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The Yankees’ ace Hiroki Kuroda blanked the Rangers for 7 innings and then David Robertson and The Great Mariano Rivera polished them off in the 8th and 9th as the Yanks beat the Rangers 2-0. Good enough for the Yanks to leave town with a split.

Which, all considering, ain’t bad. Ayo, Austin Romine had 3 hits, man.

And you just gotta love that Hiroki, don’tcha?

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11 comments

1 Jon DeRosa   ~  Jul 25, 2013 6:51 pm

I hope Kuroda has another Yankee year in his heart.

2 rbj   ~  Jul 25, 2013 7:38 pm

A 2014 rotation of CC, Hiroki, Pineda, Nova and Phelps? (Assuming Andy is done.) I could live with that.

And Alex to Siberia, Derek to third and get a young shortstop works.

3 Jon DeRosa   ~  Jul 25, 2013 7:42 pm

[2] I hope they spend on one more starter and have Nova, Phelps and Pineda competing for 2 spots. I like Garza because he kills lefties. McCann for catcher and all out hunt for an outfielder.

4 rbj   ~  Jul 25, 2013 8:08 pm

[3] Flip the loser? I'd only buy another starter if A-Rod is banned for the year and thus the team gets under their $ goal.

Hot stove in August!

Night all. Off to Virginny in the morning.

5 Mr OK Jazz Tokyo   ~  Jul 25, 2013 8:30 pm

Catching up on some NYC news...'Carlos Danger'?? Well, his real name is 'Wiener' so...I'm guessing Mr. Danger is knocking The A-Rod Dramas off the front pages.

6 Alex Belth   ~  Jul 25, 2013 8:46 pm

Sori to the Yanks looking like it is gunna happen:

https://twitter.com/PWSullivan/status/360544231720366081

7 Alex Belth   ~  Jul 25, 2013 8:46 pm

My gut tells me this is it for Hiroki.

8 randym77   ~  Jul 25, 2013 10:34 pm

I remember when Sori was traded. I was so upset. I loved the guy.

9 knuckles   ~  Jul 26, 2013 7:02 am

[8] I did too, but remember at the time we were facing the prospect of watching him flail at out of the strike zone breaking balls for the next xyz years in the playoffs.

10 The Mick536   ~  Jul 26, 2013 7:09 am

I'd like to read some possible endgame theories for the A-Rod drama. I have yet to come up with one, and I have been trying. Assuming he plays again for the Yankees, what does the stadium, home or away, sound like when the announcer says his name? How about anytime he would bat? Make an error? Get a hit? Now assume he doesn't play. How do the Yankees keep him off the field and at what cost?

He sounded so stupid talking with his boy Mikey. I mean, he doesn't trust the Yankees. Or believe in Santa Claus. Why dial the phone? Shades of Joe D and the Journal American. Nice to have your own reporter.

11 randym77   ~  Jul 26, 2013 7:15 am

[9] Yeah, he was a danger to groundhogs everywhere, swinging at balls in the dirt.

I still loved the guy. Not sure I'm thrilled to be getting him back at this point, though.

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