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3 October 2009
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11 September 2009
So what's my take? To be specific, I prefer the Yankees' wedding bouquet celebration to Milwaukee's bowling pin topple. The bouquet thing is subtle in comparison; the toppling pins were a little much for me. I pitched for 15 years of my life, and I know I'd hate it if an opposing team celebrated in that fashion. I think a celebration like that has a home in the NFL (a la the Baltimore Ravens of the past), unfortunately football's hierarchy is so uptight that it cut all of the fun out of scoring.
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30 May 2009
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27 October 2008
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31 July 2008
A week ago I posted that I thought the Jets had no shot of getting Brett Favre. Well a lot has changed in a week, as now the Jets are apparently one of two teams given permission to speak with Favre. The Jets have not yet done so, but they have talked to his agent Bus Cook and seem to be holding out in case the Packers drop their asking price. I agree with this strategy, as I would not give up a first or second round draft pick (which Green Bay is asking for) for a player who may only play for a year or two more. But if Green Bay gets so desperate that they are willing to accept a third round pick, even a conditional one that can become a second rounder if Favre leads the Jets to the playoffs, I would pull the trigger.
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25 July 2008
Now, onto this Barry Bonds stuff...Haven't the Yankees had their fill of the whole steroid thing? Barry Bonds going to Tampa is one thing, but can you imagine what the press would do if he wound up in New York...STAY AWAY.
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23 July 2008
In a move to try and Keep Posada's bat in the lineup down the stretch, he will not be having season-ending surgery as of now, even though he will eventually need it.
He is eligible to come
Continue reading "BREAKING NEWS: No surgery for Jorge Posada"
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13 July 2008
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9 July 2008
Taking a look around baseball one thing is clear, younger is better. Baseball is not a game dominated by older, experienced teams. It has become a game that is about youth, athleticism, energy and excitement. This is an extremely exciting time in baseball as there is a brand new fresh crop of youngsters who are taking the game by storm. Every team that is leading their division or contending for a playoff spot has a lot of youth and enthusiasm. They are ready to take the torch from older players like Ken Griffey Jr, Greg Maddux, Curt Schilling, and John Smoltz. With players like Jay Bruce, Josh Hamilton, Ian Kinsler, Hanley Ramirez, Jon Lester, Troy Tulowitzki, Ryan Braun, and Evan Longoria the league looks like its in good hands.
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8 July 2008
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7 July 2008
All of New York needs to give Kyle Farnsworth a little forgiveness. Everytime he enters a game or even warms up there is a chorus of boos and groans. Everyone is always expecting the worse everytime he enters the game. In actuality they should be expecting him to get the job done. He has been extremely servicable and dependant this year as the 8th inning man.
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6 July 2008
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3) Jermaine Dye- Dye has been the Whitesox best player in the first half. Every game I watch the Whitesox play he is making a great catch, hitting a homerun, or getting a clutch hit.
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4 July 2008
Following the Yankees 18 run outburst it looked like they were back and ment business. Apparantly that was just a mirage as this team continues to struggle. The only thing consistant about this team is their inconsistency. One day they look amazing like world beaters (either with a pounding like wednesday or by doing enough to beat Santanna Sat) and then they have games like lastnight or monday, tuesday where they do nothing right and their general interest in the game has to be questioned.
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2 July 2008
I still am in shock over not bunting last night but its time to get over it. Tonights game is 100 % on the offense. They need to score whatever it takes, ifits 10 runs they need to get 10 if its 20 they need 20. Hank is right they need to step up. The pitching has been great the last few games and if the offense was average they would have won most of them. So tonight and the next few are on the offense. I dont care who you face the offense needs to get the job done. Jeter, Giambi, Abreu, Cano, A-rod, Damon, Gardner, Betemit get the job done tonight and lets face Boston with a positive feeling.
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I find it ludacris that the media is making a big deal about this a-rod madonna thing. The guy is a married man leave him alone who know what your doing to his relationship. He should be getting praised for the way he has embraced the young boy with cancer who he brought to the game last night. Instead he is bombarded with MAdonna questions, with the young boy right in front of him.
