In case you missed reading the NY Post earlier this week, ex-Boston Red Sox closer Jonathan Papelbon inked a 4-year, $50 million dollar deal with the Philadelphia Phillies. Papelbon didn’t waste any time getting the heck out of Beantown, but who can blame him? A good bet would be the newly ex-Phillies free agent closer [...]
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New York Yankees: Postseason Deja Vu
Assuming that most people reading this are baseball fans, but just in case the New York Yankees clinched a postseason and winning the AL East Division this past Wednesday. As fantastic as the news was, it also let New York fans relax because the Yankees are expected to be playing in October and at the [...]
New York Yankees Rumors: Go To Starbucks And CC Sabathia To The Phillies
Every afternoon, I hit up Starbucks for my midday coffee fix and today was no different. As I waited for my triple-skim-grande-wet cappuccino with an extra shot, the part time manager was behind the machines and he happens to be a huge Seattle Mariners fan, as well as a stats guru. Having our normal banter, [...]
The New York Yankees Are Not That Old
It has not been a fun home stand in the Bronx for the New York Yankees, as the Boston Red Sox swept them and makes that a five ‘L’s’ in a row for the stumbling Bombers. This happens every season, but the sting stays consistent as fans wonder if this might never end, but it [...]
Start-To-May Giveaway: A Philadelphia Phillies Fan Wins $50
Lady Loves Pinstripes hosted a Start-To-May Giveaway, where the two winners (picked at random) each receive a $50.00 gift card (2x$25) to MLB.com Shop, the Official Shop Of Major League Baseball. Our first winner is a Philadelphia Phillies fan named Ted, who is a reader of Lady Loves Pinstripes. I hope to hear from the [...]
New York Yankees: Remember Pitcher Ian Kennedy, Let Me Help
After watching the New York Yankees bats waste a great outing from AJ Burnett in a 3-0 loss to the Chicago White Sox in the first of a four game set, I turned to the MLB Network to see what else was happening in baseball. First came the phone-in from White Sox pitcher Phil Humber [...]
