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And yet the Yankees have brought shame upon the franchise, by never properly acknowledging and rewarding Rednex.
Ronan Tynan became a walk-on Yankee star in 2000, when he stepped onto the field with his artificial legs
Really? That's what you're going with, New York Times? What's next, an Arts & Leisure retrospective about Roger Ebert's jaw sessions with Siskel?
It's sad when just a whiff of the remotest possibility of controversy damns you. Tynan is John Proctor. There's nothing else I'd expect, but on the surface it's sick how the Yankees circled their wagons on this. The whole 'we wish him the best' rings like a lame kiss of death; if that's the Yankee line in this matter, they clearly DON'T wish him the best.
No siree, nobody does the, "Let's celebrate our differences/discrimination! discrimination!" toggle better than America. I guess Tynan goes on Oprah this week, right?
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If, after his time in New York, he had artificial arms instead of artificial legs, he'd be Scott Proctor.
Please, yes. You people haven't suffered enough.
This is where Trivial Pursuit jumped the shark. They'd include a Ronan Tynan question under S&L;, instead of A&H;.
Boston's not the anti-New York. Los Angeles is the anti-New York. In baseball terms and in big city terms. I've now lived in both. I prefer baseball in LA and everything else in New York.
I see...so you've never lived in BOS?
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