On the downside, we got to hear Smoltz say "crooked number" for the hundredth time in three games. 1:55

Severino gave a very gutsy performance, and he pitched BIG when he had to. But he also kept putting himself in trouble. It was a shaky performance, but he got it done and didn't break. I wouldn't say he showed he is BACK. If this is the pitcher he remains for the Houston series (assuming Houston beats TB), both Severino and the Yankees are in trouble. Both Severino and Paxton were shaky in their starts. The Yankees NEED AT LEAST ONE OF THEM TO BE BETTER, going forward. But give Severino a lot of credit for a very gutsy performance, and getting big outs when he needed to.

BEING BACK would be pitching like a number 1 pitcher, or close to it.

So you must have aged like 100 years after watching that game. I think I started getting gray hairs by the 9th.

Eric De Silva and throwing 99.

aaaah.....actually, my ace is GERMAN!

@@samuelmoulds1016 RIDICULOUS! WIFE SMACKER?

Love this kid. Ice cold veins!

My ace: Gerrit Cole

Who’s here in 2023 lol

In the next series: Astros to Yankees: Mom: stop Astros, that's too cruel!

😂😂

@@CheeseMasterSports Yeah, sure, In your dreams.

Breaking: rays force game 5 vs astros

Lol @ his mom calling him Severino.

@brett bono 1st of all, that means 91% of bases-loaded jams end up with runs being scored. So that means, according to the odds/percentages, yeah it is hard to do (and unlikely). 2nd of all, what percentage of bases-loaded jams, WITH NO OUTS, results in no runs being scored? How about giving credit where credit is due?. If you think it's easy to get out of a bases-loaded jam, with no outs, without giving up a run, then what can I say??

@brett bono. Again if getting out-of-a-bases-loaded, no-out-jam isn't the least bit impressive to you, then again, what can I say? (other then, that's ridiculous) But I kind of suspect you are kind of impressed and kind of appreciate it when a pitcher for your team does it.

But whether or not you are really silly enough not to have any appreciation at all for it, the fact is, if pitchers are only able to do it 9% of the time, that means mathematically A PITCHER IS NOT ABLE TO DO IT THE GREAT MAJORITY OF THE TIME, which LOGICALLY means it is a difficult thing to do. That is just basic math and basic logic. As well as basic baseball.

But I also kind of think you made that 9% figure up. Like you made-up that 4% figure for Didi's play.

@@keng4847 guys i think he was being sarcastic lols lighten up a bit

MVP!

Bregman > Judge

@@CheeseMasterSports Whatever you say troll.

@@wlm1697 Betts > Judge

JN336 Yankees>Asstros

Lol

The way the Twins were playing a little league pitcher could have toyed with them

Yeah, all ik is he better not try this with the Astros 😂 we might get fucked up.

@@cormel6895 might not even be astros could be rays

Completely ridiculous.

Brian OSullivan that the AL central is a joke lol. Yankee fan here but respect to the twins stills. They hit mad bombs this year and set the record by just one more than my yanks. But bombers mean serious business this year bruh, the astros are no joke tho. Boutta be a wild series

Wutang Footy As a Yankees fan, the only team in the AL that I respect are the Astros. The Twins, I agree, feasted on a very weak AL Central. The A’s, I never felt that they had the pitching depth to go deep in a playoff run. As for the Astros, they are deep on all sides. This isn’t a team that just hammers the ball, they have some very disciplined hitters. Their starting pitching is incredibly deep. Cole, Verlander, and Greinke are tough match ups to say the least. If the Yankees can win one in Houston, they’re heading to the World Series. If the Astros win one in New York, it’ll be a very long series for the Yankees. It could be a very fun series if Houston holds off Tampa Bay.

Somebody had to win a bunch of games playing in the pathetic AL Central. The Twins’ 101 wins was very misleading.

Dennis Jones If you play 54 games against the bottom third of the Majors (White Sox, Royals and Tigers), those wins add up fast. Other than Indians, the Twins didn’t have much competition to go up against. I agree, much of Minnesota’s 101 wins was against candy-coated competition. If you were to look at a team that has won 95+ games, ask the question, “Where did the wins come from?” The Yankees, however, hammered the Rays and Red Sox (even in a supposed down season). That was real competition, even though fed on the Orioles, but they had to.

Brian OSullivan yes, their pitching was suspect especially after losing a good pitcher in Pineda. Some teams just lack clutch pitching and hitting when the pressure is on . Every team has its weaker players, the Twins just didn’t have enough players step up and make a difference.

yet, you butt remained clenched till the second strikeout just in case

It's called relief. Temporary.

More like Sano missed on a pitch he rarely missed on all year. Shouldve been a granny to shut you cocky fucks up

aaaah.....actually, our ace is GERMAN! the fastest worker in baseball!!!

Nah they signed this new dude name “Cole”?Or something like that. Anyway, heard he’s pretty good.

@@MrToneyRo yeah I'm super excited our Rotation is going be fun to watch in 2020, Cole,Paxton,Tanaka,Sevy and JJ happ if he doesn't get traded

Pa que lo sepa 💪💪💪💪

Does it matter where he is from ..?

Ray2K just like how y’all were coming for Boston last year?

@@catalystv7520 mate boston is sitting at home watching the playoffs lol. We talking about now

@Bryan Halstead same time the Yanks do when Houston eats them alive

Bryan Halstead 7pm at Vegas

Y'all sleepin' on Tampa?!

Really , as i recall we had thr most homeruns . you should actually kmow what you are talking about before you say it

Aahhh the cruelty of fandom; I love it!!!

@@Black_suit_warrior sure sucked in the playoff

Gordon Sargent who got swept tho 🧹🧹🧹

The Royals from the '70s know something about this: '76 ALCS: lost 2-3; '77 ALCS: lost 2-3; '78 ALCS: lost 1-3; but they finally beat the Yanks in the '80 ALCS: 3-0.

@@OnlyEdandTheAlmost Agreed. I thought they could finally beat us back in 2010 and in this series in 2019 which I thought could go either way but they couldn't do it.

If you look closely, you can see that Astros > Yankees

JN336 if you look closely, Astros are still struggling with the rays while the Yankees are relaxed waiting for the next victim

Breaking: rays force game 5 vs Astros

JN336 if you look closely, you can see rays > Astros

JN336 not enough fingers or toes for all our 27 rings. Too much bling.

yeah! key plays by Lamahu, Torres, Judge, and Didi!

The balls are the same.

L

Cool!

Nah.

Astros > Yankees

Twins were tuvix

spider23ranger lol. I like that 😂😂😂😂

He honestly probably had early signs when the first injury happened at the end of 18' and in spring in 19'. The Yankees mismanaged him badly and he refused an MRI so both party's made mistakes but the only plus is his body besides his elbow is fresh and the mileage on the arm is low.

@Ratchet Going Commando All ALCS/ALDS Bronx Bombers are in great health currently if you're talking Zach Britton he's ok. Only Yankee we truly miss is Jacoby Elsebarry he's in our team spiritually

Astros > Yankees

Ed Vega the ump . Loved the umps bunch outs they were loud and strong 😂 hoot haaaaa!!!

@@sportsguru3786 That's Gary Cederstrom for you😂

That's how I feel when I play the show as my pitcher and get out of jams😤💯

Yup sano has a chance to bunt one but the manager is dumb not to call it

@@joenelsaracho4836 BUNT? LUDICROUS!

Why would the manager have Sano bunt? That’s crazy stupid. Not only that but Sano was the only one with a decent at bat against Severino.

@@Yooncelebtarot EXACTLY!