Rob Abruzzese Article Archive

  1. Yankees take first game against Red Sox

    The Yankees (98-56) beat down the Red Sox (91-62) 9-5 last night, led by Joba Chamberlain’s quality start and Alex Rodriguez’s perfect night at the plate. The magic number is now down to three...

    Rob Abruzzese Written by Rob Abruzzese about 2 months ago 83 reads 2 comments

  2. Aroldis Chapman Declared a Free Agent

    According to Jorge Arangure of ESPN, Cuban defector and left handed pitcher Aroldis Chapman has been declared a free agent by major league baseball and is now free to sign with any team in the bigs...

    Rob Abruzzese Written by Rob Abruzzese about 2 months ago 134 reads 1 comments

  3. Jerry Hairston Dodges a Bullet

    According to Peter Abraham of the Journal News, utility infielder Jerry Hairston Jr. underwent and MRI earlier today that determined that he has tendinitis in his left wrist, received a cortisone shot and will be day-to-day...

    Rob Abruzzese Written by Rob Abruzzese about 2 months ago 79 reads 0 comments

  4. With Anthony Claggett Claim, Pirates Continue Quest to Become a Yankee Farm Team

    Maybe the headline is a bit of hyperbole, but the Pittsburgh Pirates added their sixth Yankee pitcher over the past two years when they claimed right-handed pitcher Anthony Claggett off waivers today...

    Rob Abruzzese Written by Rob Abruzzese about 2 months ago 126 reads 0 comments

  5. Pittsburgh Pirates Continue Their Goal of Becoming a Yankee Farm Team

    So maybe the headline is a bit of hyperbole, but the Pittsburgh Pirates added their sixth Yankee pitcher over the past two years when they claimed right handed pitcher Anthony Claggett off of waivers today...

    Rob Abruzzese Written by Rob Abruzzese about 2 months ago 124 reads 1 comments

  6. Ian Kennedy Returns to the Yankees, Pitches a Scoreless Frame

    Ian Kennedy returned for the Yankees yesterday in the eighth inning versus the Angels. It was anything but an easy inning, as Kennedy loaded the bases with an hit batter and two walks. Kennedy also recorded a strikeout...

    Rob Abruzzese Written by Rob Abruzzese about 2 months ago 106 reads 1 comments

  7. John Kruk: Stick to TV

    Now’s a good time to look at how various teams are lining up for the postseason—in fact I’m hoping to do just that in the next day or two—and consequently the front ...

    Rob Abruzzese Written by Rob Abruzzese about 2 months ago 78 reads 0 comments

  8. Yankees Clinch Playoffs

    When Mariano Rivera shut the door on the Yankees 6-5 win over the Angels last night they clinched at least a Wildcard victory and got back to the playoffs after missing them for the first time since 1994 last season...

    Rob Abruzzese Written by Rob Abruzzese about 2 months ago 73 reads 1 comments

  9. Zack Greinke Afraid of Pitching in New York?

    This blog might as well have its own section on Zack Greinke. The latest news surrounding the leading Cy Young candidate (to my dismay) is his statement about his fear of pitching in New York...

    Rob Abruzzese Written by Rob Abruzzese about 2 months ago 84 reads 2 comments

  10. Old Reliable Regains my Confidence in Yanks

    The Yankees were beat last night by the bloody Angels, again. But Andy Pettitte proved he has moved past his left shoulder fatigue that caused him to miss his previous start...

    Rob Abruzzese Written by Rob Abruzzese about 2 months ago 60 reads 1 comments

  11. Jonathan Albaladejo: Should He Be On the Team For the Playoffs?

    Right-handed reliever Jonathan Albaladejo gave up a run last night. It was the first earned run he’s allowed since being called up in the beginning of the month. Over that span, he’s thrown 6...

    Rob Abruzzese Written by Rob Abruzzese about 2 months ago 88 reads 5 comments

  12. Pettitte's Shoulder Feels Good in Return

    Last season, Andy Pettitte struggled with shoulder pain and put up a rather poor 5-9 record with a 5.16 ERA after July thanks to shoulder pain...

    Rob Abruzzese Written by Rob Abruzzese about 2 months ago 21 reads 3 comments

  13. Joba Chamberlain May Have Pitched His Way Out of the Playoffs

    Despite what you think of Joba Chamberlain, the way the Yankees have handled him, and his future, it would be hard to argue that he has pitched well of late. With a 1-4 record and an 8...

