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Andy Pettitte once again fell victim to his home ballpark, but that wasn't the only story in the Yankees' 7-6 loss to the Blue Jays. The bats almost bailed Pettitte out, making a furious comeback from a 7-1 deficit, but a sweep of the four-game series was not to be. Derek Jeter got thrown out stealing third with no one out in the first inning, but replays showed he avoided the tag. He and manager Joe Girardi took exception when third-base umpire Marty Foster said it didn't matter. No matter the call, that wasn't a good decision by Jeter, and it wasn't a good outing by Pettitte, who doesn't look comfortable in the Bronx. The Yankees finish the first half with a trip to Minnesota and then Anaheim to face the Angels.
Last Night's Action: Yanks Can't Sweep
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Actually it was a good decision by Jeter - he was safe - he made it safely - he did not create the out the ump did.
Now I dislike the crap unloaded on A-rod (he doesn't hit in the playoffs etc - well no one else did either) but his base running error was nuts.
Yeah Quenepa, that's pretty dead on. Also, Girardi made a good decision too getting in the ump's face. You've got to stand up for your guys when such a bullshit call is made against them.