Yankee Victim's Fiance Turns Down Ryan Church's Help

Jason Giambi's mustache hits a home run to win the game in the bottom of the 9th to beat Blue Jays. The famous mustache...

Yesterday, the Giambino blasted a 2 run shot into the right field upper deck in the bottom of the 9th for a 9-8 comeback win at Yankee Stadium. The Yankees and their fans reacted as if they had just won the World Series. They look pathetic. Beating the Blue Jays is no strong feat and to be this excited by defeating the one team that is below you in the East is pretty lame. What happened...

This is the reason why Chamberlain is being babied

Unfortunately, New York Yankees catcher Jorge Posada is going to need surgery on his right labrum. There is good news thou. If his shoulder can hold up, that surgery will not take place till after the season. Posada made his first start today since visiting the disabled list, going 1-3 with a walk and a strikeout. When it comes to his catching abilities, which is the biggest concern...

This week's Links Exchange shout out goes to a fellow reader of Baseball Reflections and one of the many blogs that cover The New York Mets, The 'Ropolitans. Andrew Vazzano is a print journalism major at Quinnipiac University, and has been blogging the Mets since July of 2006 and he has commented here on Baseball Reflections on a number of occasions.

"Excuse me, Mr. Uggla, could you smile and pretend to catch this ball?" "Mr. Kent and Mr. Phillips, could you jump and pretend to catch these balls?? Oh, and smile more." "Mr. Haren, just smile and look at the ground please? Thanks." "Mr. Rivera and Mr. Torre, can you not be bitter for a while?"

Unless Willie Randolph is going to tell David Wright to stay home and hit the beach, there's no point to a "day off."

So was Joba Chamberlain's first start a success? He only lasted 2 1/3 innings and gave up two runs, one earned and four walks. The sell out Bronx crowd wanted to see Chamberlain pitch well www.rawsportsblog.com

Tips on how to use the bullpen phone so you don't lose to the Padres.

Hopefully, in about 5 years, Citi Field is swarmed with people wearing "I LIKE IKE" shirts, buttons, hats, and other paraphernalia. Here are a few POST headlines I know I will see if these three make the bigs

When it was announced that Joba Chamberlain would enter the starting rotation sooner than later, I wasn't sure how I felt about it. All I could think about was the big hole he was leaving in the bullpen. But after Ian Kennedy was placed on the DL, I didn't think there was any other choice: