Comments on: Could rain disrupt the Yankees' master plan?

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By: Osmodious

Osmodious — Thu, 15 Oct 2009 18:53:34 +0000

Not sure it’s really a problem…IF they go with Gaudin, that is. The Yanks won every start he’s had for them so far, and this way they could keep Joba in the bullpen.
Besides, everyone is forgetting the huge advantage that the rain gives the Yankees. Everyone thinks the cold is an advantage, but it isn’t because everyone is coming off of summer…but the Yankees have played in more rain this year than any other team. Seriously, they only postponed one or two games…they always seemed to just play the games even though it was raining (considering it rained 27 of the 30 days of June, it’s not a hard thing to imagine them feeling like they ‘had to play’ them).
So, they should have a lot of experience playing in adverse, wet conditions by now. Then again, after all that rain people around here were still driving like frightened little idiots, and that’s a far easier skill to master than playing baseball…

By: Grant

Grant — Thu, 15 Oct 2009 13:20:17 +0000

Let me tell you. Right now it is absolutely horrifying in New York City. Steady rain, a brisk breeze, and absolutely freezing. I’m not leaving my apartment until April. Ugh.
It might be worth it if it messes with the Yankees and MLB at the same time, though.

By: Brian

Brian — Thu, 15 Oct 2009 12:46:49 +0000

Does any of this really matter? The Angels do well against Sabathia, Pettitte and Burnett anyway.