Turning boozehounds and bad attitudes into competitive and team oriented baseball players will be no easy task, even for Bobby Valentine. It is no secret that the newly minted Red Sox manager will have his hands full in Boston. And the sports world will be watching as Valentine once again aims to clean up another mess [...]
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New York Yankees: 2012 Resolution That’s Easy
Making a New Year’s resolution is a time-honored tradition, and after going to the gym today I can tell you that it is still done, as it was jammed packed. Certain resolutions are irresolvable; such as I will never win a World Series for the obvious reason that I am female. Regardless, the majority of [...]
New York Yankees: Meeting CC Sabathia
Yesterday evening, thanks to the gracious PR queen Kathy Jacobson, I had the pleasure of attending a PitCCh In Foundationevent at the MLB Fan Cave, hosted by New York Yankees ace CC Sabathia and his wife Amber. The Sabathia’s’ hosted 52 kids (hence CC dons #52) from the Columbus House clubhouse of the Madison Square [...]
New York Yankees: Angels Turn To The Dark Side
Can you blame them? I am talking about the new evil empire called the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim, who dropped the bomb today with the announcements of signing Albert Pujols and CJ Wilson. Pujols will be making $250 million bucks over the next 10-years; while Wilson will be paid $77.5 million over the next [...]
New York Yankees Trade Rumors: Apologize To AJ Burnett
I might be the only New York Yankees fan who doesn’t think trading AJ Burnett, as New York Post’s George E. King confirmed the rumor to be true, is a good idea. Here are my three reasons why: 1) If Burnett goes to an AL East team or a playoff contender, the Yankees might have [...]
New York Yankees Hot Stove: Why Not Ryan Madson
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 [...]
MLB Batter Vs. Batter: Which Superstar Would You Choose
Pretend it is the middle of MLB’s off-season, and you are hard at work as most General Managers are at this time of year. Significant decisions are looming and need to be made sooner than later, as your team’s forthcoming success depends on it. Now, below are the stats of two currently active MLB hitting [...]
