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Relievers Will Break Your Heart
Now, never having played the game at a level higher than Little League, the pros can feel free to place this one in the circular file. And really, it’s more a rule for fans, managers, and front office execs, along the lines of TINSTAAPP. Here goes: never fall in love with a relief pitcher. Those dudes will break your heart time and again
Live Chat 8PM – Yankees vs Mets – 5/23/10
We’re chatting live tonight at 8:00 PM for the interleague game between the Yankees and Mets!
I Am A Great Yankee: Honest Ramblings of New York Fan
My wife and I have a long standing debate. A bone of contention. A ruffle in our respective panties. She takes issue with the fact that I use the term “we” when referring to something the New York Yankees have done, will do, can do, should do, or won’t do. “You are not on the
Who’ll Pick up the Pieces?
It is rare that a team will go an entire 162 games without a significant injury of some sort; last year, the Yankees lost Alex Rodriguez for the first month & Xavier Nady for just about the entire season. At one point, the two catchers on the roster were Francisco Cervelli & Kevin Cash. So,
Opening Night: Deja Vu All Over Again
For the defending World Champions, the season opener against the Red Sox seemed strangely familiar
Steroid Users in MLB: Heroes or Villians
Dear Society / Media / Hypocrites, Please don’t tell me that I can’t love or admire A-Rod simply because he took steroids. My heroes are not defined by who does or doesn’t take drugs, unless of course they are taken in such excess that they are rendered into embarrassing media spectacles. Sorry Mr. Nolte. What
McGwire A Tragic Figure
Today, Mark McGwire admitted to having used steroids during his playing career. For anyone with even a passing interest in baseball, this won’t be surprising. What’s surprising to me is how sad I find this whole situation
Left Field Options
Since I was so “accurate” with my pitching options entry, I have now decided to breakdown some of the options for left field in 2010. I intentionally decided to withhold typing this up until after Jason Bay and Matt Holliday signed; as it seemed that a strong percentage of Yankees fans wanted one or the
TMZ to Launch TMZsports.com
TMZ is going to launch TMZsports.com, making Jim Bouton look like Miss Manners
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