Bronx Pinstripes · Oct 7, 2020
outlined how poorly J.A. Happ fared in Game 2
Tiana already . But let’s face it, we were going to see Happ at some point in this series. He pitched well enough down the stretch to earn that opportunity. Happ was obviously bad, and as annoying as that is, you can only get so mad at a guy for not performing. What I really have a problem with are Happ’s postgame comments.
J.A. Happ said he told the Yankees we would have preferred to start tonight's game but that he was ready to pitch. Wouldn't answer when he was asked if he felt like he was put in a position to succeed.
— Brendan Kuty (@BrendanKutyNJ) October 7, 2020