The New York Mets ownership could take a lesson from the their neighbors in the Bronx. A team doesn’t let their best player go without a fight, but when your owner is broke and too selfish to sell a team he can’t afford, guess who is going to suffer? The team, and that is exactly [...]
Archive of posts tagged Bud Selig
New York Yankees: Losing But Not The Losers
No baseball fan could dream up a better finish to the regular season that is unless you are a Boston Red Sox, or Atlanta Braves fan. Over the last month we saw the mighty Red Sox go from leading the AL East to destination unknown. It was hard to watch, even as a Yankee fan [...]
New York Yankees: Terrible Tuesday
It is crunch time in MLB, as teams will battle for a coveted spot in October till the bitter end. The New York Yankees are right in the mix, but until any team clinches my advice is not to presume anything; as presumption is the mother of all… get it? So one would think as [...]
New York Yankees: Not Alex Rodriguez Again
Unless you have lived on Mars, you have definitely heard or read the latest controversy about New York Yankees slugger Alex Rodriguez. According to Star Magazine, A-rod allegedly participated in one or two underground poker games back in 2005 and 2007. There was cocaine present and a fight almost broke out due to the host [...]
New York Yankees: Couldn’t Get A Loss When Honoring The Boss
New York Yankees are finally home in the Bronx. Monday night opened a four game set against the Tampa Bay Rays. Before the start of the game, the Yankees honored owner George Steinbrenner, who passed away on July 13th, which ironically was the same day of the All-Star Game. The ceremony was surreal, as the [...]
You Got Punk’d: New York Yankees Derek Jeter Informs The Home-Plate Ump
New York Yankees star Derek Jeter’s on-field performance the other night against the Tampa Bay Rays has definitely caught the eye of the sports world. In case you missed Jeter’s trickery, just click HERE to watch it. Everyone from NASCAR drivers to retired NFL players to Jeter himself was asked their opinion on the situation. [...]
