Bush is Bush

No matter how you look at. First, The Slap. Then, The Yell. Now, The Mound.

What a tool.

This just about says it all...

Not Bad for a 5th Starter, Eh?

Very nice... now someone please grab Joba by the back of his neck and tell him, "See, Chubbie? Just rear back and throw, dammit!"

OAKLAND - No-hitters remain a rarity in baseball, but the Yankees are making the near-misses seem routine this season.

Phil Hughes became the second Yankee to come within sixouts of a no-no in the season's first 14 games, losing his bid Wednesday night on Eric Chavez's infield single in the eighth inning.

Hughes retreated to the bench two batters later, watching Joba Chamberlain and Mariano Rivera finish up a 3-1 win over the A's, the Yankees' sixth straight victory.

And Mo? You might be bored coming in w/a 2 run lead, but you don't need to make it friggin' "interesting," capisce?
Hughes' 10 Ks, no-hit bid leads Yankees to 3-1 win over Oakland

Time To Start Relaxing?

It's a long season, but wow, what a start. Makes me wonder whether it's time to party like it's 1998.

Hoist the Flags and Pass Out the Rings

The Boys are Back in Da Bronx!

Meet teh Mutts, Greet teh Mutts...

...step right and and beat the schmucks!

"THIS is exactly the kind of start manager Jerry Manuel and general manager Omar Minaya did not want and did not need.

All the Mets' weaknesses have been on display the last two games. The starting pitching was terrible Wednesday night and last night the Mets' lack of offense wasted a competitive start from young Jon Niese in a desultory 3-1 loss to the Marlins at a deathly quiet Citi Field in front of 25,982 fans, the smallest crowd ever at the new park."

So much for a quick start - NYPOST.com:

It's Only Three Games...

...so I gotta say, "Meh. Do the same in the next three series and MAYBE I'll relax."

Yay Me!

baseball is back, and it is starting off right.