I think whatever of my colleagues characterized this article on Twitter as "World Series that don't include the Yankees invariably suck" was actually being unfair (although it would be an accurate summary of this one.) Rather, Kepner was saying that recent world Series have sucked...
Yuck the Fankees
Apparently the ramps in the new Yankee Stadium were made out of paint, breadsticks, and shellac. I wish I could say that their issues with their construction company Valdazzo Brothers.
Loomis has identified a troubling trend.
Joe Sheehan, after discussing the de facto end of the series when dumbshit Brian Fuentes decided to throw Slappy an 0-2 meatball with a lead in the 11th:It's 2-0, but does anyone think this series is over? Yes.Look, a team that's clearly inferior is down...
Slappy Rodriguez will never get a hit in a big game. As so many New York sportswriters informed us, the Yankees would be much better off with a nice Scott.
Can we please stop hearing this nonsense now? And because of that dumbshit Punto I'm going to have to be hearing about St. Jeter's latest great play all playoffs now.
To state the obvious, he's no Mariano Rivera. I'm glad I had plans so I didn't have to see it live...And despite Slappy's performance (not his first good postseason one against the helpless-as-babes-against-the-Yankees Twins), sportswriters will still try to divide players into "clutch" and "not-clutch."
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The Yankees may not use the greatest pitcher athlete in Yankee known human history in their post-season rotation? If they remember his countless great starts -- why, who can forget.
It's obviously just one formula, but the Yankees and Dodgers being 1 - 2 in the "Secret Sauce" rankings is nonetheless depressing.
In the midst of generally disastrous picks -- I had at least remembered being more reluctant about picking Cleveland than I was -- was an actual insight:I initially thought that.
Looks like it's the end of the road for the final active member of the core of the best starting rotation of my lifetime, and the best post-season pitcher of.