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4 June 2008
Last night's contest between the Yankees and the Toronto Blue Jays was hyped as Joba Chamberlain's first major league start. It was supposed to reveal what is the answer for the
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Kyle Farnsworth might be Brian Cashman's worst free agent signing, even more than Carl Pavano. At least Pavano had the excuse of injuries.
Joe Girardi's comments about Farnsworth is making him seem a bit silly.
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3 June 2008
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The Yankees are off to a horrifying 28-29 start, with key players injured (Posada) and others suspended (Hawkins). Luckily, Toronto isn't particularly good at hitting first-time starters, and the
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I have to laugh when I hear that Brian Cashman will be in demand as a general manager if the Yankees don't sign him to a new contract beyond this season. Here's a guy who landed an job with the
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2 June 2008
It seems that this year the The New York Yankees won't be sending more than 1 (maybe 2) players to the All Star game being held in Yankee Stadium. Johnny Damon had a stellar month in May, but can he keep it up? Alex Rodriguez went down and bounced back nicely. Derek Jeter has been up and down all year, and Jorge Posada is still out. With the All Star game only about a month away it will be intresting to see which New York
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21 May 2008
The Yankees should send Willie Randolph a nice little present. If it wasn't for him taking so much heat in the papers and all over the internet about some of his comments, the Yankees
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18 May 2008
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16 May 2008
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14 May 2008
The Yankees get a win and yet again, limited offense...but it was enough.
THE GOOD:
Robinson Cano...4 for 4 today, you get the sense he is back, which would be huge.
Continue reading "Yankees at Rays gm. 3 of 4 POST GAME THOUGHTS"
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10 May 2008
THE UGLY:
Betemit’s defense last night is still nagging me…don’t ask me why.
Continue reading "Yankees at Tigers gm. 2 of 3 POST GAME THOUGHTS"
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9 May 2008
It seems to me that Brian Cashman has made yet another decision blunder for the Yankees organization. This was his call, and call it he did. Phil Hughes and Ian Kennedy (neither one of whom are in the
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Honestly, with what Hank Steinbrenner has shown so far (trying to be like his dad
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7 May 2008
Just one of those nights where you have to tip your cap to the better pitcher and perhaps the best pitcher in the AL…his stats are certainly proving it up until this point.
Continue reading "Yankees VS Indians gm. 2 of 3 POST GAME THOUGHTS"
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6 May 2008
Jason Giambi…His RBI opposite field double in the 4th inning was exactly what the Yankees need him to do…
Kyle Farnsworth…Continues to do the job in the 7th inning
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So the Yankees open a 3-game set against the Indians tonight at the Stadium. Andy Pettitte goes for the Yanks against Fausto Carmona.
Carmona (3-1, 2.60 ERA) has pitched well to start the year for the Tribe, although he has walked twice as many batters has he has struck out.
Continue reading "Yankees VS Indians gm. 1 of 3 PRE GAME THOUGHTS"
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30 April 2008
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Continue reading "BREAKING NEWS: Phil Hughes placed on 15-Day DL"
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29 April 2008
So to sum things up here, in the past 3 days, the Yankees have lost two guys who hit a total of 74 home runs and drove in 246 runs. You do the math.
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I will be discussing all things Yankees as well as other baseball-related things in the future... I also like to sprinkle in some things about the sports media from time to time...God knows the
Posted by Mike Ferrara | 1 comment
30 March 2008
East- Yankees East- Phillies
Continue reading "My Baseball Predictions (My brother and dad's too)"
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10 March 2008
One of the joys of spring training is watching trim young athletes competing for a spot on the big club. Not so with the Yanks this year. The big competition is among a bunch of big lugs hoping for playing time at first base. And, of course, the first base sweepstakes is directly tied to the fortunes of two over-the-hill leftfielders, Hideki Matsui and Johnny Damon.
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24 February 2008
The best news for Yankees fans this off-season was the Mets signing of Johan Santana. It gets a great lefty out of the league and, more importantly, away from the Red Sox. And the Yanks kept all of their young studs. Of course, I wish the
Continue reading "Santana Signing Will Put Sabathia in Pinstripes"
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18 February 2008
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