| 26 April 2010
Just wanted to take a moment to point out that, in today's Wall Street Journal "City edition", there is an article (and a nifty graphic) about how long it takes Yankees hitters to trot around the bases after a home run. And they even take a moment to mention me!
David Biderman, the WSJ writer, took the time himself to go back and view all the home runs hit by current Yankees last season and time their trots. He found, unsurprisingly, that Alex Rodriguez is the slowest Yankee, while Curtis Granderson is the quickest (Derek Jeter's got a nice time, too). None of those players have hit enough home runs this year to get a good gauge on their 2010 pace, but early signs point to similar numbers.
Go take a look!
