
The massive reach of the Yankees is simply undeniable. While it’s surprising to find say, a Blue Jays fan in New Mexico, it’s no surprise to see a Yankee fan in the most isolated and oppressive country in the world.
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I used to think kayaks were only meant for whitewater rafting, but I can see how it would be more exciting if you add the risk of being swallowed whole by a pack of whales, too.
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Muammar Gaddafi, the former Libyan dictator of 42 years, was killed today in his hometown of Sirte. He was captured by fighters after he was found hiding in a drainage ditch with a few of his bodyguards. The man who claims to have struck the death blow? A man in a New York Yankees hat.
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When the Red Sox are at their best they are grinding teams out. They rack up pitch counts, chase out starting pitchers, and hit timely hits. In the AL East teams have to be able to take a beating and the Sox just didn’t look like the lion hearted, scrappy fighters we are used to seeing. They didn’t even want to be in the ring.
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In what has become an annual ritual for the New York Yankees, the 2011 rookies were hazed and humiliated as a part of their initiation into the big leagues.
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Last night the Yankees put a second rate reliever on the mound for this second start of his career against a red-hot Rays team that is chomping at the bit to overtake the Sox in the remaining two games of the season against a bunch of Yankee benchwarmers.
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Yankees GM Brian Cashman admitted earlier today that his interest in Carl Crawford this past season was not genuine. His only reason for entering the sweepstakes for the overpaid, underachieving outfielder was to drive the price up for his AL East blood rival, the Boston Red Sox.
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On September 1st, Major League teams will expand their rosters in preparation for the Playoffs, meaning teams like the Yankees can bring up scorching hot talent like Jesus Montero, who is destroying pitchers down in AAA.
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Desperate times call for desperate measures, and NYC Mayor Michael Bloomberg is pulling out all the stops to keep New Yorkers safe as they prepare to ride out Hurricane Irene over the weekend.
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