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New York Yankees Are Out So Who To Root For In Postseason

Everyone is well aware that the 2011 New York Yankees season is over; to be precise it concluded last Thursday in a heart wrenching ALDS Game 5 loss to the Detroit Tigers. The 3-2 loss was about the worst thing I have ever saw at Yankee Stadium. It felt like a little of New York [...]

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: Not Enough To Trust Phil Hughes

Location was the word New York Yankees pitcher Phil Hughes used about a zillion times following his first good start this season. The Bombers beat-up on the Chicago White Sox for the second night in a row, but the 6-0 win only went lasted six innings due to rain. What almost superseded the game itself [...]

MLB: Interleague Play Debate Continues

There has been a continuing debate between media, fans, players etc. whether MLB should change the rules that apply during Interleague Play about the Designated Hitter and strength of schedule. Just in case let’s look at the factors: What is interleague play? Interleague play is a Major League Baseball term that indicates when regular season [...]

New York Yankees Update: AJ Burnett Gets What He Deserves

The New York Yankees skipper Joe Girardi made an important announcement on Saturday and one that was well earned. The starting rotation starts with Yankees ace CC Sabathia, who will be followed by AJ Burnett and then Phil Hughes. Anthony Mccarron of the NY Daily News quoted the skipper after this was announcement was confirmed: [...]

2011 MLB Team Preview: Texas Rangers

There were a lot of ‘firsts’ for the Texas Rangers in 2010. The team won their first post-season berth, played in their first World Series and for the first time are the reigning AL Champions. Expectations have certainly gone up for the Rangers heading into 2011, as both the fans and the players got a [...]

MLB Breaking News: Michael Kay Tweets Andy Pettitte Is In New York To Announce Retirement

Yes, it is true. New York Yankees Southpaw Andy Pettitte will announce his retirement at Yankee Stadium tomorrow, February 4. This is according to ESPN’s Michael Kay who twittered, “I have learned that Andy Pettitte will officially retire tomorrow. Mote details to come….Michael” This is sad news for Yankee fans and the franchise, as Pettitte [...]

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