Quick Hit: Too Little, Too Late
- SSTN Admin
- 20 hours ago
- 1 min read
The Yankees saved 3 of their 6 hits, and all 3 of their runs for the ninth...only to lose 4-3 anyway. Darn. Good try at the end there, Volpe.
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What Gomez has done in his first 2 outings, is exactly what I thought he was going to do last year. Eat up 2-3 innings to save other pitchers or be a middle innings guy. With Starters no longer going 7-8 innings a start, guys like this, while not glamorous are a necessity in every bullpen. In fact, if teams are going to insist on an eight man bullpen, I can't see why there shouldn't be 2 of these guys in every pen. Stop trying to have 8 one inning guys.
Well, we were wondering whether the opening series was about the Yankee bats or the Brewer pitching. Now we know that, unfortunately for both teams, it was the latter.