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Saturday April 16 vs Yankees


SteveA

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Jameson Tailbone vs Tyler Wells 

I won't be able to do lineups and such tonight.  I got on the road this morning with what I thought was plenty of time to get to my hotel in Upstate NY well before gametime.  But traffic in Del & NJ was horrific and I'm still 2.5 hours out.  So I'll be listening to John and Suzyn call the first several innings.  See you in the game thread mid-game...

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