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Archive for the 'New York Yankees' Category

About Time To Write The Season Off

by @ Friday, August 22nd, 2008. Filed under Baseball, New York Yankees, Sports

I haven’t written much about the Yankees’ fortunes this season, for good reason:
TORONTO — The Yankees used five pitchers Thursday, and the only one from the opening day roster was Billy Traber, who gave up seven hits while getting seven outs. With every game important as the team’s playoff hopes fade, the procession of stopgaps [...]

Another Bad Move By The McCain Campaign

by @ Monday, July 21st, 2008. Filed under 2008 Election, Baseball, John McCain, New York Yankees, Politics, Sports

If you’re going to a game a Yankee Stadium, at least make sure your candidate is wearing the right hat:

Yet another reason I can’t vote for the guy.

The Bad News Gets Worse

by @ Monday, June 16th, 2008. Filed under Baseball, New York Yankees, Sports

It looks like one of the Yankees’ star pitchers will be out until at least the end of August:
INJURY UPDATE ON RHP CHIEN-MING WANG
RHP Chien-Ming Wang was examined today at New York Presbyterian Hospital Columbia Medical Center by Yankees Team Physician, Dr. Stuart Hershon and Dr. Jason Greisberg, Foot and Ankle Specialist.
Imaging studies revealed a [...]

More Bad News For The Yankees

by @ Monday, June 16th, 2008. Filed under Baseball, New York Yankees, Sports

The Yankees beat the Astros 13-0 yesterday, but there was bad news on the injury front:
HOUSTON — The Yankees’ season changed irreversibly on Sunday. Chien-Ming Wang’s season is in jeopardy with a serious injury to his right foot, and C. C. Sabathia instantly became a very important name in the Yankees’ universe.
Wang staggered to the [...]

Good News For Yankee Fans

by @ Thursday, May 29th, 2008. Filed under Baseball, New York Yankees, Sports

No, it’s not the fact that the Yankees won last night thanks to a good start by Andy Pettitte and a strong relief appearance by Joba Chamberlain.
Although that’s certainly nice.
It’s the fact that the voice of the Yankees is on his way back:
In 2007, Sheppard, who doesn’t publicize his age (although BustedHalo sources report that [...]

More Injury Problems And Another Yankee Loss

by @ Wednesday, May 21st, 2008. Filed under Baseball, New York Yankees, Sports

Alex Rodriguez returned from the DL last night, but the Yankees’ problems continue:
Mike Mussina threw only 41 pitches Tuesday night before Ross Ohlendorf jogged in from the bullpen to take his place. Mussina got only two outs with those 41 pitches, and any game that Ohlendorf enters in the first inning is quickly disintegrating.
Mussina had [...]

Not Your Typical Yankees

by @ Tuesday, May 20th, 2008. Filed under Baseball, New York Yankees, Sports

Last season, when the Yankees went through a terrible April and mediocre May, Joe Torre’s head was on the chopping block and there were many who thought that he would be fired to satisfy George Streinbrenner’s anger over how the season had gone.
Well, here we are in May again and the Yankees are 20-24. Does [...]

Hank Steinbrenner: George Without The Charm ?

by @ Wednesday, May 14th, 2008. Filed under Baseball, New York Yankees, Sports

Hank Steinbrenner is back, and he’s channeling his dad circa 1979:
Right on cue, Hank Steinbrenner bashed the Yankees.
Hours before Joe Girardi insisted his team was playing hard after a 2-1 loss against he Rays, here is what Hank Steinbrenner told Kevin Kernan of the Post:
“We’ve got to forget about all the injuries and start playing [...]

Not Such A Tough Guy After All

by @ Wednesday, May 7th, 2008. Filed under Baseball, New York Yankees, Sports

Apparently Alex Rodriguez didn’t quite make it through the birth of his first child:
NEW YORK (AP) — Alex Rodriguez passed out during the birth of his first daughter.
“The one nurse had a cold cloth on his head. The other nurse had the blood pressure on his arm. And my mother was like rubbing his back. [...]

Apparently Alcohol And Sports Rivalries Don’t Mix

by @ Tuesday, May 6th, 2008. Filed under Baseball, Dumbasses, New York Yankees, Sports

Yankee fan and Red Sox fan go to bar.
Yankee fan and Red Sox fan get drunk.
Yankee fan and Red Sox fan argue about their respective teams.
Yankee fan runs Red Sox fan over:
NASHUA, N.H. (AP) — After a Red Sox-Yankees argument spilled outside a bar, a Yankees fan aimed her car at a group of people [...]

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