*Blow outs are by 8 or more runs (8 runs= 2 Grandslams)
Wins
Total: 94
Home: 52
Away: 42
One Run Games: 17
Blow outs: 14
Away: 42
One Run Games: 17
Blow outs: 14
Extra Innings: 7
Loses
Total: 54
Home: 23
Away: 31
One Run Games: 15
Blow outs: 5
Extra Innings:3
SP in Blow outs:
CC Sabathia: W-5 L-1
A.J. Burnett: W-5 L-2
Loses
Total: 54
Home: 23
Away: 31
One Run Games: 15
Blow outs: 5
Extra Innings:3
SP in Blow outs:
CC Sabathia: W-5 L-1
A.J. Burnett: W-5 L-2
Chin-Ming Wang: L-2
Philip Hughes: W-2
Andy Pettitte: W-1
Sergio Mitre: W-1
Andy Pettitte: W-1
Sergio Mitre: W-1
Now it could just be coinscidence, but the Yankees do seem to score the most for the pitchers seen as there Ace and #2 guy. Now granted A.J. hasn't been himself of late, but the only start where he seemed to have his stuff, over the last months time, occured in a Yankees blow out of the Rays. So it may be said the Yankee hitters can tell early on when their pitchers are on, and there is a major release of pressure off their backs. Afterall It could just be wild coinscidence, but it's still fun to see that the Yankees have only been blown out 3 times since the early season Wang disaster. Also note since they have 14 games in which they've blown out opponents and have played a total of 147 games they have practically blown out teams in 10% of their games. Hopefully the Yankee bats feel the same confidence and ease in every game come playoff time!
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