CC is killin them

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  1. Yblue

    Yblue Member

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    All the sorianos in the world won't matter if this guy continues to suck this bad.
     
    Yblue, Jul 26, 2013
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    Thought this guy figured out what his problem was. Obviously not. He is just downright horrible this year and fans are sick and tired of it.
     
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    Completely ridiculous.
     
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    Get him out Joe, christ sakes, he has nothing
     
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    He has had nothing most of the year. I have had it with him and grown tired of his routine.
     
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    We complain about Hughes, but CC has been as bad if not worse all year.
     
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    Patience my friend, he hasn't given up his 7 runs yet.
     
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    LOL, I know, what was I thinking. I'll be back in a few minutes.
     
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    Literally the worst starter on the team by a decent margin right now.
     
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    Girardi is leaving him in to make sure the pen is well rested come playoff time. Don't worry Joe, it looks like the Yankees may not be there. Isn't this a great start for Deckis retirement day on Sunday.
     
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    I say we activate Matsui and DH him!
     
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    CC would look great on skewer, with a pineapple shoved in his mouth, roasting on a spit, over an open fire, at some luau in Hawaii.

    Isn't that what happens to fat pigs - pork roast! Poi for everyone! Useless, utterly useless...
     
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    CC's downfall started when Mcdonalds put that extra franchise in cc's basement
     
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    God forbid a player has a down year. .. spoiled fans

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    Sorry but no. When a guy signs a contract like CC does to be the ace of the staff he as a responsibility to it. A down year is one thing, a year like he is having is not acceptable. He clearly is not able to adjust to his declining velocity, but he better start figuring it out. Of course the yankees can do nothing but keep running him out there because that's what bad contracts do to you.

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    Ok so the 4 plus season as one of the best pitchers in the majors doesn't count right? Athletes are not robots. Seems to me people give up very quickly.

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    Of course they count. But there is a reason many of us did not want CCs contract extended. This is why.
     
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    One season is making you rethink resigning a pitcher...and if its found he is injuried...then what?

    the dimished mind of a soon to be 40 year old
     
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    Potential for injury for aging players is exactly why you don't get into these ridiculously long contracts. How many of them end well. Arod and Tex. 2 more examples. I suppose you are one of these people who want the Yankees to resign cano no matter what the cost or length of the deal, right?
     
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    So instead of resigning their own players...know commodities. .you let them walk ...and have to go find replacements that you will have to pay anyways..yeah signing Tex was wrong....are you kidding me? Arod contract was morw about the potential coverage..media..and income when he chased history with the home run record. So easy to sexond guess at the first signs of trouble.

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