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New York Yankees

24-21, AL East (3rd)
Team RankingAVGRHRERA
Yankees.265206684.1
East Division2nd4th2nd4th
American League 3rd5th2nd10th
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R. Ibanez
A. Jones
J. Nix
B. Gardner
C. Granderson
D. Wise
N. Swisher
A. Jones
A. Rodriguez
E. Chavez
J. Nix
D. Jeter
Rotation
1. C. Sabathia
2. H. Kuroda
3. P. Hughes
4. I. Nova
5. A. Pettitte
6. M. Pineda
R. Cano
M. Teixeira
E. Chavez
N. Swisher
DH
R. Ibanez
E. Chavez
A. Jones
R. Martin
C. Stewart
A. Romine
  Bullpen
R. Soriano (CL)
B. Logan
C. Wade
D. Phelps
C. Rapada
C. Eppley
F. Garcia
D. Robertson
M. Rivera
Last Updated: 05/16/2012
 
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Last Five Games
5/25 vs. OAK
D. JeterSS
C. GrandersonCF
A. Rodriguez3B
R. Cano2B
M. Teixeira1B
R. IbanezLF
N. SwisherRF
E. ChavezDH
R. MartinC
 
5/23 vs. KC
D. JeterSS
C. GrandersonCF
M. Teixeira1B
A. Rodriguez3B
R. Cano2B
N. SwisherRF
A. JonesDH
R. MartinC
J. NixLF
 
5/22 vs. KC
D. JeterSS
C. GrandersonCF
R. Cano2B
A. Rodriguez3B
R. IbanezDH
N. SwisherRF
M. Teixeira1B
R. MartinC
D. WiseLF
 
5/21 vs. KC
D. JeterSS
C. GrandersonCF
R. Cano2B
A. RodriguezDH
R. IbanezLF
N. SwisherRF
M. Teixeira1B
E. Chavez3B
R. MartinC
 
5/20 vs. CIN
D. JeterSS
C. GrandersonCF
R. Cano2B
A. Rodriguez3B
R. IbanezDH
N. SwisherRF
E. Chavez1B
D. WiseLF
C. StewartC

Most Frequent Lineup
 AvgHRRBI
D. JeterSS.339516
C. GrandersonCF.2621425
A. RodriguezDH.285718
R. Cano2B.294619
M. Teixeira1B.231623
N. SwisherRF.243829
R. IbanezLF.270927
E. Chavez3B.27936
R. MartinC.177410
 
Notes
  • 29 different lineups used this season.
  • Most frequent lineup used in 4 games.

Other Frequent Lineups
3 Game(s)
D. JeterSS
C. GrandersonCF
A. Rodriguez3B
R. Cano2B
M. Teixeira1B
N. SwisherRF
R. IbanezLF
E. ChavezDH
R. MartinC
2 Game(s)
D. JeterDH
N. SwisherRF
R. Cano2B
A. Rodriguez3B
M. Teixeira1B
C. GrandersonCF
A. JonesLF
R. MartinC
E. NunezSS
1 Game(s)
D. JeterSS
C. GrandersonCF
A. Rodriguez3B
R. Cano2B
M. Teixeira1B
N. SwisherRF
R. IbanezDH
R. MartinC
D. WiseLF
1 Game(s)
D. JeterSS
C. GrandersonCF
A. RodriguezDH
R. Cano2B
M. Teixeira1B
R. IbanezRF
E. Chavez3B
R. MartinC
E. NunezLF
1 Game(s)
D. JeterDH
C. GrandersonCF
A. Rodriguez3B
R. Cano2B
M. Teixeira1B
N. SwisherRF
R. IbanezLF
R. MartinC
J. NixSS

 
 
CC Sabathia, #52
Year-to-date Stats
WLIPERABBK
5264.13.781965
 
Raul Ibanez, #27
Year-to-date Stats
GAVGRHRRBISB
24.270149272
 
Position Breakdown
OF - 24, DH - 10
Robinson Cano, #24
Year-to-date Stats
GAVGRHRRBISB
44.294286191
 
