7) It's impossible NOT to homer at the new Yankee Stadium. Even Melky's gone deep.
6) Do you really want to be on "The Surreal Life"?
Yankee Stadium
30 April 2009
If she refuses, tell her no more booty calls.
Posted by Chris Strickland | 2 comments
28 August 2008
this afternoon. These fans are watching their beloved Yanks play the Sox for the last time in Yankee Stadium. Wouldn’t it be special if the Yanks won it in the 9th, just for the fans? We still would take 2 out of 3 for the series, and the Yanks still might not make the playoffs.
Posted by Tony Rossi | No comments yet
26 August 2008
This current series may well be the last time the Red Sox will ever play in the original Yankee Stadium. They played against the Yankees to open the Stadium in 1923. I'm not investin
Posted by Skip Maloney | No comments yet
28 July 2008
He also tossed a no-hitter at Fenwway and shut the Yankees out in Yankee Stadium. Those, in case you are wondering, are the credentials of an ace.
I admit, I was hesitant to jump on the Lester bandwagon. I didn't think he'd win more than 15 games in a season, assuming that he'd be a solid middle-of-the-rotation kind of guy. Truthfully, I though Buchholz was the better prospect. But, as was the case with Dustin Pedroia, chalk one up for the Sox scouting department. Lester has emerged as a truly dominant left-hander, a rare commodity in the Major Leagues these days. Jason Varitek says Lester is going to be the best left-hander in the game in a few years, and watching this season, it's hard to argue with The Captain.
Posted by Keith Testa | No comments yet
15 July 2008
aign is the last go around for the world’s most famous, largest, and most prominent ballpark, Yankee Stadium. It seems hard to believe, and even more sacrilegious that this living legend’s days are numbered. Built in 1923 and christened by the greatest ballplayer to ever live, Babe Ruth, the cathedral of baseball will never truly be replaced. Although the Bombers will move a block to
Posted by Michael Castillo | No comments yet
6 July 2008
It's that time of year again when every other commercial on television promotes the All-Star Game, and ballparks around the majors are stocked with ballots. So keeping with the theme, I’ve decided to name players to my inaugural All–Star team and I’ll start with the National League. So far there have been the usual suspects putting up solid first halves, and also some surprises that have shocked everyone with success. So far in 2008, the season seems almost as a Bizarro season to steal Sports Illustrated’s mantra. The Rays and the Cubs have been pace setters, and the defending National League Pennant winners are at the rear of field, lost somewhere in the ice cold Rockies. So keeping with the spirit, here are my National League All-Stars with a few surprises and few old schoolers.
Posted by Michael Castillo | No comments yet
3 July 2008
Just what the Sox need headed into a big holiday weekend 4 game series at Yankee Stadium-- a slump! Never was it more odvious that the Sox middle relief is nearly non-existant than during the 7th inning of last night's loss to the Devil Rays when Craig Hansen walked in a run with the bases loaded and nobidy out. Without a doubt the Sox's worst inning of the season saw Delcarmen & Hansen unable to throw a strike or make an out.
Posted by Turgasso | No comments yet
24 April 2008
Associated Press has just reported that the Boston Red Sox jersey of David Ortiz buried under Yankee Stadium earlier this month has sold for $175,100 in a charity auction for The Jim
Posted by Scott Melesky | No comments yet
