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Joe Torre's Managing Career Joe Torre had some rough years as the skipper of the New York mets, Atlanta Braves and St. Louis Cardinals before finding World series Gold with the New York Yankees. joe torre managing record • joe torre manger career • joe torre mets manager • joe torre cardinals manager • joe torre braves manager
Joe Torre's Playing Career Joe Torre will most likely remembered for his successful years as the skipper of a New York Yankees, but he may actually have been better as a player than as a manager. joe torre career statistics • joe torre playing career • joe torre 1971 mvp • joe torre national league mvp • joe torre career batting average
Joe Torre's Yankee Manager Career When he was hired to manage the Yankees in 1996, no one could have predicted that Joe Torre would enjoy such longevity and success as skipper of the Bronx Zoo. joe torre yankee manager • joe torre fired • joe torre retires • joe torre's yankee record • joe torre career wins
Why Hasn't Torre Been Fired? The Yankees have lost in the playoffs or World Series every season since 2001. Losing means not winning. torre fired • mets • braves and cards fired torre • yankees lost playoffs • torre mets manager
Joe Torre Defends the Yankees Joe Torre and today's managers can learn from the way Miller Huggins handled Babe Ruth. Mangers must be firm and not worry about how a player feels about himself. torre defends yankees • learn from miller huggins • huggins disciplines babe ruth • joe torre bronx bombers • jorge posada yankees catcher cares
What They Really Mean Jimmy Cannon is remembered for his columns of one liners titled “Nobody Asked Me But….” There were many memorable statements, such as “Nobody Asked Me But ‘Joe Louis is a credit to his race…the human race.’” However, Cannon also wrote columns titled “What They Really Mean.” With all due respect, the following might be what they mean in 2004. yankees • joe torre • jimmy cannon • red sox • fred wilpon
Who Will Replace Joe Torre? Joe Torre is out as manager of the New York Yankees. Who will replace him? joe torre fired • joe torre steps down • candidates for manager of the new york yankees • yankees manager fired • yankees manager opening
Better Start Buckling Down The Yankees have had difficulty winning games this spring, even if they are only exhibition games, but today was different, at least for George Steinbrenner. One day before the game against the Mets, the Yankees’ owner said that “We’re at the point where Billy better start buckling down on them or we won’t repeat.” yankees • mets • torre • martin • george steinbrenner
Sheffield, Cox, Leyland, and Torre Bobby Cox praised Gary Sheffield in 2003, and Jim Leyland called him one of the ultimate people in baseball this past offseason. gary sheffield • atlanta braves • new york yankees • bobby cox • joe torre
And They Finished 17 Games Out Many years ago, a Yankees team had four Hall of Famers. Their main rival that season was the Boston Red Sox, a team that had not four but FIVE Hall of Famers, but it was the Yankees who won the pennant and swept the Reds in the World Series while Boston finished a distant second, 17 games out of first place. yankees • new york yankees • world series • baseball • hall of fame
Gary, Joe, and Gil It was bound to happen, and after it happened, no one reported it. Gary Sheffield dropped a fly ball in the third inning of yesterday’s game when the ball hit the middle of his glove, which was next to his left hip, and popped out. Fortunately for the self declared Yankees’ team leader, the Texas Rangers had a runner on first, enabling the quick witted, never give in, “I don’t strike out when I don’t want to” Sheffield to fire the fallen baseball to Robinson Cano, who in turn fired to Derek Jeter to force Kevin Mensch at second. yankees • new york • new york yankees • gary sheffield • joe torre
How Terrific? "Overall, Torre said he thought Rodriguez was ‘terrific,’ but the manager added this qualifier: ‘Knowing that there'd be an adjustment period." alex rodriguez • yankees • joe torre • red sox • brosius
I Demand A Re-count Favourtism and ballot stuffing are tainting the best all-star game in professional sports. baseball • all-star • ballot • stuffing • favourtism
MVP New York, December 1, 2006. New York Yankees’ rookie sensation, Iget KlutcHits, has been voted the American League’s Most Valuable Player AND Rookie of the Year for the 2006 season despite having only 61 official plate appearances. The Base Ball Writers Association of America (BBWAA), in the closest vote ever for MVP, elected KlutcHits over Jason Giambi, a decision that is certain to foment great controversy. yankees • new york • joe torre • roger clemens • american league
No Shortcuts to Cooperstown, NY How the modern save statistic has skewered the way a game is played, and why it should not impact Hall of Fame Balloting. closer • lee smith • bruce sutter • mariano rivera • joe torre
Not So Bad? The third baseman is a shortstop, the leftfielder is a second baseman, the centerfielder is a left fielder, the first baseman is cheered because he lost some weight and alleges he will now be a good boy, and the starting pitchers are old and ineffective. The setup man throws up before playoff games, and there is no bench. yankees • new york yankees • world series • world champions • playoffs
Players Signed Because of Torre From the early 1980s until the mid-1990s, players didn't want to play for George Steinbrenner. Joe Torre turned that completely around. players signed because of torre • joe's steadying influence • come to new york • play for george steinbrenner • joe's career in '95
Posada Wants to Stay With Yankees Jorge Posada says he wants to stay with the New York Yankees. jorge posada free agency • jorge posada new york yankees • jorge posada joe girardi • jorge posada three year contract • jorge posada free agaent yankees
Runaway Baseball Team All’s well that ends well, or at least that seems to be the case. In one of the most bizarre incidents ever in American sports, the AWOL New York Yankees American League Baseball Club has been found safe and sound in New Mexico. new york yankees • yankees • world series • world champions • george steinbrenner
Six Game Tryout The situation called for a right handed batter but there was absolutely NO chance of that for two reasons. First, Joe Torre would not send up a hitter for Giambi because this was the last game of Giambi’s six game “tryout.” Second is that the right handed batters on the bench were Andy Phillips, Russ Johnson, John Flaherty, and Rey Sanchez (a switch hitter). yankees • joe torre • jason giambi • home run • world series
The Mentality of Mediocrity: A Chance to Win After Al Leiter, formerly of New York’s other team and most recently of the team that defeated a somnambulant Yankees team in the 2003 World Series faced fifteen Indians and walked five of them a few nights ago, allowing five runs in two innings, the lead story in the New York taboids bemoaned the fact that the veteran lefty didn’t give his team a chance to win against the Indians. yankees • world series • baseball • al leiter • joe torre
The Yankees Lose A Close One Joe Torre had three position players on his bench. None was a better option than Melky Cabrera, who did not accomplish the task. new york yankees • anaheim angels • joe torre • mike scioscia • world series
This One Belongs to Joe Joe Torre made the key move, or rather, he didn’t make the move many would have made. Despite the home runs and the emphasis on power, taking pitches, drawing walks, bunting, and getting base hits are what wins games. Cairo had a better chance of reaching base than Clarke had of hitting a home run. yankees • twins • joe torre • alex rodriguez • derek jeter
Al Trautwig: An Underrated Treasure Yankees’ broadcaster Al Trautwig brings a freshness and optimism to a baseball broadcast that is rarely seen anymore. He is modest, self-effacing, and of greatest importance, a fine announcer. trautwig • yankees • broadcaster
2007 MLB Quarterly Report: AL East In the first of the Quarterly Reports, the Red Sox are showing that 2004 may not have been a fluke, but may be the start of a trend. Has the curse been forever reversed? american league east standings • american league power rankings • american league east 2007 • mlb quarterly report • boston red sox
A Miracle? If their four victories against the Yankees occurred in any other sequence in the best of seven series, the miracle would have been that the Red Sox won the World Series, not that they won a playoff series, but because they won the final four games against the Yankees after losing the first three, it became a miracle. world series • yankees • red sox • yogi berra • david cone
Baseball Managers on the Hot Seat A month of baseball is in the books and some managers are already on the hot seat. A look at four teams not living up to expectations. baseball • manager • general manager • new york yankees • george steinbrenner
Bernie Williams and His Yankees It hurts me to get on people. I don't like to get on people, because I don't want them to get on me." Bernie Williams bernie williams • david cone • yankees • world championship • world series
Chase Wright Props Up Yankees Chase Wright had never pitched a game above AA before April 17, but he managed to get enough outs to help the beleaguered Yankees earn a victory. new york yankees • chase wright • injuries • aa • trenton
Game 7 of the 2001 World Series The final game of the 2001 Fall Classic marked the end of an era in the Bronx. game 7 2001 world series • 2001 world series • schilling world series mvp • randy johnson world series mvp • randy johnson curt schilling
If You Pick Belle, You're Fired Albert Belle was one of the most feared athletes, both on and off the field. He had some great seasons, most of which were certainly offensive. albert belle • ralph kiner • stan musial • johnny mize • ted williams
Mets Would Beat Los Angeles Joe Torre has taken his act to the West Coast, where Los Angeles is viewed as having a good chance of winning the division, which is irrelevant because of the Mets. 2008 new york mets • starting pitching • relief pitchers • excellent bench • beat boston
Pitching Wins the World Series Pitching wins championships. From Cornelius Alexander McGillicuddy, known as Connie Mack, to the modern era of Joe Torre, good pitching will usually stop good hitting. pitching wins • pitching wins world series • october baseball • era joe torre • two playoff rounds
Sheffield Talks About Torre Gary Sheffield will never shut up. He should look at things from the perspective of those he criticizes. Of greater importance, he must realize that he might be wrong. gary sheffield talks • hall of fame • joe torre • first ballot hall of famer • torre singled out sheffield
Stengel and Torre: Make a Choice Torre's teams finished first as many times as Stengel's, but Torre won 4 fewer pennants because he was defeated in the playoffs, which didn't exist when Stengel managed. new york yankees • casey stengel • joe torre • yankees manager • managed yankees
They Didn't Always Hit Home Runs When fans think of the Brooklyn Dodgers they usually think of Ebbets Field and Brooklyn’s devastating home run power. The Brooklyn Dodgers' last decade, the decade of Jackie Robinson, PeeWee Reese, Duke Snider, Gil Hodges, Roy Campanella, Carl Furillo, and Don Newcombe has left an indelible association between the Brooklyn Dodgers and the home run, but it was not always so. brooklyn dodgers • brooklyn • dodgers • ebbets field • world series
Yankees Being Smart About Pitching The New York Yankees have spent almost $400 million to secure a potent offense for 2008 and beyond, but have they paid emough attention to their pitching needs? yankees pitching in 2008 • yankees startin rotation 2008 • yankees johan santana trade • johan santana melky carbrera • johan santana ian kennedy
World Series Game 1 Diary A diary of Game 1 of the 1999 World Series world series game 1 • atlanta braves • new york yankees • 1999
Leadoff Hitter? Who Needs a Leadoff Hitter? The 2002 Yankees do not have a “traditional type” of leadoff batter. It is less of a problem than many fans realize. yankees • leadoff • batting order • on base average.
Offensive New York Yankees, Yankees, Babe Ruth, Lou Gehrig, Randy Johnson, Joe Torre, home run, runs, Mike Mussina, Kevin Brown, bullpen, Joe McCarthy, lefty gomez • red ruffing and herb pennock. they are all hall o • mike mussina • and kevin brown. all have had great careers with
The New York Yankees Next Manager The New York Yankees are looking for a new skipper for the first time in 12 seasons. Who is going to take over for Joe Torre? yankees next manager • yankees new manager • next yankees manager • yankee manager in 2008 • new york yankees manager
Yankees Make All the Right Moves The Yankees are once again shelling out huge dollars in the off-season, but are they getting any better? The answer is yes, they are getting much, much better. yankees free agent signing • a-rod contract with yankees • a-rod free agent yankees • a-rod free agent contract • a=rod $275 million contract
A-Rod Will Search for New Home Alex Rodriguez did not always get the superstar treatment he deserved in New York, now Yankee fans may lose him. alex rodriguez new destination • a-rod's new home • alex rodriguez best shortstop • alex rodriguez new home • alex rodriguez future
Are YOU Among Those Who Know That: Are you among those who know the following? new york yankees • yankees • mets • new york • brooklyn
Complaining About This Year's All-Star Selections A look at the selections for the 2001 All-Star game baseball • all-star game • maddux • 2001
Defending the All-Star Teams The All-Star selections of Torre and Valentine aren't that bad. sports • teams • baseball • yankees • boston
Dump the Cash Man Subtle events speak volumes. Getting Jesse Orosco and NOT getting Graeme Lloyd reveals so much about Brian Cashman. graeme lloyd • yankees • jesse orosco • brian cashman
Twins Victorious on Opening Day The Minnesota Twins ruin seven-time golden-glove winner's homecoming by defeating the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim on MLB Opening Day minnesota twins • mlb opening day • torii hunter • vlad guerrero • los angeles angels |
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