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2009 AL East Preview (Featuring Pete Abraham)
Published 3/6/2009 by Patrick Sullivan at Baseball Analysts
... he goes off in '09. Right Field AVG OBP SLG Joyce, M. .247 .324 .448 Drew, J. .270 .381 .460 Nady, X. .278 .332 .462 Rios, A. .285 .338 .459 Markakis, N. .297 .378 .477 Pete: J.D. Drew showed up hurt, which saves time. I'm surprised Brian Cashman didn't trade Nick Swisher or Xavier Nady. That probably speaks to Hideki Matsui's knees. I'll trust Tampa that Matt Joyce will help them. ...

Walkoff Walk Presents the BONILLA Projection System: Age 35
Published 1/12/2009 by Kris Liakos at Walkoff Walk
... Hideki Matsui, LF: Since he arrived in 2003 Hideki Matsui has always scared me the most coming up in big situations. Everything he hits seems like a line drive and he does a really creepy Dracula impression. ...

The Cashman-Headwarmer Dialogues: Haven't We Been Here Before?
Published 12/10/2008 by Red (noreply@blogger.com) at Surviving Grady
... must be reeling from this. Looks like we've locked ourselves up a World Series trophy. 2002: Cashman: Well, it's done. Headwarmer: Excellent. If I had hands, I'd be rubbing them together, doing a sort of menacing laugh. Cashman: Indeed. Now that we've signed Jason Giambi, who can stop us? 2003: Cashman: I've done it! I've landed Godzilla. Headwarmer: Domo arigato! Let's get shitfaced! ...

Bronx Banter: Beauty
Published 10/26/2008 at Baseball Toaster
... Cano BR BP E MLB D. Jeter BR BP E MLB A. Rodriguez BR BP E MLB W. Betemit BR BP E MLB mi C. Ransom BR BP E MLB mi J. Miranda BR BC mi Outfielders: B. Abreu BR BP E MLB J. Damon BR BP E MLB X. Nady BR BP E MLB H. Matsui BR BP E MLB mi B. Gardner BR E MLB mi ...

Yankees' 2009 outlook: First base, Mark Teixeira
Published 10/23/2008 at New York Yankees Examiner
... has not had much experience at first but he can be an offensive weapon, despite his late-2008 performance. Also consider that Hideki Matsui does not figure into the Yankees outfield plans and will see time at DH in 2009. Perhaps he can be transitioned. The Yankees should do what it takes to get Teixeira. As far as I m considered it should be an even higher priority than CC given the number of pitchers out there and the reliability of Tex. Let s hope Cashman and the Steinbrenner brothers agree. Topics: ...

Bronx Banter: Gettin Better All the Time
Published 8/24/2008 at Bronx Banter
... BR BP E MLB R. Cano BR BP E MLB D. Jeter BR BP E MLB A. Rodriguez BR BP E MLB W. Betemit BR BP E MLB mi C. Ransom BR BP E MLB mi Outfielders: B. Abreu BR BP E MLB J. Damon BR BP E MLB X. Nady BR BP E MLB H. Matsui BR BP E MLB mi B. Gardner BR E MLB mi ...

Lost Classics: July 2, 2004
Published 6/29/2008 by noreply@blogger.com (Mets2Moon) at The Ballclub
... The Mets came out ready to attack Mussina. Jose Reyes flied out and Kaz Matsui followed by grounding out. Piazza followed with a hard single to left, in between Jeter and A-Rod. Cliff Floyd followed by ripping a hard shot deep in the gap in left center. Hideki Matsui and Bernie Williams gave it chase, and it appeared Matsui would run it down. But as soon as Matsui got a glove on it, he slammed into the wall, and dropped the ball. Piazza, running all the way, scored from first, and Floyd was on second on Matsui's error. ...

Top Ten Tuesdays: Surpriiiiiiiiise!!!
Published 5/27/2008 by Yankees Chick (noreply@blogger.com) at Yankees Chick
... Ten Yankee Surprises 10) Phil Hughsie sucking 9) Cano's slumperific start 8) Giambino's slumptastic start 7) Girardi's hot-streak-igniting tirade (take note, Willy Randolph, if you want to continue being gainfully employed) 6) A-Rod stuck on the sidelines 5) The sub-.500 record (am I the only one who expected better?!) 4) I-Ken blowing it 3) Jorgie Porgie Pudding and Pie's extended vacation at the DL Resort and Casino 2) Hot Matso Ball Soup! (.331 average and .410 OPB) 1) Darrell Rasner's Aaron Small-esque outta-nowhere ...

Lurch, Piazza, and Berkow
Published 5/21/2008 by bruce at Bruce Markusen's Cooperstown Confidential
... At this writing, the Yankees are 20-25--and boy, have they earned every bit of that dismally disappointing record. While the injuries to Alex Rodriguez and Jorge Posada haven't helped, they only begin to scratch the surface in accounting for the Yankees' abysmal effort over the first quarter of the season. Even when A-Rod and Posada have played, the Yankees have struggled to score runs. Other than Hideki Matsui and Bobby Abreu, Yankee batters don't work the count and draw walks like they once did. When they do put runners on base, they don't deliver clutch hits. Defensively, the ...

