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Scouting Report:
Yankees: Assuming the Yankees don't alter their rotation with Monday's off-day, Burnett will face his former team for the first time this season. The right-hander is coming off Wednesday night's no-decision to Tampa Bay, in which Burnett allowed three runs over six innings. While not his best performance, Burnett did strike out eight Rays and was optimistic in his performance going forward.

Blue Jays: Toronto's ace was dominating in his last effort, reeling off eight strong innings in a road victory over the Angels on Wednesday. Halladay blanked Los Angeles for seven frames before allowing one run. The right-hander scattered six hits and ended with six strikeouts, two walks and 13 outs induced via ground balls. Halladay has six wins in seven starts, marking the fastest he has reached that many victories in a season in his career. In 32 games against New York in his career, Halladay has gone 15-5 with a 2.86 ERA. He went 5-1 with a 2.40 ERA against the Yankees last season.

Scouting Report:
Yankees: Pettitte is coming off a disappointing outing, in which he allowed a career-high four home runs and allowed five runs in six innings to the Rays. He did not factor in the decision in an eventual 8-6 Yankee loss. After not allowing more than three earned runs in any of his first four starts, Pettitte has now had two tough starts in a row. He surrendered five runs in 5 2/3 innings to the Angels on May 1.

Blue Jays: Richmond gave up more runs in one inning (five) in his last start than he has in any of his 10 previous starts. It doesn't mean the league has caught up to him though. After giving up five runs in the second inning of a 5-3 loss to Oakland on Friday, he pitched one-hit ball over the final six innings and recorded his first career complete game. This guy is a winner.

Scouting Report:
Yankees: Sabathia was in total control of the Orioles, hurling a complete-game four-hit shutout in his best performance as a Yankee to date. Sabathia had command of all his pitches and was locked in after Alex Rodriguez belted a three-run homer in the first inning, retiring 23 of 24 Orioles through one stretch. He walked one and struck out eight in the performance, hurling his 11th career complete-game shutout.

Blue Jays: Tallet will make his regular start as the Blue Jays adjusted their rotation for the Yankees series. Robert Ray was pushed back to allow Tallet to make the start in the third game of the series with New York. It's a good choice. Tallet is coming off two consecutive overpowering starts. He completed a career-high seven innings in each of his last two starts and allowed four runs and six hits combined. He's throwing strikes and working quickly. Only one of his five starts thus far could be considered bad. In 20 relief appearances against the Yankees, he has a win, a hold and a 2.86 ERA.

Alfred wrote:Did you guys see the Orioles clowning Joba Chamberlain? FIST PUMP BABY

Alfred wrote:Did you guys see the Orioles clowning Joba Chamberlain? FIST PUMP BABY

evilRyu wrote:in before the: "OMG IF WE DON'T SWEEP, THIS TEAM IS NOT REAL, THIS HOT STREAK WAS A FLUKE, AND I AM DONE WITH THE JAYS" .....

good job on the series thread LittleOzzy.

chocolateSensi wrote:LOL. I need to see that.

evilRyu wrote:

chocolateSensi wrote:LOL. I need to see that.

it's too bad MLB is very anal about posting vids on YouTube..... you'll probably catch it on the hilite package

chocolateSensi wrote:

evilRyu wrote:

chocolateSensi wrote:LOL. I need to see that.

it's too bad MLB is very anal about posting vids on YouTube..... you'll probably catch it on the hilite package

Hah. Yeah, just saw it on SC. Funny stuff. Huff is a joker. I love how he fist pumped even harder when he got home.