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November 06, 2009
George King of the NEW YORK POST notes today that Joe Girardi told WFAN-AM in New York yesterday that he now wants to wear #28: (Is it all about the team? Or the manager?) Yesterday, on his WFAN gig, the manager strongly hinted he will wear No. 28 next season to signify a push toward winning [...]
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November 06, 2009
Nick Swisher stars as the poon hunter
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November 04, 2009
Move over Derek Jeter. There is a new heartthrob on the team and he roams the Yankee outfield. Gatecrasher reports:
“A spy at Yankee hot spot Southern Hospitality tells us right fielder Nick Swisher has been getting the most love from female fans of late.”
“When the guys come in, they always go to the private [...]
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November 04, 2009
Hideki Matsui Powers New York Yankees To World Series Championship
If Mark Teixeira doesn’t beat you, then Alex Rodriguez will. If Alex Rodriguez doesn’t beat you, then Jorge Posada will. And if Teixeira, Rodriguez, and Posada don’t beat you, then Hideki Matsui will...Read the full article on Bleacher Report...
Just About Every Media Outlet In The Country: Various Writers
Waaaah. Payroll. Waaaah. $1.4 billion. Waaaah. The Yankees spent over $423 million to sign CC Sabathia, Mark Teixeira and A.J. Burnett.
The Yankees have always spent money. What’s scary for the rest of the baseball is they are seemingly moving away from a model where they used to spend it stupidly.
Back in the Bronx for a classic Game 6 pitching showdown
NEW YORK — There are now just under two hours left until the first pitch of World Series Game 6 and it can't come fast enough.* While it was fun to talk about storylines like Chase Utley's MVP status, the possibility of Pedro Martinez's last turn on the big stage and factors that may or may not affect Andy Pettitte's effort, it's time to play ball. *Because...
Boswell: With a mighty Matsui roar, Yanks are back
Boswell: Once Hideki Matsui was the three-time MVP of Japanese baseball, nicknamed Godzilla. Now, he's the World Series MVP of the New York Yankees who, at the expense of Pedro Martínez and the Phillies, has become the chief ghost-buster of new Yankee Stadium.
Buzz: Yankees still like Johnny Damon
Jon Heyman of SI.com believes the Yankees have interest in re-signing soon-to-be free-agent OF Johnny Damon.
According to Heyman, the Yankees might be willing to offer Damon a two-year, $16 million deal, with the Giants and White Sox among teams who will also be interested.
…in reading heyman’s report, for SI.com in late October, it sounded to me like if [...]
Yankees' Damon leaves Game 6
New York Yankees left fielder Johnny Damon left Game 6 of the World Series after three innings due to a pulled calf muscle.
Matsui lifts N.Y. to 27th Heaven: Yankees win Series, 4-2
NEW YORK -- Paint the town in pinstripes! Nearly a decade after their dynasty ended on a blooper in the desert, the New York Yankees are baseball's best again.
NY Yankees outfielder Johnny Damon leaves Game 6 with leg injury
Strains his right calf rounding the bases in third inning
Johnny Damon had value
As Red Sox Nation sits down on their collective couches hoping for an implosion in the Bronx, we continue to look at Johnny Damon with wonder. Here is a 35 year old outfielder that has had a physical metamorphosis only equalled to classic rocker Jim Morrison. Finishing the regular season with a .282 batting average, 24 home runs and 82 r.b.i. he was one of the quiet leaders as...
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