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The 1998 New York Yankees
The New York Yankees have had many great seasons over the years, but their 1998 edition was at least the second best team ever, if not the best.
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• 1998 new york yankees
• 1998 world champion yankees
• 1998 yankees wins
• 1998 yankees best team
Hitting Requires Pitching
Scoring runs does not win games. Scoring more runs than the opposition scores wins games. The New York Yankees have added offense and should score more runs, but the key to regaining the World Championship is the pitching staff.
• 1930 yankees
• gehrig
• ruth
• ruffing
• gomez
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
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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
But We Beat the Red Sox
Winners are not concerned with the goals and accomplishments of others. Winners go out and do what they must.
• yankees-red sox rivalry
• yankees
• red sox
• brooklyn dodgers
• new york giants
Rickey Henderson's Yankees' Career
Henderson played for the Yankees from 1985-1989. He was a fine player, but the Yankees have had many outfielders who had better Yankee careers.
• henderson's yankees career
• rickey all time great
• henderson yankees
• ruth
• dimaggio
The Pride and The Pressure
Michael Morrissey's newest book, The Pride and the Pressure, examines the highs and lows of being a New York Yankee.
• new york yankees
• new york yankees book review
• pride and the pressure
• michael morrissey baseball book
• mlb book review
Jeter and A-Rod Must Win in 2007
After three years together and no championships, the New York Yankees look to their $441 million combination of A-Rod and Jeter to lead the team to a title.
• jeter and a-rod
• jeter a-rod yankees 2007
• 2007 new york yankees
• alex rodriguez and derek jeter
• derek jeter and alex rodriguez
I'm a Yankee-Doodle-Dandy!
Personal reflection for the 4th of July. Recipes a tall tale and Yankee Doodle
• tall tale
• southern culture
• south carolina
• recipes
• 4th of july
Thornton Burgess and the Yankee Rabbit
a narrative summary of Thornton Burgess' works and collaborations with Harrison Cady with links for biography, bibliography, pictures
• children's literature
• thornton burgess
• harrison cady
• george kerr
• early 20th century literature
Eddie Lopat, the Steady Yankee
Ed Lopat teamed up with Allie Reynolds and Vic Raschi to give the Yankees three formidable starters who could match the Indians' BobFeller, Bob Lemon, and Early Wynn.
• eddie lopat steady yankee
• threw junk
• important as reynolds and raschi
• yankees acquire lopat
• young catcher named yogi berra
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
Pasting.
Don't you just love being able to cut/copy and paste whatever you want wherever you want? Yankee Clipper makes it even better.
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The 1967 Yankees: An Underrated Team?
Comparing teams from different seasons is subjective because the statistics are based upon a comparison between and among teams in a specific league in a specific year. One can compare the 1967 Yankees to any 1967 American League team and reach objective conclusions but one cannot objectively compare the 1967 Yankees to the 1965 Red Sox because they played in different leagues against different opponents.
• yankees
• 1967 american league
• mickey mantle
• apba baseball
Yes, Virginia, the Yankees Once Were A Bad Team
It seems like ancient history but it wasn’t that long ago. The Yankees really did have some awful seasons for long stretches at a time. From 1965 until 1976 the Yankees won nothing and for many of those years they were really bad.
The hard times arrived suddenly but in retrospect they should have been anticipated.
• yankees
• mantle
• maris
• ford
• howard
Game Seven Four Consecutive Years
It is unusual for the visiting team to win the seventh game of the World Series, but it happened every time from 1955-1958.
• seventh game world series
• visiting team world series
• visiting team
• brooklyn dodgers 1955 world series
• yankees beat brooklyn
Mantle Loses Holdout
Mickey would accept a salary cut of $2,000, but not more. He made $72,000, not $75,,000 in 1959. The Yankees' offer of $55,000, made Mickey livid.
• mantle loses holdout
• mickey mantle refuses pay cut
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• trade mickey mantle
The Top 10 Baseball Teams Ever
Many great teams have come and gone over the past 140 years of major league baseball. Here is our list of the ten best baseball teams of all time.
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Origins of Yankees-Red Sox Rivalry
In in-depth look at the greatest rivalry in sports, and how the boys from Beantown just might be turning the tables on the Bronx Bombers.
• yankees red sox rivalry
• babe ruth red sox pitcher
• babe ruth red sox years
• red sox world series 1903 1912
• fenway park open 1912
The 1927 New York Yankees
According to many, this was the greatest team in baseball history. Here is a brief summary of the players that led the team to eternal greatness.
