Found November 06, 2009 on
Yankees Daily:
I didn’t think Jorge Posada was a good game caller. I still don’t think he’s the greatest game caller. Before the World Series started against the Philadelphia Phillies, I predicted to myself that the Yankees were going to lose because of Jorge’s game calling and his ability to call a baseball game.
That prediction was wrong. [...]
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