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This guy belongs in this thread. Never met a ledge he didn't want to crawl out on, never saw a bridge he didn't want to leap from. Seems like a tough and unenjoyable way to live.

The weatherman is on notice.

Good for him. He's been squeezed hundreds of times in his career.

And you know that how?

Sure, this team starts the day at 21-13, but let's not lose sight of the fact that they are merely a few fortunate breaks away from beginning the season with an historically awful 3-31 record. Everyone on the roster, coaching staff, and in the Yankee organization remains on notice.

Damn lucky they didn't walk Rizzo to get to Torres because he almost certainly would have hit into a triple play and the bullpen would have imploded in the 10th.

There are no absolutely dominant teams that I can see. If they can get Cole back, I see no reason why they couldn't make a serious run. This team will score runs, even if the offense is struggling of late.

May 3rd. 20-13. I've seen enough. Unacceptable. People need to be held accountable for this. Heads need to roll. Messages need to be sent. I'm on my way to pick up CuseRunner and we're headed to the Stadium to demand a meeting with Hal and discuss concession prices.

Yes, his all-star bands are always great. He knows a lot people!

New Ringo. We should all make it into our eighties with this kind of energy.

Potential championship season derailed by runaway wokeness. Thanks, Commissioner Manfred!

His libido is on notice. True Yankees plan these births for the off-season.

Yawn. There are plenty of players who have made big bucks and produced less on the field than this guy.

Granted, he had a nice season last year, but he's never repeated his 2019 season, so off with his head! Plus, he's all of 27. We need fresh blood at second!

It's nearly May! I say trade him now, when dozens of teams must be salivating over the thought of adding him to their lineup, and are willing to fork over top prospects and established stars!

Worst case scenario is they nurse him back for the second half, he gives them a few months, breaks down to a point requiring surgery, and is lost for 2025.

Only if he goes deep again tonight.

https://www.syracuse.com/entertainment/2024/04/new-bruce-springsteen-best-of-album-features-photo-by-syracuse-native-on-cover.html

On pace to win 105 games and be shut out 28 times. That's baseball, Suzyn.

I think that was his MVP year. That was a good Rams team that faded down the stretch.

One of the early tall, big-armed quarterbacks that would become the prototype for the position for many years. Had some tremendous years with the Rams, and one excellent season for the Eagles. Also appeared in an episode of Gilligan's Island. RIP, Gabe.

If you're at the plate thinking about doing that, you're not focusing on your primary responsibilities as a hitter.

It's a bit of a stretch to think there are very many players who are making a conscious effort to do that.

Judge, Rizzo, Torres and Trevino are on notice. Boone should be batting them at the bottom of the order. This team is merely another ten losses away from a disastrous 14-17 start to the season.

Rizzo's bat and glove are on notice.

https://www.spin.com/2024/04/bruce-springsteen/

Throwback baseball lifer. That guy had as much baseball knowledge stored in his head as anyone in the game. RIP, Whitey.

Just a mirage. I'd still release Torres, Wells and Stanton. Judge is still on notice, and Volpe's bat better wake up soon.

Happy 80th, Dave.

I've always enjoyed listening to him, even as he lost his fastball and some of his secondary pitches. It will be strange without him. I wish he had been able to go out with one last broadcast and have a proper farewell. He's certainly earned his retirement, and I hope it's a good one for him and...

Gotta do your homework these days.

He either turns it around this weekend, or I'm stripping him of 'true Yankee' status.

This contract is already an albatross! https://elitesportsny.com/2024/04/11/its-finally-happened-the-yankees-have-an-aaron-judge-problem/

I think he was legitimately unable to play because his body wouldn't allow it. He would have seen regular minutes on that team otherwise, especially after McLeod went down.

Yes. If he is as good as some suggest and we get him for two years, I'd sign up for that right now.

Sounds good. He can play four years here, get his doctorate, then move over to play for Boeheim's Army.

I just put Nick on notice and dropped him to the bottom of the lineup.

That's just the kind of bold move Cashman is afraid to make. He commits to these guys for too long, and then only gets pennies on the dollar for them.