Entries from Gothamist tagged with 'jeremybonderman'
August 19, 2007
Red Bulls 5, Galaxy 4: Giants Stadium fills up for plenty of events, but Red Bulls games don't usually rank among those. Saturday's did, if only because David Beckham's Los Angeles Galaxy was in town. Those fans, who were there for Beckham and not the Galaxy, found another rare treat: goals in a Major League Soccer game. Soccer doesn't need frequent scores to be exciting, but the rare 5-4 game never hurt anyone. Not......
Continue Reading "Last Night's Action: Unfamiliar Sights"November 16, 2005
July 16, 2004
If you asked Jeremy Bonderman to hold the Yankees to four hits after seven innings, he probably would have told you he would be winning the game when he was replaced. Unfortunately, those four hits were all solo home runs by the New York Yankees and ended up being the difference in the 5-1 Yankee win. Kenny Lofton started the solo home run hit parade in the 3rd inning launching his second home run......
Continue Reading "Yanks Start Second Half with a Bang"July 8, 2004
After last Thursday's incredible victory over the Red Sox, the Yankees had all been given the division by everyone in the sports world. Now, one week and 5 horrible pitching performances later, that nine game lead has turned into a six game lead, and there doesn't seem to be any pitching light at the end of the tunnel. In yesterday's 10-8 matinee loss to the Tigers, the Yankees once again dug themselves into a hole......
Continue Reading "Pitching Woes Continue for Yanks"July 7, 2004
What wins championships? Pitching, defense and timely hitting. Pitching, though is the main ingredient. The Yankees have the best record in baseball, but one glaring hole is the starting pitching. Last night Mike Mussina was able to right the ship for four innings, then the ship sank. Mussina gave up seven runs in six innings. In Mussina's last two starts, against the Mets and Tigers, he is 0-2 with a 9.82 ERA. In the two......
Continue Reading "Moose Mauled by Tigers"July 6, 2004
After a disappointing Subway Series for the Bronx Bombers, the Yankees came home to face the Detroit Tigers in a three games series. The Yanks won the opening game in the series 10-3, with the long ball and solid pitching. The game was 7-0 after two innings, but that did not keep things from getting interesting. In the fourth inning of last night's contest, Esteban Yan (Detroit second pitcher of the night) threw a......
Continue Reading "Yanks Pounce Back"

