Yankees Suck Commercials Cause Uproar
by Commish on 03/07/2010 in MLB News, Red Sox Blogs, Yankees Blogs
Here we go again, and it’s only the beginning of spring training and the chanting – “Yankees Suck” finds its way in a TV commercial. It may seem like the Red Sox fans have some insecurities, inferiority complex and some creativity, but I am not sure who’s behind the actual video.
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Poor Mike Lowell is now a castaway due to injuries and age. If his thumb had not been an issue, he would still be a valuable and serviceable player. I am sure the Boston Red Sox are thinking about insurance in case Ortiz has the same start he did last year. Mike Lowell isn’t going [...]
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This has to be the most ridiculous article I have read in a long time. The Mets came after both the Giants and Dodgers left New York and Major League Baseball needed to fill a void in the National League. Ken Rosenthal, who are you crapping? Where do you get this stuff from?
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Ken Griffey Jr Not a Kid Anymore
I remember when Ken Griffey Jr. first came up when he was a kid among men. He started his MLB career at the young age of 20. He broke in with the Seattle Mariners in 1989 and played in 127 games with 16 HR and 61 RBI and batted .264. Does the Kid have anything [...]
Full StoryDerek Jeter will Finish Career with Yankees
It would be hard to imagine Derek Jeter finishing his career with a team other than the Yankees. Jeter is the Yankees and the captain of the most storied franchise in sports history. The Steinbrenner’s need to reach deep in their pockets and in their hearts and offer Jeter an extension that would have Jeter [...]
Full StoryJohnny Damon to the Tigers?
It has been a long winter for Johnny on the spot in hopes that the Yankees would offer a deal that would keep Damon in pinstripes for two more years. Unfortunately, the Yankees never called the 36 year old outfielder.
The Detroit Tigers are prepared to offer Johnny Damon $14MM over two years. This would make [...]
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