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Readers' Thread: Are You Worried?

March 17, 2024

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The Yankees received less than encouraging injury news this past week about Gerrit Cole and Aaron Judge. That news will be the theme for this week's Readers' Thread.


Are you concerned about the Yankees' ability to compete for a championship in 2024 based on the news regarding Gerrit Cole and Aaron Judge?


Please share your thoughts below.

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不明なメンバー
12月17日
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jeff
3月17日

Exactly. ALL 30 MLB teams have to deal with injuries and the loss of key players who they were counting on during the previous off season, for an extended period of time. This is not something unique to the Yankees, so every team the Yankees play will be weakened to some extent by players who they were counting on, either not in the starting lineup or not in the starting rotation.

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jeff
3月18日
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True, the Yankees have way more injuries in terms of volume, but every team in the MLB has to deal with injuries to a KEY player (great starting pitcher, great hitter, great reliever) at some point in the season. They just won't have the volume of injuries that the Yankee have had.

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jeff
3月17日

I'm not worried, because the great equalizer is the fact that ALL 30 TEAMS are going to experience the loss of key players, both from their starting lineup and from their pitching staff. The loss of KEY PLAYERS is not, and over the course of the season, WILL NOT be, unique to only the Yankees. The Astros, Red Sox, and Cardinals also lost their aces, Justin Verlander, Lucas Giolito, and Sonny Gray respectively. The Orioles had to trade for a new ace because their ace from last year, Kyle Bradish, is hurt and unable to start the season. Every team in baseball, it is, or will be, SOMEONE who they were counting on, who won't be answering the bell, …


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Robert Malchman
Robert Malchman
3月17日

On a related subject, Will Warren vs. Red Sox today: 2.2 IP, 6 R, 2 ER, 6 H. Maybe "War Horse" isn't the best choice to replace Cole. (However, all but one hit came in the first inning. Maybe spend five more minutes in the bullpen before the game.)

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Alan B.
Alan B.
3月17日
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CC said it best years ago - 10 good starts, 10 not so good start, and it's the last 10 that decide if you're going to have a good year or a bad one. I think now, all of them - Gill, along with "Meat" & " War Horse", have now each had a subpar outing. I believe this is everyon'e 4th outing. I'm more worried that the ENTIRE starting pitching staff is being prepped like a bunch of middle inning relievers. Not even using the rules that allows guys to go in and out so they can have those 5 or 6 up & downs.

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