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May 28, 2009
Mr. Wang-derful
After four Yankee homers - two by Matsui - and A.J.'s first win since Tax Day
eve, Joe Girardi took Chien-Ming Wang's two scoreless innings as his MVM
(Most Valuable Moment) tonight.
Based on his velocity (91-92 mph) and the action on his sinker, "We were
somewhat excited about what he did in tihs game,'' Girardi said after Wang
retired all six hitters to close out the 9-2 win here at Texas.
Wang's control stood out for Girardi. "That's a huge building block.'' When
can he build on it? Who knows. Unless Phil Hughes is on a start-by-start
proposition, which he might be, Wang is a reluctant reliever.
But he was encouraged tonight in Texas. "Very important for (my) mind,'' he
said, pointing to his forehead. Though he had to warm up somewhat quickly
(something he's not sure he can do effectively), those six outs did a lot for
his confidence.
"(My) sinker was running, moving a lot,'' Wang said. He believes he can get
his velocity up to 93-94 mph, but he threw harder than his last outing on
Friday - and it was good enough to get outs. What's next? Good question.
Posted on May 28, 2009 at 12:45 AM | Permalink
重點是下面的comment, 心聲已經傳到國外去了....
when will Yankee trade Wang?
Wang is useless for yankee now,but Wang is everything of Taiwan.
Posted by: g-girl | May 28, 2009 at 02:43 AM
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http://njmg.typepad.com/yankeesblog/2009/05/mr-wang-derful.html#comments
May 28, 2009
Mr. Wang-derful
After four Yankee homers - two by Matsui - and A.J.'s first win since Tax Day
eve, Joe Girardi took Chien-Ming Wang's two scoreless innings as his MVM
(Most Valuable Moment) tonight.
Based on his velocity (91-92 mph) and the action on his sinker, "We were
somewhat excited about what he did in tihs game,'' Girardi said after Wang
retired all six hitters to close out the 9-2 win here at Texas.
Wang's control stood out for Girardi. "That's a huge building block.'' When
can he build on it? Who knows. Unless Phil Hughes is on a start-by-start
proposition, which he might be, Wang is a reluctant reliever.
But he was encouraged tonight in Texas. "Very important for (my) mind,'' he
said, pointing to his forehead. Though he had to warm up somewhat quickly
(something he's not sure he can do effectively), those six outs did a lot for
his confidence.
"(My) sinker was running, moving a lot,'' Wang said. He believes he can get
his velocity up to 93-94 mph, but he threw harder than his last outing on
Friday - and it was good enough to get outs. What's next? Good question.
Posted on May 28, 2009 at 12:45 AM | Permalink
重點是下面的comment, 心聲已經傳到國外去了....
when will Yankee trade Wang?
Wang is useless for yankee now,but Wang is everything of Taiwan.
Posted by: g-girl | May 28, 2009 at 02:43 AM
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