Position Breakdown
2B - 44, DH - 2
Boone Logan, #48
Year-to-date Stats
WLIPERASVK
0018.12.95128
 
Andruw Jones, #22
Year-to-date Stats
GAVGRHRRBISB
17.2267490
 
Position Breakdown
OF - 17, DH - 5
Cody Eppley, #38
Year-to-date Stats
WLIPERASVK
008.13.2405
 
David Robertson, #30
Year-to-date Stats
WLIPERASVK
0114.12.51124
 
Injuries
Ribs - 15-day DL. Out until at least late May (Updated - 5/15/12)
Freddy Garcia, #36
Year-to-date Stats
WLIPERASVK
0223.08.22015
 
Hiroki Kuroda, #18
Year-to-date Stats
WLIPERABBK
3653.14.562034
 
Alex Rodriguez, #13
Year-to-date Stats
GAVGRHRRBISB
31.285247186
 
Position Breakdown
3B - 31, DH - 12
News
The New York Post reports that Yankees third baseman Alex Rodriguez has made adjustments to his batting stance, and he credits his strong performance on Wednesday against the Royals to the changes. Rodriguez told reporters after Tuesday's win, "I feel like I’m about to go off.," after widening his stance and shortening his leg kick in his last at-bat in the game. He carried the changes over into batting practice on Wednesday and into the subsequent contest, in which he went 2 for 4 with a pair of homers and three RBI.
Russell Martin, #55
Year-to-date Stats
GAVGRHRRBISB
38.177124101
 
Position Breakdown
C - 38, DH - 1
Dewayne Wise, #45
Year-to-date Stats
GAVGRHRRBISB
14.1302001
 
Austin Romine, #72
Year-to-date Stats
GAVGRHRRBISB
000000
 
Injuries
Back - 15-day DL. Out until at least early July (Updated - 5/23/12)
News
Yankees injured catcher Austin Romine (back) will be out until at least July, reports the New York Post on Wednesday. Romine has been on the shelf since the end of spring training. He has a lower back strain and is battling through inflammation.
Nick Swisher, #33
Year-to-date Stats
GAVGRHRRBISB
35.243168290
 
Position Breakdown
1B - 3, OF - 32, DH - 4
Curtis Granderson, #14
Year-to-date Stats
GAVGRHRRBISB
45.2623014251
 
Position Breakdown
OF - 45
News
Yankees outfielder Curtis Granderson had a productive night at the plate in Wednesday's series finale against the Royals. He went 2 for 4 with a home run, two runs scored and a walk in the 8-3 win. He launched a solo shot off Will Smith in his first at-bat for his 14th long ball of the year. Granderson has gone 7 for 23 (.304) with two RBI in his last seven games.
Michael Pineda, #35
Year-to-date Stats
WLIPERABBK
000.00.0000
 
Injuries
Shoulder - 60-day DL. Out for season (Updated - 5/5/12)
Mark Teixeira, #25
Year-to-date Stats
GAVGRHRRBISB
41.231226231
 
Position Breakdown
1B - 41
News
Mark Teixeira has finally had enough. After seeing poor results from trying to put the baseball in play more frequently, Teixeira told reporters he is going back to swinging for the fences. “I’m putting too many balls in play instead of taking that swing to hit a home run and drive the ball,” Teixeira said, per The Journal News. “I’ve never been someone who just wants to put the ball in play. In years past, a 1-0 or a 2-0 pitch, it’s maybe a little bit up or a little bit down, you swing and you foul it off or you swing and miss. Now I’m putting that ball in play, which (stinks). I go back to (hitting coach) Kevin Long and I say, ‘Why couldn’t I just foul that ball off?’ It’s unfortunate. Baseball is such a fine line between having a good at-bat and hitting the ball hard or making an out. While last year 39 home runs but a low batting average wasn’t good enough, I think I’d rather hit 39 home runs than 20 or 15. I think I’d rather drive in 111 runs than 80. So I’m going to be more aggressive.”
Ivan Nova, #47
Year-to-date Stats
WLIPERABBK
5256.05.461756
 