Yankees' subway crash
Published 5/19/2008 by Mark Serio (noreply@blogger.com) at BASEBALL HOT CORNER
... The Bomber lineup featured five left handed hitters against the Mets' southpaw. Ensberg and Duncan, on the roster to provide balance against left handed pitching, watched from the bench, again. Hideki Matsui, who has tried to carry the offense all season, hit a two run homer, but once again, he was the lone producer. The umpires helped the home team by taking a three run Delgado dinger off the board. It didn't matter. ...

Biding Our Time
Published 4/11/2008 by attackgerbil at YFSF
... captain - Daisuke Matsuzaka 3 ER in 18 and a third innings - Manny Ramirez .275/.326/.525 Manny's historically a slow starter but slow for him is superb for most - he leads the team in RBIs - Has trained raptors in the rafters New York - Melky Cabrera .320/.393/.560 and a few flashes of brilliance with the leather - Bobby Abreu .333/.389/.515, team-high 6 runs scored - Chien-Ming Wang: 2 earned runs in 13 innings - Hideki Matsui: .314/.351/.514 (has reached base every game, soaked 1G from Jeter and ...

YankeesDaily New York Yankees Preview for 2008
Published 3/30/2008 by admin at yankeesdaily.com
... Hideki Matsui: - I don’t see him getting 100 rbi’s and 100 runs scored because he is an injury risk. More like 80 rbi’s and 80 runs scored. I don’t see a Godzilla type of season from him. I see a Godzooky type of year. ...

The 100 Greatest Royals of All-Time - #64 Angel Berroa
Published 3/11/2008 by RoyalsRetro <royalsnightly@yahoo.com> at Royals Review
... the baseball world by winning sixteen of their first nineteen ballgames. In June and July Angel caught on fire, hitting .325 with eleven home runs over those two months alone. By the end of August the Royals had finally fallen out of first place, but Berroa finished the season with a .287 average with 17 home runs, 71 RBI, and twenty-one stolen bases. He committed just five errors over the last 95 games, including a forty-nine game errorless streak. He nudged Yankee outfielder Hideki Matsui to win the ...

Intelligent design in streaks and slumps?
Published 1/3/2008 by Caleb at Breaking Balls
... league over that time. If we find that the league (and Ichiro’s) “streakiness” is persistent year to year when confined to a given stat (like Hits), we could actually be able to use that data to enhance our understanding of Ichiro in a useful, possibly predictive way, as compared to his peers. Perhaps in this way we could identify consistency as a skill, and lead GMs to face a qualitative judgment between players who perform consistently at face value and guys like Hideki Matsui who hide prolonged slumps by turning into the best hitter in baseball for a ...

Moron Cubs ready to shell out buttload of cash on Fukudome
Published 12/11/2007 by Trip McFeely at Construda
... and one from the New York Yankees, (Hideki) Matsui ," is going to be a solid MLB player, no one that has made the jump from the Pacific that was hyped up any has really stunk, except maybe for ...

Yankees talk with Giants about Matui
Published 12/7/2007 by JMM at
HIDEKI MATSUI, OF/DH Matsui’s STATS From MLB.com: The Yankees may have left the Winter Meetings without pulling off a major trade, but they also departed discussing a potential deal that would involve Hideki Matsui. Sankei Sports reported on Thursday that the Giants have inquired about Matsui’s availability, interested in upgrading their offense by adding the 33-year-old outfielder. But interest alone would not create a match. Matsui has a full no-trade clause and would need to approve ...

Regrettably, it's Hunter season
Published 11/13/2007 by Jim at Sox Machine
... pointed me to.) Even if you give Fukudome a line similar to Matsui's semi-disappointing debut with the Yankees -- .287/.353/.435 with 16 homers and 42 doubles -- he'd be a much better fit than anybody else mentioned when factoring in his excellent defense and solid speed. The Sox don't need another happy hacker who will rack up 40 walks and 100+ strikeouts -- they're already starting Jermaine Dye and Josh Fields, and Juan Uribe cleared triple-digits in strikeouts as well last year while only walking 32 times. They need more guys who will make pitchers work, and right now, ...

Indians at Yankees, Game 3 Part 4
Published 10/8/2007 by Dan Agonistes at Dan Agonistes
... to hold Hideki Matsui at third and to charge the single by ...

MY VOTE: Cleveland Indians vs. New York Yankees
Published 10/4/2007 by Mark Snyders at FOOD. SHELTER. BASEBALL.
... , Hideki Matsui , ...

Does Dice-K win the AL Rookie of the Year?
Published 3/23/2007 at Royal Ingenuity
... him the ROY over Japanese veteran Hideki Matsui of the Yankees. If you look at their 2003 numbers (Matsui | ...