Mariners (48-73) at Yankees (75-46)
Pitching Matchup:
RHP Felix Hernandez (8-10, 2.62) vs RHP A.J. Burnett (9-10, 4.66)
Lineup
Gardner LF
Jeter SS
Teixeira 1B
Rodriguez DH
Cano 2B
Swisher RF
Granderson CF
Cervelli C
Pena 3B
News and Notes (Courtesy of MLB.com):
- Burnett is 2-1 with a 3.00 ERA in five career starts against the Mariners. He’s only allowed one home run and struck out 34 batters in 33 innings during that span.
- The Yankees are 4-3 against the Mariners this season and have outscored them, 26-24. Going back further, they’ve beaten Seattle in 19 of their last 28 games and are 32-20 since the start of the 2005 season.
- With a strikeout of Ramon Santiago in the seventh inning on Wednesday, Yankees new reliever Kerry Wood notched his 1,500th strikeout. Wood needed 1,303 innings to reach the feat, which is the fewest in Major League history, surpassing Pedro Martinez, according to the Elias Sports Bureau.
- The Yankees placed Lance Berkman on the 15-day disabled list with a sprained right ankle on Thursday, and infielder Eduardo Nunez was called up.
- Alex Rodriguez missed his third consecutive game as he recovers from a tight left calf.
The game will take place at Yankee Stadium in the Bronx. It’s slated to start at 7:05PM ET. The game is being televised on the YES Network. The game can also be heard on the radio on WCBS 880.
- Burnett’s highs and lows in 2010 / A Tex Message
- Yankees ‘need’ to find more hitting / Hall of Rings
- More on Granderson Versus Lefties / Son-Day
- Yankees visit Bethesda Naval Hospital and Pentagon
- We’ll never forget you, Harvey / Nothing but Nets
- Welcome to the Neighborhood / Frasier!
- STRIKE! / Drew Brees the pitcher. Who knew!
- Follow the Jeters / Yogi’s 20th… Golf Outing
- Perfect Night — at Misericordia / An Honor and a Privilege
- Barber Shop / Swish’s Time / Silver and Black
- Old-Timers Day, with special meaning / 600!
- A-Rod 600 Commemorative Issue
- Making a Difference
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M. B. Rozell
Kevin Rozell
Cervelli & Pena in the line-up again. Prepare for a lot of…nothing.
That’s right, Ray. It’s hard to watch…
Zell