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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I actually feel he should keep #27, kind of as a good luck charm. But watch the Yankee Haters jump all over this if he does switch to #28. These people must lead a very boring and limited life style if this is the kind of garbage that gets unfer their skin. Yankee Haters are morons anyway, get a life people.
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