Ivan Nova
- #47 | SP/RP BatsR ThrowsR
- Height6-4
- Weight210
- New York Yankees
- Age23
- Experience Rookie
- Salary
- BirthplaceSan Cristobal, Dominican Republic
Abused Hughes fails to give Yankees 9th straight win
New York Post — So, who will pitch for the Yankees in the second game of the ALDS? With Cy Young favorite CC Sabathia poised to hurl the opener, the Yankees are on solid ground. After the ace, however, manager Joe Girardi has arms that don't instill confidence. A.J. Burnett? Ivan Nova...
New York Yankees September 6, 2010Pitching matchups vs. Baltimore
The LoHud Yankees Blog | Journal News — Monday RHP A.J. Burnett (10-12, 5.15) vs. LHP Brian Matusz(7-12, 4.72) 1:05 p.m., YES Network Tuesday LHP CC Sabathia (19-5, 3.02) vs. RHP Jake Arrieta (4-6, 5.11) 7:05 p.m., YES Network Wednesday RHP Ivan Nova (1-0, 2.89) vs. RHP Brad Bergesen (6-10, 5.47) 1:05 p.m., YES Network
New York Yankees September 5, 2010Yankees rookie Nova hits first speed bump
New York Post — The first time Ivan Nova faced the Blue Jays, an inside pitch got him into trouble. This time, the absence of the inside pitch led to a short day. Nova was ineffective for the first time in three starts and lasted 4 2/3 innings, allowing three runs on six...
New York Yankees September 4, 2010Yankees glad Nova didn't slip away
New York Daily News — The Padres took Ivan Nova in the 2008 Rule 5 draft but returned him to the Yankees late in 2009 spring training. Nova, now 23, is slated to make his third start of the season Friday when the Yanks open a three-game series with Toronto.
New York Yankees September 3, 2010Weekend pitching matchups vs. Toronto
The LoHud Yankees Blog | Journal News — Friday RHP Ivan Nova (1-0, 1.93) vs. RHP Brandon Morrow (10-6, 4.27) 1:05 p.m., YES Saturday RHP Javier Vazquez (10-9, 4.86) vs. LHP Marc Rzepczynski (1-3, 6.03) 1:05 p.m., YES Sunday RHP Phil Hughes (16-6, 4.10) vs. LHP Brett Cecil (11-7. 3.74) 1:05 p.m., YES/TBS These names should look familiar. The Yankees faced the same three pitchers in Toronto last week. These are the exact same head-to-head matchups except with Javier Vazquez taking [...]
New York Yankees September 2, 2010Fan Confidence Poll: August 30th, 2010
River Ave. Blues — Record Last Week: 3-3 (34 RS, 33 RA) Season Record: 80-50 (697 RS, 534 RA, 82-48 Pythag. record), tied for first in the AL East Schedule This Week: vs. Athletics (four games, Mon. to Thurs.), vs. Blue Jays (three games, Fri. to Sun.) Top stories from last week: The week started with rookie Ivan Nova [...]Post from: River Ave. Blues A New York Yankees blogFan Confidence Poll: August 30th, 2010
New York Yankees August 30, 2010What we learned about Ivan Nova in two starts
River Ave. Blues — As baseball fanatics we’re an excitable bunch, but nothing quite piques that excitement like a rookie who helps the team right away. That can be a hyped prospect like Joba Chamberlain in 2007, but it doesn’t have to be. Ivan Nova has demonstrated that in the past few weeks. He fit into no one’s top [...]Post from: River Ave. Blues A New York Yankees blogWhat we learned about Ivan Nova in two starts
New York Yankees August 30, 2010Yankees rookie Nova shuts down White Sox
New York Post — CHICAGO -- Two starts are a very small sample to judge what Ivan Nova can mean to the Yankees during the most important part of the year. But ask yourself this: What if Nova pitches like Joba Chamberlain did when he surfaced from the minor leagues four seasons ago? Nobody...
New York Yankees August 30, 2010Bullpen helps Nova to first win with Yankees
New York Post — CHICAGO -- Ivan Nova certainly pitched well enough to post his first major league win yesterday against the White Sox, but without some help from the bullpen, the rookie would still be winless in two starts. Although the quartet of Yankees relievers didn't pitch perfectly, they were certainly effective...
New York Yankees August 30, 2010Nova nails first MLB win in 2-1 thriller
River Ave. Blues — Amidst rumors of an MLB probe, Yankee rookie Ivan Nova threw a gem against the White Sox on Sunday afternoon. He held the Chicago offense to one run over 5.2 innings, and the Yanks’ bullpen, shaky on Saturday night, spun 3.1 scoreless innings as the Yanks grabbed the rubber match of this three-game set 2-1. [...]Post from: River Ave. Blues A New York Yankees blogNova nails first MLB win in 2-1 thriller
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