Yankee rookie Phillip Hughes has a No Hitter in the 7th inning and then hurts himself throwing a pitch. This seems to be NOT THE YANKEES YEAR!!!


DAMN!

Yankee rookie Phillip Hughes has a No Hitter in the 7th inning and then hurts himself throwing a pitch. This seems to be NOT THE YANKEES YEAR!!!


DAMN!


I was watching the game and soon as they said "hamstring" I turned it off! Damn, we can't catch a break. Maybe this will be a repeat of last year - when all our guys were hurt early on then got healthy around August and then all the Red Sox pitchers went down lol If we're gonna lose some players to injury, I'd rather have them go down in April or May instead of August.

I was watching the game and soon as they said "hamstring" I turned it off! Damn, we can't catch a break. Maybe this will be a repeat of last year - when all our guys were hurt early on then got healthy around August and then all the Red Sox pitchers went down lol If we're gonna lose some players to injury, I'd rather have them go down in April or May instead of August.


They were saying that Hughes felt something POP, so that can't be good.

They were saying that Hughes felt something POP, so that can't be good.

The Hammy monster strikes again. Time to call up Darrell Rasner again. . . .

Yeah, he'll be out 4-6 weeks, but hamstrings take a long time to fully heal, so it might be even longer.

It's almost enough to make anyone wonder if the Yankees or the Reds are worse off as far as the issue of suspect starting pitching is concerned. Yes, the Bronx Bombers have the bats, but that starting pitching is real suspect.