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Post by DOUGHBOYS » Tue Apr 01, 2008 4:57 am

Among the things lost during all the opening day festivities was the Yankees lineup. Matsui has been dropped down to the eighth spot while Giambi and Cano were elevated to the five and six spots.

Long overdue for Cano to move up, but Matsui owners have to be disappointed to see less ab's. As for Giambi hitting five, I can only guess that Girardi had a talk with Wayne about contract years before making out his lineup.
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Post by Thunder » Tue Apr 01, 2008 8:14 am

be interesting to see how long he stays in the 8 spot, esp. if the yanks start losing a few. afterall, he is an RBI machine
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Hidecki Matsui

Post by Edwards Kings » Tue Apr 01, 2008 12:22 pm

Originally posted by DOUGHBOYS:

Among the things lost during all the opening day festivities was the Yankees lineup. Matsui has been dropped down to the eighth spot while Giambi and Cano were elevated to the five and six spots.

Long overdue for Cano to move up, but Matsui owners have to be disappointed to see less ab's. As for Giambi hitting five, I can only guess that Girardi had a talk with Wayne about contract years before making out his lineup. :D



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