News
After dealing with a minor hamstring issue earlier in the week, Yankees pitcher Ivan Nova showed no signs of the injury on Friday against the A's. He allowed three runs on six hits over seven innings of work in the 6-3 win. The right-hander surrendered a solo homer to Josh Reddick in the fourth before Oakland added run the following frame. He would give up another solo shot to Kila Ka'aihue for his final damage. Nova also struck out four and walked one while earning his fifth win of the season.
Eric Chavez, #12
Year-to-date Stats
GAVGRHRRBISB
11.2797360
 
Position Breakdown
1B - 1, 3B - 10, DH - 7
Jayson Nix, #17
Year-to-date Stats
GAVGRHRRBISB
9.2273240
 
Position Breakdown
2B - 1, SS - 2, 3B - 1, OF - 5
Brett Gardner, #11
Year-to-date Stats
GAVGRHRRBISB
9.3215032
 
Position Breakdown
OF - 9
Injuries
Elbow - 15-day DL. Out until at least late May (Updated - 5/11/12)
News
Yankees manager Joe Girardi said on Wednesday that outfielder Brett Gardner, on the 15-day disabled list, is dealing with some stiffness in his injured elbow and will not be allowed to hit off a tee until Monday. Gardner's MRI came back clean, however, and he is still expected to travel to Tampa on Thursday.
Derek Jeter, #2
Year-to-date Stats
GAVGRHRRBISB
38.339255163
 
Position Breakdown
SS - 38, DH - 6
David Phelps, #41
Year-to-date Stats
WLIPERASVK
1131.12.87028
 
Rafael Soriano, #29
Year-to-date Stats
WLIPERASVK
2016.12.20416
 
News
Yankees reliever Rafael Soriano entered Friday's series opener against the A's in the ninth inning with a three-run lead. He gave up a two-out double but was able to strand the runner to secure the 6-3 win. Soriano also struck out two while collecting his fourth save of the season.
Mariano Rivera, #42
Year-to-date Stats
WLIPERASVK
118.12.1658
 
Injuries
Knee - 60-day DL. Likely out for season (Updated - 5/13/12)
News
Yankees injured closer Mariano Rivera still does not have a scheduled date for surgery to repair his torn right ACL, reports the New York Post on Tuesday. The blood clot that was found has yet to clear up yet. "It's not frustrating because there's nothing I can do," said Rivera.
Andy Pettitte, #46
Year-to-date Stats
WLIPERABBK
2121.12.53519
 
News
Yankees pitcher Andy Pettitte put together his second straight quality start in Wednesday's series finale against the Royals. He allowed two runs on seven hits over seven-plus innings of work in the 8-3 win. He made it through his first three frames scoreless before surrendering a solo homer to Billy Butler. Mitch Maier would add another solo shot off the left-hander the following inning for his final damage. Pettitte was pulled after issuing a leadoff walk in the eighth and threw 71 of his 98 pitches for strikes. Pettitte also struck out eight and walked one while earning his second win of the season. "I feel like I'm moving the ball around the zone and that makes it difficult to hit," Pettitte said.
Cory Wade, #53
Year-to-date Stats
WLIPERASVK
0020.22.18023
 
Chris Stewart, #19
Year-to-date Stats
GAVGRHRRBISB
11.2424050
 
Position Breakdown
C - 11
Clay Rapada, #39
Year-to-date Stats
WLIPERASVK
1013.23.9509
 
Phil Hughes, #65
Year-to-date Stats
WLIPERABBK
4547.14.941346
 
News
Yankees starting pitcher Phil Hughes got back in the win column on Tuesday, giving up just two runs in six innings as the Yankees topped the Royals, 3-2. Hughes was hurt by the longball once again, giving up his 11th of the season to Jeff Franceour in the fourth inning, however he managed to silence the Royals otherwise, scattering five hits and two walks in his six innings to push his record to 4-5. Hughes struck out seven in the game, matching his season high.