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And that's about as magnanimous as I can get over this depressing turn of events.
CP, RB, Larry, sj, SG and anyone I forgot to mention, I love you guys and I'm going to pretend you're all here with me now. No, I'm not crazy. Time to check the bus schedule, parade on Friday.
Enjoy the celebrations and party hard
Congrats to all Yankee fans.
Team of the Decade...Two World Championships, Four Pennants, Nine Playoff Appearances and Eight Division Championships
Utley wuz robbed.
Fabian, give me a buzz if you're coming in for the parade, I will definitely be there.
I'll have to get another one.
I wonder how many "Yankee 26" pieces of merchandise have instantly become obsolete.
No, no. He's a free agent. They'll sign him.
Joe Girardi needs to change his number.
That doesn't hurt, you know.
Where's SG anyway? I love you SG baby!
Also, I think Pettitte's gone.
The secret to the Yankee's massive revenue advantage now revealed!
Don't worry, meat, the Cubs will win one one of these decades.
Every year ends with a loss, your last memory being your team's defeat.
2001, that stinking bloop. 2002, singled to death. 2003, one Beckett fastball after another. 2004...
But then this year...no one will ever defeat the 2009 Yankees. Ever.
And for once, all is as it should be.
I just wish the game would have been in Philly to at least allow the possibility of the Yankee team charter crashing on the way back to New York.
I'm a little vexed that this happened three months after I moved away, but I'm crediting my return to school for the victory.
He responded: "Are you kidding? You'll probably see them win again before you graduate."
Three years too late, but how sweet it is.
Man up, it's just a baseball game.
Edit: Also, I think they took the train.
Couldn't go out on a higher note. I'll miss him.
I think you'll need to update your nickname.
With Swisher, one can never be sure.
Or in the case of some of you New York fans, the Cowboys and Lakers.
Inferior sports. I'd say I was going to go back to enjoying Hertha BSC, but not this year. Oh, no.
Seems like a lot of Yankees:
Teixiera
Cano
Swisher
A-Rod and Posada both seemed to me to be a little bit off as well, though they both had their moments.
Night everyone!
Melky couldn't hit water if he fell out of a boat. And Gardner was even more clueless.
Matsui shall be a Philly in 2010.
I noticed you left out the Islanders. John Tavares will keep me interested until Opening Day.
*The CFL has only 8 teams, so it doesn't seem as much a challenge as any of the 4 major leagues.
That baby shouldn't be out so late then...Congrats Yankees...but I feel like a quote from The Bad News Bears is in order..
"Hey Yankees... you can take your apology and your trophy and shove 'em straight up your ass!"
I'll actually reach back to the dark times that this team was swept in Washington by the Nats. I think that was very big. I think it was around that time that they seemed to make a conscious choice that they're a great team, not a good one.
The baby looked utterly frightened. And the parents looked hammered. Nice, Mom and Dad. Plus, baby up at midnight? Babysitter, anyone?
If I included hockey teams, I'd have to mention the New York Red Bulls, the Rochester Rattlers, and the Long Island Lizards. Hockey is in the same category as MLS and indoor lacrosse. Sorry man.
they lost 2 of 3 to the Nats, and it was in NY
I'd have to say the 15-inning thriller vs. the Red Sox that ended with ARod's walkoff was the best win of the season
The series was in New York and they lost two of three, including C.C. being outdueled by the immortal Craig Stammen.
You want a dark moment? Try the game where Rodriguez gets a big hit in Boston to put the Yankees ahead, then Sabathia runs out of gas in the 8th and they lose. That one was disheartening.
What was great about it was that it wasn't a surprise. That whole AB, Nathan was on the ropes and Rodriguez was in charge. He waited till his pitch came, then he did what he had to do.
That guy gets a ring, right?
I think I was literally better for this team this year than Anthony was.
Sadly, he deserves one more than Wang. Remember the guaranteed torching every fifth day early in the year?
Still, I am reminded of the story, I believe from BUMS, of the two guys driving around Brooklyn in 1955 on the night the Dodgers finally beat the Yankees. They were holding up a giant sign that said in large letters LET THE C##KSUCKERS WIN ONE.
On that note, congratulations again and good night.
Mariano Rivera, baseball’s all-time master postseason closer
Now I remember why I love baseball so much.
Kevin Cash was pretty terrible.
Worst player on the World Series roster is probably Brian Bruney.
That baby is going to be the old man in 2090 who blathers on about how he was there present at all 20 Yankees World Series victories of his lifetime, dating back to when he was just a baby. Or, more optimistically, he'll be the old man in 2090 who is the last surviving person to have been in attendance when the Yankees won a World Series.
I could live with that title. It is similar to being called the world's poorest multi-millionaire.
ahem
Wang
Rivera is a shockingly engaging interview.
they were 38-32 and were just shut out by Hanson. Had lost 5 of 6 and were down in the 6th inning, despite a good start from Joba.
Cervelli hit a homer, Yanks won 8-4, and started a stretch where they won 13 of 15. They won 50 of their next 66.
After Cervelli's home run in Atlanta, they finished the year 65-27.
To the bandwagoner jerkwads: shaddup.
To Bud Selig: the luxury tax needs to be rewritten so the highest-salaried team can't outspend then next-closest by nearly 2:1, not to mention having obvious exemptions.
I'm going to boldly agree with the conventional wisdom here - their handling of Joba was just as bad, IMO.
take off the ski goggles when you do your interview.
I'm all for a salary floor, if that's what you're suggesting.
Joba didn't end the season a physical wreck and a surgical case.
guys who I'm going to remember as "unsung heroes":
Cervelli
Coke
Gardner
Joba pitched a (mostly) effective inning in the World Series clinching game. Wang watched the game from the bench with a scar on his shoulder. I think the latter is a much bigger disaster.
When you say this out loud, it's kinda funny.
Matsui
Marte
Utley (though I think he's great; I think this'll represent the best of his contribution).
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