Re: Why didn't the Yanks ride the hot hands?

I agree, but at the same time I’m not buying the excuse that Gio and Gleyber are rusty. That’s what playing for at least a week at Scranton is for, to knock off some of that rust. A ground ball is a ground ball, whether it’s at Scranton or at Yankee Stadium. You should play down there till the rust is completely gone, not come up here and screw up. That goes for the hitting too, stay down there til you’ve got your timing back!



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