Through 55 plate appearances, most of which occurring while he has been one of those more terrible players in the league, Wells has hit .480/.509/.780 against Buehrle. That's some success.
Of course, Buehrle pitched fairly well in his last appearance, holding the Red Sox to 1 run and 5 hits over 7 innings. He gave up 7 runs to the Rays over 6 innings in the start before that, ultimately putting forth 5 good innings. We're certainly not going to forget about the bad one, of course, but silver lining, I suppose, if we ever feel like getting rid of this contract.
Stuff
John Lott examines Casey Janssen's approach to pitching. Of course, I already did that, without talking to the guy.
Dustin McGowan will continue his rehab assignment in AAA Buffalo, writes BNS of Sportsnet. McGowan will be used as a reliever, and may very well see some time in the bigs soon.
The Astros are expected to explore an extension for a personal favorite of mine, Jose Altuve. I mention this only because of how much I'd love for AA to try and acquire him from the Astros, if they're willing. I don't expect the Astros to contend for another couple of years, so they might get the use of one good year out of Altuve, so trading him might be a fruitful endeavor, especially since he's still got three years of control left. There's an awful lot of value in a 23 year old 2B with a career .294/.336/.397 batting line, especially when you consider how weak the middle infield market has been over the last few years.
Lineups
Jays
Cabrera
Bautista
Encarnacion
Arencibia
Lind
Lawrie
Rasmus
Bonifacio
Muni
Buehrle
Yankees
Gardner
Nix
Cano
Wells
Francisco
Overbay
Adams
Ichiro
Romine
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