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10-14-12 01:45 AM #301
Re: ALCS: Detroit Tigers vs New York Yankees

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10-14-12 01:46 AM #302
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10-14-12 01:46 AM #303
Re: ALCS: Detroit Tigers vs New York Yankees
I agree, but the manager has the give the offense every chance to bust out, and that doesn't happen by sitting the SS (Nunez) who is capable of making an impact offensively and on the bases for the safer choice (Nix) defensively.
First the manager has to put us in a position to succeed, then I agree its on the players.
I'll say it again, you start Nunez and hold Nix back for late innings defense."Owning the Yankees is like owning the Mona Lisa." -- George M. Steinbrenner III
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10-14-12 01:51 AM #304
Re: ALCS: Detroit Tigers vs New York Yankees
Dead on the money.
I would have Gardner, Ichiro and Nunez hitting 9-1-2 .... in that order ... and green lights across the board.
Lets see if we can put some pressure on these pitchers and defenses for a change, and then maybe these pitchers will make some mistakes with fat fastballs, because breaking balls are like giving those three a base.
As for Swisher, he's a disaster, offensively and now defensively too, so we gotta get him out of there."Owning the Yankees is like owning the Mona Lisa." -- George M. Steinbrenner III
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10-14-12 01:56 AM #305
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Welcome to NYYFans, the place where Yankees fans come together to complain about the manner in which our team is winning games.
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10-14-12 01:59 AM #306NYYF Legend

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I will confirm this fact - I was sitting in section 407A for Game 1 when an usher came up and sent the entire first row of 407B down to the section right below us.
Section 334 was almost entirely empty for the first three innings - I have a picture of it.
And, yet, somehow tonight's announced attendance was 47,000+Forgive me for taking the Contrarian view
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10-14-12 02:01 AM #307
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Can't do that, eff, cause then we lose Ibanez and right now thats like sitting Reggie Jackson circa 1977
If Ichiro and Gardner are playing the corners, Ibanez has to DH, that means you have to choose between Arod or Chavez at 3rd, and at this point we might as well roll with Arod and hope he gets hot, cause Chavez is not hitting either."Owning the Yankees is like owning the Mona Lisa." -- George M. Steinbrenner III
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10-14-12 02:05 AM #308
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10-14-12 02:06 AM #309NYYF Legend

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Re: ALCS: Detroit Tigers vs New York Yankees
Forgive me for taking the Contrarian view
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10-14-12 02:09 AM #310
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Yeah, I like this idea
Bench Swisher, at least for 1 game
9 - Gardner
1 - Ichiro
2 - Nunez
Then mix and match with all the sluggers, but give the team a chance to play some small ball and make things happen with baserunning
I might even bat Ibanez 3rd and drop Cano to 5th the way he's been swinging the bat and grounding out so much
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10-14-12 02:11 AM #311
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I tried that already, and then the idiot Cashman announces that Nix and not Nunez will replace Jeter as the starter, because thats what we need right now, another guy who can't make an impact offensively barring a miracle.
Thats how we're gonna replace Jeter and give this offense the spark it so desperately needs."Owning the Yankees is like owning the Mona Lisa." -- George M. Steinbrenner III
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10-14-12 02:14 AM #312NYYF Legend

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Re: ALCS: Detroit Tigers vs New York Yankees
I watched the video of the injury and you can see that Jeter landed very awkwardly on his left foot on the play - I even said ouch when I saw the video.
The really haven't released any details on the injury, other than they saw a crack. Right now, it does not sound like surgery is indicated, so that suggests that the fracture is non-displaced and it is unlikely that it is an avulsion fracture.
It would not surprise me to find that it is a fracture of the fibula above the lateral malleolus.
BTW - did anyone notice how clogged Jeter's cleats were in the shots shown after his injury? I am not suggesting that this clogging was a factor in the injury - I was just surprised. They looked like a pitcher's cleats on a rainy day.Forgive me for taking the Contrarian view
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10-14-12 02:20 AM #313
Re: ALCS: Detroit Tigers vs New York Yankees
"Owning the Yankees is like owning the Mona Lisa." -- George M. Steinbrenner III
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10-14-12 02:25 AM #314
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10-14-12 02:34 AM #315NYYF Legend

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Re: ALCS: Detroit Tigers vs New York Yankees
I am not saying that Jeter wasn't playing on a battered lower extremity, but I really question this "hanging by a thread" perspective that is being suggested.
Watch the video between 0:52 and 0:54 and watch what happens with Jeter's left ankle - he lands on the medial aspect of the foot then rolls it over laterally. This action very commonly produces ankle fractures.
http://newyork.yankees.mlb.com/news/...s_nyy&c_id=nyy
Could his existing injuries have increased the chances for an injury - absolutely. But the problems that he was experiencing were on the medial aspect of his tibia and his foot, not his fibula. Although it has not been specified, I would bet good money that the injury is a fracture to the fibula, probably either an avulsion fracture where the tip of the fibula is pulled off by trauma or a crack about two to three inches up from there.Forgive me for taking the Contrarian view
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10-14-12 02:41 AM #316
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Forgive me for posting this in multiple threads, but its just so unbelievable I feel like it cannot be posted enough.
ESPN Yankees blog
Nick Swisher, a free agent to be, reportedly wants “Jayson Werth money” this offseason -- somewhere in the neighborhood of 7 Years, $126 Million.
In the immortal words of John McEnroe: "You cannot be serious!""Owning the Yankees is like owning the Mona Lisa." -- George M. Steinbrenner III
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10-14-12 02:45 AM #317
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At this point Swisher must be hoping Girardi sits him the way he benched Arod.
The last thing he needs is to be further exposed as a massive October choke artist, seeing as, you know, he's looking for Jayson Werth money."Owning the Yankees is like owning the Mona Lisa." -- George M. Steinbrenner III
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10-14-12 02:54 AM #318
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Guys I need therapy...
Twenty Seven and Counting.
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10-14-12 06:55 AM #319
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Hopefully the injury of Jeter wakes the whole team up.
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