Clipped

Is it even possible for Clippard to hold a lead for even one half of one inning or to not walk Jose Reyes?
He's given up runs in each inning and given up 5 runs on 5 hits and 2 different home runs (one to Castro and one to Gotay) in less than four innings?
How bad is Igawa doing in triple A that he's not up here having his chance to give up a half dozen runs in less than four innings pitched?
Astoundingly we are only down 5 to 4.
If we lose this game I'll be ready to push Clippard down to either AAA or the bullpen and call back up Igawa as the 5th starter?
I even heard something on the radio broadcast where Waldman and Sterling were suggesting that perhaps the use Sean Henn.
Henn had been starting in the minor league system and it was interesting that when Tyler had to get lifted in the 3rd they went to Vizcaino instead of Henn.
I do know that in his past two starts Tyler Clippard has given up 11 earned runs in 7 and one third innings on 11 hits with two home runs and allowed 5 stolen bases.
That's an ERA of about 13.50 and he caused us to have to use the bullpen for almost 11 full innings in two games.
Clippard also had to throw 90 pitches in his short day last time out and I think he may have thrown about a million pitches today.
I like him and all and he's a good kid, but I think it's time to make a move perhaps?

Today's game so far:

• David Wright singles on a grounder to NYY center fielder Melky Cabrera, Jose Reyes scores: NYM 1 - NYY 0
• Ruben Gotay homers on a long fly ball to right field: NYM 2 - NYY 0
• Miguel Cario grounds out, Matsui scores --- Cano to third: NYM 2 - NYY 1
• Johnny Damon singles on a line drive to NYM left fielder Carlos Gomes, Robinson Cano scores: NYM 2 - NYY 2
• With Carlos Delgado batting, Jose Reyes scores on a balk: NYM 3 - NYY 2
• Alex Rodriguez hits a long home run to left. Alex Rodriguez and Bobby Abreu both score: NYM 3 - NYY 4
• Ramon Castro homers on a ball to left field. Ramon Castro and Shawn Green both score: NYM 5 - NYY 4