Where Were The Stripes

I saw stars but where were the strips? The Pinstripes in fact. The clutch hit, the sacrifice fly, the something that would have, should have had the Bombers moving easily past the Detroit Bengals. Now to be truthful - don't say it Janice - I don't think this should have even gone five games. The Yankee lineup is twice that of the Detroit crew and the Bronx bullpen could save nearly any game on the Brinx this season.

So here we are. Congratulations to the Tigers. The Yankees have some work to do, maybe getting more pitching, some blue collar outfielders who can hit in the clutch, and hope Minka and DJ don't re-unite as we saw the results as Derek hit .330 the rest of the way.

So though we had some fun, it is again a year of failure. No championship and no parade, hey that ain't OK.

We better win it all next year.

Granderson for Most Valuable Yankee

Is this guy aces or what? I should have known when my cousin Freddie told me he had him on his fantasy team that Granderson was great cause Freddie knows ball, but to be honest fantasy baseball is for weiners.

But to my point, Curtis those two catches last night saved the bacon of more than one guy but none more so than AJ. Thanks for the 5 2/3 innings of mediocrity now go cash your check. We're moving on to game five and it's a showdown in the Bronx with El Tigres.

Bring it on Kitty Cats.

Well Whaddya Know

The Yankees came up the victors in a game that took two days to finish. Nice. You were super Nova, and I really mean it. (Looks like that joke isn't going away so get used to it.) The rain trickled as did the Tigers offense until a late inning surge. Reminder to Larry - do not call me during games anymore to see if your cable receives a quicker signal than mine. Enough with that already.

OK so tomorrow we are putting up a Garcia, not Andy and certainly not Sergio, but a crafty one named Freddie.

Let's go make the Universe proud fellas.