Nestor did everything we needed on short rest. Judge and Stanton came up and each put one out. We're going in hot to Houston.
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ESPN.com reports that Hicks' MRI puts him out for the rest of the post-season. It is Cabrera's greatest contribution to the Yankees yet. Now if we could only get him to run into Luetge . . . .
I'm thrilled for the Yanks! I am also thrilled not have to listen to Bob Costas anymore this season. I am sick of his encyclopedic knowledge of trivia and his non-stopped blathering making the game more about him than what was happening on the field. I know he desperately wants to be inducted into the Hall as an announcer but people listening at home do not want a professorial lecture. He could take a lesson from the great, late Jack Buck and report on the game. It's the game, Bob. The harder you try for Cooperstown, the worst it sounds. Not to mention his anti-Yankees point of view. Everything in this series was about Cleveland. I'd love to know wha…
not just hot.
hot and tired.