Pettitte Bolsters Hall of Fame Argument
Andy Pettitte has the most wins of any active pitcher since 1995, and is second in starts and innings pitched, trailing only Greg Maddux.
I read that fact in Tom Verducci’s Sports Illustrated article earlier this month, titled “World Domination.” The premise of the story is that the Yankees had a lot of performances from older players exceeding expectations.
Anyway, after reading that fact about Pettitte, I started thinking about how he was a borderline hall o
Lineup Projections
I did this at my site last year, so I thought I’d bust it out again. What I’m going to be doing is punching in some numbers into the lineup analysis tool from baseballmusings.com.
The numbers I’m going to be using are the 2010 CHONE Projections. I’m using them because RLYW’s CAIRO projections for non-Yankees haven’t been released. This allows me to be a little more eve
On the Record with Brian Cashman
The Yankees have finished playing baseball, but that doesn’t mean that their season is over as the Hot Stove season is just getting started and the Bombers more than any other team seem to be involved in nearly every free agent or player on the trading block.
It is Joe Girardi and the team that dominate during the season, but starting around November it b
Celebrating Our 1 Year Anniversary with more Parade Pics
A year ago on this day in Yankee history, the blog Bronx Baseball Daily was started and since one of the reasons I started this blog was to document a season where I thought the Yankees had a good chance to go all the way, I’m going to celebrate by posting even more ticket-tape parade pictures.
These aren’t just any photos though. When I went to the parade I arrived at 8:30 A.M. and ended up with a pretty good spot near Broadway and Wall St. What was cooler was I ended up meeting photographer Chris Fargo who I noticed was taking some pretty amazing photos. I slipped him my card and he emailed me a link to his site.
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