughes Performance Thread
Hughes broke that homer streak without giving one up tonight.
It's all Cashman's fault!
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06-15-12 10:02 PM #809
Re: 2012 Phil Hughes Performance Thread
so can we all finally agree that hes a good starting pitcher?
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06-16-12 12:10 AM #810
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06-16-12 12:13 AM #811
Re: 2012 Phil Hughes Performance Thread
http://sulia.com/channel/new-york-ya...source=twitter
Phil Hughes is 3-0 with a 1.69 ERA in June; 6-1 with a 3.27 ERA since May 6. “It’s big; I want to keep the streak going as long as we can. Guys are pitching well and you don’t want to be the one that lets it down. I’ll continue to try and get better between every start. Hopefully this keeps up.”Does Hughes feel as good as he did in 2010? “I feel like I’m close. We’re not going to be perfect every time. That first part of 2010, I was pitching really well. I’d like to get back to that. It’s a good step. It’s a growing process, a learning process, trying to tweak some things and get better every time. I’ll continue to do that, not necessarily thinking about, ‘I want to pitch like this month two years ago,’ but trying to help the team now and pitch as well as I can.”
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06-16-12 12:23 AM #812
Re: 2012 Phil Hughes Performance Thread
He has sure looked like a #1 as of late. Still would like to see him refine some of his off speed stuff but glad to see him putting guys away. Is it me or have the foul balls off of him gone down? He seems more aggressive and looking to just put guys away which is great. Just imagine if he could bust out a adequate change up into that arsenal with his late life fastball.
I'm too smooth you'll never see me comin', I'm never in a hurry I'm just movin' fast...
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06-16-12 01:37 AM #813NYYF Legend

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Re: 2012 Phil Hughes Performance Thread
When you have a really good four seam fastball and can put it where you need to, you're able to be more aggressive and put guys away. He didn't throw one two seamer, cutter or CU last night. He's gone old school with a four seam fastball he can place in all four quadrants along with his curve ball. I wouldn't be surprise if that's by design from him and Rothschild. That doesn't mean he won't breakout the CU or the two seamer later this summer, but right now he has extreme confidence in his current pitching approach.
Most power pitchers will tell you that there is nothing more difficult to hit than a well placed four seam fastball.It's all Cashman's fault!
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06-16-12 01:50 AM #814
Re: 2012 Phil Hughes Performance Thread
Phil Hughes, in the time I've been on this forum, has gone from being The Great Ace Hope to a bum to our future closer to our next ace to a bum to our next ace (?).
"Never, never, never quit."-Winston Churchill.
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06-16-12 02:22 AM #815NYYF Legend

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06-16-12 04:03 AM #816
Re: 2012 Phil Hughes Performance Thread
What a bum. Couldn't even get 10 K's
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06-16-12 04:07 AM #817
Re: 2012 Phil Hughes Performance Thread
Phil is pumping that fastball now, needs to mix in the curveball more, nice job
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06-16-12 08:30 AM #818
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06-16-12 08:42 AM #819
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06-16-12 08:42 AM #820
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06-16-12 09:10 AM #821
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06-16-12 09:14 AM #822
Re: 2012 Phil Hughes Performance Thread
That damned Angels' Stadium has a bad effect on the Yankees in general so I'm not surprised that pitching there would get into Phil's head with it being his hometown park. If the Yankees end up having to play there in October, I hope they have the opportunity to set up their rotation so that Phil can pitch in the Bronx and not in Anaheim.
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06-16-12 09:26 AM #823
Re: 2012 Phil Hughes Performance Thread
Now that homerun streak is gone, time for him to have his first scoreless start.
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06-16-12 10:56 AM #824
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06-16-12 09:37 PM #825NYYF Triple Crown

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Re: 2012 Phil Hughes Performance Thread
I was admittedly skeptical when Hughes first began to pitch better, as I have generally been pretty unimpressed with his stuff overall. However, he really looks like a completely different pitcher now- he looks confident, aggressive, he is commanding his pitches well, and the results have been there pretty consistently over the last several starts. Apparently, Pettitte has had a very positive effect on him. I hope that Hughes continues to prove me dead wrong and has evolved into a consistent and effective starter. An effective Hughes so greatly deepens our rotation and really increases our chance to win the division (and go deep into the playoffs) considerably.
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