A-Rod's homer in ninth passes instant replay test

Too little to late, A-Rod is the king of the non-clutch homerun. Time to "mail it in" the party is over for the Yanks. But I am sure Newsday and everyother paper will make this 2 game winning streak a media circus with nothing but praise for beating up on the Rays, they may even make this out to be a full blown comeback wtih playoff hopes and then who knows, we can have Wallace and Brokeback write articles about how they are going to win the world series.

Who cares

John Sterling and Suzan Waldman are ready to hand out playoff ticket wrist bands. See you in 2009. Maybe Joba can play RF on days he is being limited in his pitch count ?

thanks, Yankees! Keep reelin' in those Rays for us!!

baseball rules wrote:

thanks, Yankees! Keep reelin' in those Rays for us!!

Red Sox fans are America's disease.

Dont these so called official scorers know that these are major league fielders not high school players out there.I have never seen so many so called"hits"that are actually errors,especially during yankees games I'll bet that 10% of Jeters"infield hits"were really errors this year.I think retired players should be scorers,providing that they dont have ties with teams playing !

I'm for replay to get it right.

But that was pretty obvious I thought.

Waste of time in my opinion, like baseball isn't slow and boring enough

MSG wrote:

John Sterling and Suzan Waldman are ready to hand out playoff ticket wrist bands. See you in 2009. Maybe Joba can play RF on days he is being limited in his pitch count ?

Maybe he can... can he hit?

Good old Alex, now that the yankees are out of the p[layoff's and he does not feel pressured to perform or choke, he hits.....and we have 9 more years of this ?????????? If the yankees are smart they will schedule some theraphy for him in the off season........

baseball rules wrote:

thanks, Yankees! Keep reelin' in those Rays for us!!

I couldn't believe that Tampa hadn't lost consecutive games since before the All-Star break.

good thing they don't instant replay arods gidp's....it would be a loooooong night.

GROD wrote:

Too little to late, A-Rod is the king of the non-clutch homerun. Time to "mail it in" the party is over for the Yanks. But I am sure Newsday and everyother paper will make this 2 game winning streak a media circus with nothing but praise for beating up on the Rays, they may even make this out to be a full blown comeback wtih playoff hopes and then who knows, we can have Wallace and Brokeback write articles about how they are going to win the world series.

He drove in half their runs last night and blew open the game, which saved Mo from having to take the pill.

BJR wrote:

Good old Alex, now that the yankees are out of the p[layoff's and he does not feel pressured to perform or choke, he hits.....and we have 9 more years of this ?????????? If the yankees are smart they will schedule some theraphy for him in the off season........

Ok- His numbers in the "clutch" are down for the year. The team batting average with RISP has to be below .200. A-Rod hit well with RISP last year. He has plenty of time to lift the Yankees to WS title 27. He WILL get it done!!

Hubba Bubba wrote:

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Ok- His numbers in the "clutch" are down for the year. The team batting average with RISP has to be below .200. A-Rod hit well with RISP last year. He has plenty of time to lift the Yankees to WS title 27. He WILL get it done!!

I think he's been hitting homers all yr. hasn't he? A two-run double or HR in the 3rd. inn. counts the SAME!!! I don't care when he hits, just so he produces over the season!!! Probably the best 5-tool player in the game. Plays under more scrutiny than anyone!!! Not a team in BB would turn down services of A-Rod. Bosox not going to win it all this yr. Angels much better. What is Boston now? 2 for 90 yrs???

4th place... One step closer to the basement. This team should be embarassmed to put on the Yankee Uniform

No one was ashamed to wear the uniform in 1969, now were they?

Alan Q wrote:

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Red Sox fans are America's disease.

Don't look to the Pinstripers for a cure.

baseball rules wrote:

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Don't look to the Pinstripers for a cure.

Welcome back... numb nuts.

Hubba Bubba wrote:

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Welcome back... numb nuts.

Looky looky, Baseball Rules has his own little stalker, following him from forum to forum! I guess there really isn't anything to do in Indianapolis except to smoke crack and flame people on the internet.

El Viejo wrote:

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Looky looky, Baseball Rules has his own little stalker, following him from forum to forum! I guess there really isn't anything to do in Indianapolis except to smoke crack and flame people on the internet.

El Gayo and baseball rules....the Brokeback Vermont duo. Who's pitching tonight boys?