The fact that New York Yankees captain Derek Jeter unfortunately broke his ankle during Game 1 of the ALCS on Saturday apparently not only derailed season, and along with it, likely any hope that the Bronx Bombers would advance to the World Series, it also reportedly put a temporary kibosh on his Manhattan apartment-hunting escapades. [...]
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October 19, 2012
Let's face it: We're stuck with A-Rod, unless he lowers the boom and says he wants to leave. Even then, it's dicey. We cannot spend $20 million per year to pay for another team's thirdbaseman, and that's what it's going to take: A full-scale buyout. But think this: Derek Jeter for two more years at shortstop. It doesn't parse. His legs will break down...
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October 16, 2012
I strained my shoulder the other night breaking up a bar fight. Normally, we have security when drunken customers switch over to the dark side but none of them happened to be around at the time. Besides, I’ve seen Roadhouse like forty times, so I’m good.At 44 years of age, I should probably give up trying to step in the middle of things. Chalk it up to natural instinct...
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October 18, 2012
The New York Yankees and the Detroit Tigers will have to wait another day to play Game Four. Â Last night's game was rained out which may have extended New York's season. Â The Yankees are trailing 3-0 and their bats have gone silent in the series. Â With their leader, Derek Jeter, on the shelf for the remainder of the postseason, the Yankees have become a different team...
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October 17, 2012
Derek Jeter will have surgery on his broken left ankle, and the New York Yankees say he is expected to need four to five months to completely recover.
The Yankees said Wednesday that Jeter will be operated on Saturday by Dr. Robert Anderson in Charlotte, N.C. The timetable the team announced means Jeter likely would be ready to return to baseball sometime between the start of spring...
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October 17, 2012
The New York Yankees have announced that Derek Jeter has elected to have surgery on his fractured left ankle and is expected to need approximately four to five months for a complete recovery, according to the team's website.
The Yankees captain — who broke his ankle going left for a ground ball in New York's loss to the Detroit Tigers in Game 1 of the American league Championship...
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October 16, 2012
We all experience it.  That bitter feeling of defeat, that punch in the gut where your whole week is ruined because something that you have been looking forward to for awhile (for me, its been 9 months in the making) is taken from you and ruined.  And even worse, you know what’s coming — the Facebook posts, the Twitter tweets, the text messages, the Snapchat’s of people laughing...
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October 17, 2012
New York Yankees shortstop Derek Jeter, already out of the postseason with a fractured left ankle, has opted to have surgery on Saturday, with an expected recovery time of four to five months. Barring no setbacks, Jeter should return for the start of spring training. Dr. Robert Anderson. will perform the procedure in Charlotte, N.C. Jeter, 36, sustained the injury while trying...
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October 19, 2012
This past weekend, before he shattered his ankle (and the hearts of New York Yankees fans), Derek Jeter collected his 200th postseason hit.And since you can't seem to mention a Jeter hit milestone without comparing him to Pete Rose nowadays...I decided to reach out to "The Hit King" and see what he thought.Unfortunately, his response was not all that shocking."...
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October 19, 2012
The New York Yankees' four-game exit from the American League Championship Series, which finally and mercifully ended with Thursday's embarrassing 8-1 drubbing by the Detroit Tigers, was more than just the eighth time in nine years the Yankees have been unable to reach a World Series with baseball's highest payroll.
The series also marked the beginning of the end of...
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October 19, 2012
You May Find This Car In Flames On Rt. 93 In Portsmouth.
The Yankees lost Derek Jeter to a broken ankle.
The Yankees were swept in the ALCSÂ by the Detroit Tigers.
Most New Englanders except Connecticut (East N.Y.), would REJOICE for the Yankees’ DEMISE especially after the Red Sox HORRIFIC season.
But not this New Hampshire resident…..
This RABID fan of the “Evil Empireâ...
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October 17, 2012
New York Yankees shortstop Derek Jeter will undergo surgery Saturday in Charlotte, N.C. on his broken left ankle and may miss the start of the Yankees 2013 season, according to CBSSports.com.The original estimated recovery time for Jeter's return was three months now its 4-5 months after Jeter elected to have surgery for a "complete recovery."Jeter, 38, injured his...
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October 17, 2012
Will the Yankees bring the 2012 ALCS back to Yankee Stadium?Once again the New York Yankees couldn’t muster up enough at the plate to score two runs, which handed them their third lose at the hands of the Detroit Tigers, 2-1.It was a game the Yankees could have easily won, as once again pitchers were phenomenal for New York and if the bats could do a smidgen of what they are capable...
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October 20, 2012
The New York Yankees are coming off of their first postseason sweep in over 30 years following an embarrassing loss against the Detroit Tigers in the 2012 ALCS. In fact, although they were able to defeat the Baltimore Orioles in five games to get past the ALDS, it was a disappointing performance overall for New York in the 2012 MLB Playoffs.
The Bronx Bombers, they were not.
The...
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October 19, 2012
There's a lot blame to pass around for the New York Yankee pathetic showing in the four-game sweep by the Detroit Tigers in the American league Championship Series.
You can start with the team's lack of offense or any kind of spunk in the lineup but, if you ask the Yankees players — specifically one — they lost because they never recovered from all the heckling and...
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October 17, 2012
Donald Trump ripped Alex Rodriguez again!
Donald Trump has never been shy to voice his opinion. But one would think Trump is just being facetious with his tweets about Derek Jeter’s broken ankle injury. Alex Rodriguez may be a different story though as Trump is pretty blunt on Alex’s struggles. Trump says Alex was only good because the drugs made him great.
A-Rod is just not...
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