Please, Joe -- bury Krazy Kyle!

Today's Baker's Dozen offers plenty of sports stories to fill you up..... - Joe Torre tells the New York Daily News that this has been his most difficult season with the Yankees - Boston Globe columnist Bob Ryan reflects on the life of NFL player and general manage Bucko Kilroy - Who is the best rightfielder that Plain Dealer reporter Paul Hoynes...

Wow can you imagine going to a game with your son and then ending up in the hospital with a broken neck because of some stupid drunk fan. That is too bad, I am really surprised in doesn't happen more, the "Stadium" is so large and the upper deck is damn steep, wouldn't take much.

A battle is brewing between A-Rod & the Yankees over his contract. And this brouhaha the fabled Yanks stand no chance of winning.

The big news at the end on Friday was Mark Cuban throwing his hat into the gauntlet to own baseball's Loveable Losers. So here's my Monday breakdown on why Baseball needs this besides the obvious boon in interest for Cubs fans which also involves "The Boss" in the Bronx.

Along with the help of fellow BFF, A-Rod, Aaron is going to follow Bonds around. The plane looks super duper.

Alex Rodriguez calls Andy Phillips the Ultimate Underdog. A-Rod is right. After all that Phillips has been through personally in the past year, it's very difficult not to cheer for him:

'Lucchino has never stopped wanting him,' a source told the Daily News. After this season the Sox will be saving $31.5 million when Curt Schilling ($13M), Matt Clement ($9.5M), and Mike Lowell ($9M) come off the books. Also by signing Arod there would be less of a need for slugger Manny Ramirez who will be a free agent after the 2008 season. That would be an...

Whether you are a New York Yankees fan or not, Andy Phillips is a guy you can root for. Phillips, 30, is getting his first real chance at playing every day in the major leagues and is making the most of it. He has been a hero for the Yankees the last two days, making a game-saving defensive play Sunday and singling in the game-winning runs Monday. His play,...

Here's what Gary Sheffield told the Detroit News recently: "...it's not always fun for me to come to the park. A lot of times it's boring. I have to give myself some excitement." Apparently, implying that Joe Torre is a racist is a means to that end:

Stop the presses. The Yankees are actually above .500! After rallying twice today, New York managed to beat the Devil Rays 7-6 to take the series 3-1. With the win, the Yanks are a game above .500 for the first time since June 22nd. And even though the Red Sox lost today, I highly doubt they have reason for concern. Although, I must admit, history teaches us to never count out the Yankees.