July 2010 ARCHIVE

Defense and Offense Falter as SI Yanks Fall to Connecticut

(31st July, 2010)

Mike Gipson allowed 4 Earned runs over 4 2/3 innings - File Photo Credit: Robert M Pimpsner  | read this item

ShareTweet In front of a sold out crowd at the Richmond County Bank Ballpark the Staten Island Yankees fell short of the sweep when the Connecticut Tigers exploded for seven runs on twelve hits to take the final game of the three-game series. Staten Island left a total of eight men on base throughout the [...]

Gotham Baseball LIVE: TGIFantasy Baseball & Football

(30th July, 2010)

Gotham Baseball LIVE: TGIFantasy Baseball & Football  | read this item

ShareTweet Jay Ferraro along with his co-host, Hawk Drobnis, talk baseball, football, sports movies, fantasy baseball, fantasy football, and anything else that pops up! Host Jay Ferraro is the Assignment Editor for GothamBaseball.com and Fantasy Baseball Editor for BaseballDigest.com. Co-Host Hawk Drobnis is a columnist for GothamBaseball.com. Jay is a Yankees Fan, Hawk is a [...]

Grandy: What A Long, Strange Trip It’s Been

(29th July, 2010)

Grandy: What A Long, Strange Trip It’s Been  | read this item

Curtis Granderson has experienced a little bit of everything during his first season in the Bronx

Stevenson’s Homer Lifts SI Yankees Past Connecticut in Pitcher’s Duel

(28th July, 2010)

Casey Stevenson connects for his second homer of the year - Photo Credit: Robert M Pimpsner  | read this item

ShareTweet The Staten Island Yankees improved their season record to 19-16 thanks to a solo home run by Yankees second baseman Casey Stevenson in the bottom of the fourth inning. Other than that shot it was mostly quiet for both offenses as pitching was the highlight.  Baby Bombers starter Mikey O’Brien threw six shutout innings [...]

To Believe or Not to Believe

(28th July, 2010)

To Believe or Not to Believe

N.Y.Mets vs Seattle Mariners at Shea Stadium. New York Mets center fielder Carlos Beltran questions home plate umpire Brian Runge in the 4th inning. Manager Jerry Manuel comes out of the dugout and joins the argument and is ejected. Beltran continues to argue and is also ejected. Original Filename: CAT0017023A.JPG  | read this item

ShareTweet That is indeed the question Met fans are struggling with after last night’s pounding of first place St. Louis. The calendar is about to turn to August. And in the baseball world, that means it’s crunch time. When Manager Jerry Manuel was asked point blank before Tuesday’s opener against the Cardinals by SNY reporter [...]

SI Yanks Leave Nine on Base in Loss

(27th July, 2010)

Garrison Lassiter had two hits - Photo Credit: Robert M Pimpsner  | read this item

ShareTweet In front of a crowd of 5,007 fans at the Richmond County Bank Ballpark the Staten Island Yankees fell to the Brooklyn Cyclones.  The theme of the night for the Baby Bombers was that they were unable to get things done with runners on base or in scoring position. The Yankees hit a combined six [...]

Roller’s Big Night Leads SI Yanks Past ‘Clones

(26th July, 2010)

Kyle Roller had a single, double and a homer - Photo Credit: Robert M Pimpsner  | read this item

ShareTweet The Staten Island Yankees improved their season record against the cross-town rival Brooklyn Cyclones with a 8-7 victory to give them six wins over them this season. Staten Island was the first to get on the board and never looked back. In the top of the first inning the Yankees plated five runs off [...]

SI Yanks Beat Brooklyn to Snap Losing Streak

(25th July, 2010)

Kevin Mahoney swinging for his sixth homer of the season - Photo Credit: Robert M Pimpsner  | read this item

ShareTweet In front of a sellout crowd at the Richmond County Bank Ballpark the Staten Island Yankees defeated the rival Brooklyn Cyclones, 3-2 to snap their recent three game losing streak. The Brooklyn Cyclones were the ones to strike first platting a single run in the top of the first inning off of Yankees starter [...]

SI Yanks Lose Slugfest to Rival Cyclones

(24th July, 2010)

Shane Brown watches as the ball goes over the fence for a homerun - Photo Credit: Robert M Pimpsner  | read this item

ShareTweet The Staten Island Yankees dropped their third straight game to the cross-town rival Brooklyn Cyclones, falling to 16-15 for the season and six games behind first. Nik Turley was charged with the loss, allowing eight earned runs on nine hits and two errors and striking out three Cyclones in three and two third innings.  [...]

SI Yanks Struggles Continue, Fall to ‘Gades 7-4

(23rd July, 2010)

Francisco Arcia connects for his second homer of the season - Photo Credit: Robert M Pimpsner  | read this item

ShareTweet In a long three hour and thirteen minute game the Staten Island Yankees fell to the visiting Hudson Valley Renegades to lose their second straight game. The Staten Island Yankees started the scoring off in the bottom of the second inning when catcher Francisco Arcia sent a fly ball over the right-field fence for [...]