Here is how recent Yankee home grown players perform against Boston: The ugly: Jasson Dominguez career OPS vs BOS: .496 OPS in 8 G Anthony Volpe career OPS vs BOS: .565 OPS in 32 G Austin Wells career OPS vs BOS: .703 OPS in 17 G The good: Oswaldo Cabrera OPS vs BOS: .718

Hudson Valley has been one of the greatest bright spots in the organization the last few years. This is by far my favorite minor league team to watch right now. Consistently awesome at developing young arms, consistently awesome at developing good defense, and consistently

We’ve had judge hit a 470ft blast at Fenway to put the Yankees ahead in the 7th and judge hit a another shot onto landsdowne this year to tie the game in the 9th vs their ace and neither game was won to look back at both and be like “Sox killer” That’s something I hate about the

Here's some underlying data standouts in Low-A for the Yankees: Jackson Lovich: 18 PA .420 xwOBA / .536 xSLG 23.0 whiff% 84.6 HardHit% 16.7 K% / 11.1 BB% Hans Montero: 26 PA .407 xwOBA / .432 xSLG 38.6 Whiff% 26.9 K% / 23.1 BB% Eric Genther: 36 PA .364 xwOBA / .401 xSLG

Zone-contact data for new draftees for the Tarpons: Dax Kilby z-contact: 97.6% Eric Genther z-contact: 96.6% Bryce Martin-Grudzielanek z-contact: 83.4% Kyle West: z-contact: 80.6% Richie Bonomolo Jr: z-contact: 80.6%

Question for you guys: If you have a pitcher that fell victim to 2-3 reallyyyy bad blow up starts with the rest of the year being consistent - quality of contact/batted ball/defense aside, do you feel ERA accurately depicts the results on the year or is implementing a median

Look at this sick ERC at bat - the sinker/fourseam combo this kid has is special. His innings limit is finally catching up to his command for the year but wow..what a productive season it has been for this kid. So much talent and grit

Xavier Rivas looks great in another start for Hudson Valley: 4.0 IP 2 H 2 ER 4 BB 8 K Gave up a few questionable, borderline walks and a mistake HR in the first inning. Settled really nicely after and has been absolutely dominant. So fun to watch. I keep praying to myself he

Elmer Rodriguez Cruz with a pretty darn good day in Somerset: 6.2 IP 5 H 3 ER 1 BB 9 K A mistake fastball to Charlie Condon - Rockies top prospect - resulted in a 2 run HR early in the game. ERC let up some soft contact hits after that. Control looked pretty good. Was really

Jackson Lovich is an absolute ANIMAL.. 99 mph 15 degree double with bases loaded down the line to clear the bases. It's his second hit this game, his OPS to the start of his career is 1.614. Kilby also with an impressive at bat this inning: takes two strikes, goes down 1-2 in

Xavier Rivas' day is done: 5.1 IP 2 H 2 ER 4 BB 10 K 1.50 ERA in High-A now, absolutely dominant. This changeup/slider combo is insane. So many whiffs on the backdoor changeup and he'll clip the outside part of the plate to righties with the slider easily. The sinker is

Henry Lalane's night for the Tarpons was over after 3 innings (pitch limit still). Lalane's stuff was solid however the command is still so shaky - it's going to be some time before he gets back to what we all know he can be. The recovery from the injury might take another few

Someone that's kind of gotten lost in prospect talk on Yankees twitter has been Richie Bonomolo Jr. He pulled a hard hit double into the gap before off a 3-2 mistake. His at bats just look so mature, doesn't chase a whole lot. The routes in RF will improve but so far he's a bit

Well I'll try the post-game space tomorrow. My thoughts: Listen, I'm an analytics and reason first guy when it comes to baseball. But man, you totally lose me as a fan losing like this to the Red Sox. In all reality, it doesn't impact or reflect the outcomes of what will

Fried's spinrates all still down as well. The slider/sweeper down by a lot.

Lol you don't see these plays in the minor leagues man. Hudson Valley as yet to do anything like that this year - ground ball with runners on with nobody at 1B and the throw goes anywhere but first except in sure fire "you got him" plays. 1-4 against Boston at Yankee stadium