The Good
Kuroda was drunk, so this was not necessarily representative of his pitching ability.
The Bad
Kuroda was pretty bad today; Nunez didn't exactly help. Kuroda gave up six runs, four earned. The other two were earned by Nunez, who now has a 2.25 ERA. That's still better, however, than Kuroda's 6.35 ERA, so some rotation decisions may have to be made soon.
The Ugly
Twenty-seven. Yes, that is the number of Yankees championships. But it is also Clay Rapada's ERA. His ERA is so high, it failed MLB's random drug testing and is now faced with a suspension and mandatory rehab.
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Gotta love April baseball.
What a waist of time. I bought my pizza pies and beer for the weekend, and the games were so disappointing that I lost interest by the third inning of each game. I underestimated the cases of beer so I stopped watching and visited my good old friend in my corner's bar and grill rest. I'm just glad baseball is back.
I agree. Not a great way to start the season. I just hope we can do a little better against Baltimore!
The Yankees are clearly unnerved after watching your chilling expose, The RJG Movie. You need to pen a sequel to set them straight.
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