    Rob Abruzzese Written by Rob Abruzzese about 2 months ago 86 reads 1 comments

  14. Peter Abraham's Move from Yankees to Red Sox Media Has Unintended Consequences

    The Yankees-Red Sox rivalry is one of the biggest in sports, and as the two teams are getting closer to a possible 2004 rematch, it is hard to imagine the showdown becoming more intense...

    Rob Abruzzese Written by Rob Abruzzese about 2 months ago 514 reads 0 comments

  15. Looking Ahead: New York Yankees 2010 Starting Rotation

    A good portion of the success of the 2009 Yankees comes from the team’s starting rotation. A weak point last year, the rotation was bolstered by the additions of C.C. Sabathia and A.J...

    Rob Abruzzese Written by Rob Abruzzese about 2 months ago 549 reads 0 comments

  16. Joba Chamberlain's Lack of Results Directly Tied to Lack of Emotion

    This is my first post for Bronx Baseball Daily, and what better topic to lead off with than Joba Chamberlain, who must own the record for most words written about a pitcher with a 94 ERA+...

    Rob Abruzzese Written by Rob Abruzzese about 2 months ago 51 reads 2 comments

  17. New York Yankees-Los Angeles Angels Series Preview

    The Yankees (95-55) begin a three-game set with the playoff-contending Angels (89-60) tonight. Head-to-Head: The Yanks have already won four out of six against the Halos this season, and have won all three in Los Angeles...

    Rob Abruzzese Written by Rob Abruzzese about 2 months ago 12 reads 0 comments

  18. Robertson Returning Soon; Guadin in Rotation

    A couple of notes via Peter Abraham of the Journal News: Right handed pitcher David Robertson threw for the third time in the past week and seems ready to take the next step in his rehab from elbow pain...

    Rob Abruzzese Written by Rob Abruzzese about 2 months ago 73 reads 0 comments

  19. Aroldis Chapman Nearly Ready for Free Agency

    According to Melissa Segura of SI.com, Cuban defector and left handed pitcher Aroldis Chapman has been granted residency by the small European country Andorra, which clears the biggest hurdle in the process of becoming a free agent pitcher...

    Rob Abruzzese Written by Rob Abruzzese about 2 months ago 367 reads 0 comments

  20. It's Time To Shut Down Joba Chamberlain

    It’s time to shut down Joba Chamberlain for the remainder of the year. Why? It's simple, he doesn’t have it anymore. Chamberlain was supposed to pitch five innings last night and get the win, what would have been his first since Aug...

    Rob Abruzzese Written by Rob Abruzzese about 2 months ago 309 reads 5 comments

  21. Yankees-Mariners: Joba Chamberlain Rocked in Finale, M's Take 7-1 Win

    Mark Teixeira and Sergio Mitre pitched in winning efforts, but Joba Chamberlain’s effort was a losing one and it counted the most. He gave up all seven runs in the 7-1 loss to the Mariners (78-72) as the Yankees (95-55) lost another series...

    Rob Abruzzese Written by Rob Abruzzese about 2 months ago 34 reads 0 comments

  22. Yankees Rookie Hazing Pictures

    As the Yankees left Seattle after a 7-1 loss, their rookies donned 1960’s Batman costumes as part of their annual rookie hazing. Mark Melancon was dressed as Batman, Michael Dunn was dressed as the Riddler, and Ramiro Pena was Catwoman...

    Rob Abruzzese Written by Rob Abruzzese about 2 months ago 756 reads 1 comments

  23. New York Yankees Call Up Ian Kennedy

    After throwing three perfect innings in his last outing in Triple-A, Ian Kennedy has been called up to finish the remainder of the season with the Yankees. “This is crazy,” Kennedy said...

    Rob Abruzzese Written by Rob Abruzzese about 2 months ago 181 reads 0 comments

  24. Yankees-Mariners: Tex Leads Bombers In Blowout

    Behind Mark Teixeira’s huge night and CC Sabathia’s dominant pitching, the Yankees (95-54) cruised past the Mariners (77-72) to a 10-1 win last night...

    Rob Abruzzese Written by Rob Abruzzese about 2 months ago 21 reads 0 comments

  25. Oh No! It's Ichiro! Mariners Walk Off vs. Mo

    Mariano Rivera had struck out the first two batters of the ninth with ease, but then long-time Royal Mike Sweeney pinch hit for Josh Wilson...

    Rob Abruzzese Written by Rob Abruzzese about 2 months ago 220 reads 0 comments

 


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