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It’s Always Sunny in Port Jervis

rainnny

The other night the Wife and I were talking about this  year’s Yankees. I told her about some of the new players and when I got to Eduardo Nunez’s replacement, Yangervis Solarte she said, “Wait–who? Port Jervis?”

And so a new nickname was born in our home.

Solarte had 3 hits and a couple of RBI last night, Ivan Nova lucked-out getting 4 double plays, David Robertson earned the save and the Yanks left Houston with a win.

Final Score:  Yanks 4, Astros 2.

We will take it.

[Picture by Bags]

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7 comments

1 rbj   ~  Apr 4, 2014 7:45 am

I mostly grew up in Mount Hope, NY, nearby to Port Jervis. IIRC, PJ is where my mom taught middle school.

2 Ara Just Fair   ~  Apr 4, 2014 10:21 am

Unlike previous spring trainings, this year I pretty much paid zero attention. I was introduced to Solarte in game 2. Port Jarvis looks balanced at the plate and so far I like the cut of his jib. I don't recall seeing him making any plays in field, yet.

3 Chris   ~  Apr 4, 2014 11:12 am

Gosh, it's almost like young and hungry ballplayers are preferable to the old and overpaid variety. See Rays, A's, Nats, etc.

Right decision on Nunez, sadly.

4 Chris   ~  Apr 4, 2014 11:12 am

[2] I thought he made a couple of nice plays last night. One to start one of the four DPs and a second on a ball hit hard right at him.

5 GaryfromChevyChase   ~  Apr 4, 2014 11:28 am

[1] Grew up in White Plains, but there was this girl in Port Jervis.....

Anyhow, have a place in Vernon NJ and we ride up to Port Jervis frequently. Nice little town.

6 Ara Just Fair   ~  Apr 4, 2014 12:09 pm

[2] Aha. Thanks. I was flipping back in forth. I can't win the tv war with the wife early in the season. : )

7 Ara Just Fair   ~  Apr 4, 2014 12:11 pm

[6] for [4] Mid-season form from me. oi!

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