New York Yankees fans first fell in love with Joba Chamberlain in Game Two of the 2007 ALDS, also known as the infamous “bug” game. Joba was everything and more that night. It was the spirit in his young eyes that does not come around that often. Yankees Universe went totally crazy for this kid [...]
Archive of entries posted on July 2010
New York Yankees Week From Hell Ends With the Los Angeles Angels
After saying good-bye to two prolific men, the New York Yankees ended the weekend placing ace Andy Pettitte on the DL. Pettitte will be gone for five weeks with a grade one tear in his left hamstring. This digs the dagger even deeper as the Seattle Mariners played the reigning champs like fools by trading [...]
Two MLB Teams Not To Give Up On
MLB’s second-half of the season is officially in full swing. Thus far, in 2010 is proving to be one for the books. With so many tight division races, fans will have plenty of excitement to keep them occupied. Still, fans tend to throw in the towel and write-off their teams chances of playing in October. [...]
New York Yankees Need AJ Burnett To Lose The Attitude
Saturday afternoon New York Yankees starting pitcher AJ Burnett took the mound against the Tampa Bay Rays. Burnett was pulled in the third inning, marking his shortest outing in pinstripes. This time Burnett’s frustrations got the better of him which certainly did not go over well with his teammates. In the first inning, Burnett gave [...]
New York Mets: Baby Steps Are Not Enough
Baseball’s second-half is just 48 hours away from starting, and fans are filled with anticipation for the season’s end. Some fans want it to end because there team is already out, while others have hopes for a post-season berth. Well, even if your team is in last place just wish for a miracle? Crazier things have happened [...]
MLB Weekend Matchups: New York Yankees vs. Tampa Bay Rays
To kick-off the second-half of the baseball season the New York Yankees will play host to the Tampa Bay Rays. It’s number one vs. number two team of not only the AL East, but across the MLB. Entering the All-Star break the Yankees lead the Rays by two games, but this series will be watched [...]
