Cabrera isn’t that good. Power arm, has trouble locating. He just had one of those nights.

I wasn’t at the game last night, but I would’ve cheered for Cabrera; it was a good effort he put forth last night, gotta give him a hand for that.

As for no-hit games, I was at Gooden’s no-hitter and Cone’s perfecto. I would’ve gone to Wells’ perfecto, but there was a beanie baby promotion, and I didn’t want to get caught up in the crowd (remember beanie babies were HUGE back then). I would’ve gone to Abbot’s no-hitter, but at my boss was getting upset with me for coming in late to work (I had been attending the games regularly on the weekend), so to keep him off my back, I didn’t go to the game.

It’s always cool to chat up with other fans at the game. Everyone has a story, you know?

I remember a few one hit games actually; Cone’s first start back in Oakland where he combined with Mariano for a 1-hitter, Moose’s almost perfect game, Bobby Witt’s one-hitter (runner was out, but called safe)

While you don’t want to see the Yankees get no-hit, I’m sorry but if I was AT the game and the no-hitter went that deep, I would not be upset if the Yankees got no-hit….it’s one game, which was basically meaningless, and how many times do you actually get a chance to see a no-hitter in person?..as far as I’m concerned you guys missed out…they were losing that game anyway, so you might as well have witnessed some history…of course it’s always better if its the Yankees making the history like when I went to the game where Rivera got his 400th save!

I’m telling you Steve, October, Robbie Cano……
The kid’s something special. (Especially after sparing the Yanks the agony of being in the history books by having a no-no three days before the season ends) No one ever remembers a 1 hit ballgame by a pitcher, a no-no, that’s a different story.

Damn, who WASN’T at that game?

I was ranting and raving to Jen about how I haven’t experienced an historical Yankee game at the Stadium yet…

Needless to say, that was close… *whew*

What an odd game overall, me and Jen (and my friend Dante) just talked the entire game while experiencing the Bleacher Creatures at their best… what an odd game and night indeed…

Sterling is a moron. This is just another example of it.

I was there too, and it wasn’t only 10,000. It looked closer to 30,000. And of course I was cheering for Cano. I even tried to start a ‘Robbie, Robbie’ chant but it didn’t catch on. He was also robbed earlier on a liner to 3rd.

I dont know if Cabrera was that good, or if the Yanks were that bad. It’s hard to tell from the upper deck. I’m going to watch the DVR and find out. They did hit a few other balls well: Abreu and Damon for example.

Y’all remember that Andy Hawkins no-no that the Yanks lost due to walks & errors? Talk about a low point.

I heard that Sterling comment too. I’m pretty sure we all were cheering for Cano.

As for Jeter being on-deck, on the pre-game they mentioned that he may pinch hit if there were runners in scoring position later in the game. Joe wants him to get 100 RBI.