Tonight it went: KK, HR, KKKKKKKKKKKK, HR, KK. How many times have we seen this script? It doesn't work. It will never work.
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Same movie .... different day!
tonight the Yankees faced Houston's best pitching
and hit 2 HRs and scored only 2 runs
Houston faced NY's worst pitching and hit 3 HRs and scored 4 runs
Yanks K 17 times, Astros 2. That is insane.
Domingo German pitched well in September, he has yet to get onto a post season game. Why is he even on the roster? Montas pitched before him? Bad bullpen management tonight. But, we're used to that.
After the games of July 2, the Yankees were 58-21. The Astros were 50-27. From then on the Yankees went 41-42. The Astros went 56-29.
Tonight, Houston looked like a .659 team. The Yankees looked like a .494 team. And that's who they both are.