Joe Girardi does not worry about his job

"I don't worry about my job," Girardi said. "I've never worried about my job. I don't worry about my job. I've got to do my job. It's the business of being a manager. I don't worry about it."

The apology seems sincere enough.

Tim Anderson is batting .355 and, on the baseball field, he can be referred to as Mr. Anderson, even by a player who was once MVP of the AL.

That's really all I was looking for.

A self-serving statement, sure. But just publicly acknowledge your admiration for both Jackie Robinson and Tim Anderson.

High praise for a guy with a .000 batting average this season.

 Twelve at-bats is a small sample size, of course.

Also, Anderson hit a walkoff HR vs. the Yankees in the Field of Dreams game.

 In Game One, Josh Donaldson almost had a hit:

"Donaldson sat out the finale after going 0-for-4 but coming within a few feet of a much bigger day in the opener. With two on and two outs in the first, Donaldson lined out to third base, where Yoan Moncada -- inserted into the lineup in place of Anderson -- saved a run by snaring the ball at his shoe tops. In the fourth, Donaldson flied out to the wall in left field.

With two on and one out in the eighth, he flied out to the track in right-center."

Eating Cheerios every day might lower cholesterol.

 We have no idea, really, but it might.

On the one hand, they're being honest.

 On the other hand, they lack self-awareness when they complain about unusual ballpark dimensions.

The man bet on himself and it's paying off so far.

This guy called it the day BEFORE.

With the Yankees, Girardi was highly regarded for his bullpen management.

 Still, a jockey needs a good horse.

Easy decision ... give it to a kid.

The Mets DH.

My ear may not be to the ground, but I don't think NL fans are complaining about the DH.

 No rule change could save a PED-less Robinson Cano.

The Ivan Nova update you didn't know you wanted.