• 1927 new york yankees
• new york yankees
• murderers row
• best baseball team ever
• best baseball team
A Big Hoax?
"I get sick and tired of everyone wanting to flaunt their training method, to show that they’re the biggest and strongest and baddest, All of that is a big hoax. Nobody trains harder than anybody else. It's a bunch of garbage and I'm sick and tired of hearing it."
Gary Sheffield
• balco
• yankees
• clemens
• sheffield
• bonds
Beane Ball
Billy Beane has stated that not winning a division series does is not a sore spot for him. Contrast this with George Steinbrenner's philosophy.
• beane
• yankees
• steinbrenner
• boston globe
• oakland.
Do You Blame the Marlins for Smiling?
This season will see an escalation in the hyperbole. The Yankees and Red Sox play seven games in April, three at the end of June, three at the end of July, and six during the middle and end of September. No matter what happens in the April games, in July reasons will be given to explain why the results of the first seven games should be discounted.
• yankees-red sox
• red sox-yankees
• baseball rivalries.
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
Fantasy Baseball Injury Update
Keep on top of all important fantasy baseball injuries with daily flash reports and a weekly health status on dozens of key Major League players.
• fantasy baseball injury
• fantasy baseball injuries
• 2007 fantasy baseball injuries
• 2007 fantasy baseball season
• 2007 mlb fantasy report
Hesitate or They May Be Lost
The Yankees will almost certainly finish first in the Eastern Division this season, but they need outfield help to win the World Series. Trading too much young talent should not be an option.
• yankees
• nick johnson
• shannon stewart
• eastern division.
Is A-Rod Worth a Billion Dollars?
One day after his client helped the Yankees lose to the Cleveland Indians in the ALDS, Scott Boras says that A-Rod is worth between $500 Million and $1 Billion.
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• a-rod one billion dollars
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• alex rodriguez opt out
Jason and Tino
The Yankees replaced fan favorite Tino Martinez with Jason Giambi, a player who has had some excellent offensive seasons. Giambi will help the Yankees and Tino will help his new team, the St. Louis Cardinals.
• giambi
• tino
• opening day
• yankees
John Brown's Raid
A startling event in mid-October of 1859 brought the prospect of a sectional split between North and South even closer.
• civil war
• north
• south
• john brown
• slavery
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.
No More Pettitte. So What?
Andy Pettitte is gone. He has signed with the Houston Astros. leaving the Yankees and most of their fans upset. Pettitte won 21 games this past season and some think that he might have become the greatest of all Yankees left-handers. I don’t think so.
• yankees
• pettitte
• astros
• ford
• world series.
No Pitching?
The New York Yankees won their first pennant in 1921 and last won the World Series in 2000. While the Yankees have had many outstanding pitchers, almost all of the greatest of the great pitched elsewhere. Despite that fact, the Yankees may be the team whose pitching has been the best and most consistent of the modern era.
• yankees
• pitching
• ruth
• gehrig
• dimaggio
Now is NOT the Time
The Yankees should emulate some of the things the Minnesota Twins have done and then George Steinbrenner might be happier.
• minnestota
• twins
• yankees
• steinbrenner
• world series.
October: It's Not Because of Boone
Yankees’ third baseman Aaron Boone is probably out for the season and it seems as if the Yankees are working from the premises that 1) Boone was a star and therefore 2) only a star can replace him. Both premises are patently wrong.
• yankees
• boone
• star
• world series
• bucky dent.
Pedro, Roger, Bernie and Kim
The greatest rivalry in the history of sports has taken a hit. Pedro Martinez has announced that he will become a free agent at the end of this season. Pedro Martinez will be leaving the Red Sox “Nation” to join another “nation” unless the Red Sox produce enough Federal Reserve Notes to satisfy him.
• pedro
• martinez
• yankees
• red sox
• williams
Predictions 2002
Predictions for the 2002 baseball season
• 2002 mlb braves rockies astros cardinals white sox
Relief
Closers are in the game approximately 1/18 of the time their team plays. A team plays 162 games, the closer appears in about one half of those games, and he pitches one inning.
• mariano rivera
• yankees
• closer
• bruce sutter
• relief pitchers
Roger's Return
New York, July 30, 2004.
The New York Yankees announced today that they had pulled off a blockbuster trade with the Houston Astros, acquiring centerfielder Carlos Beltran and right-handed pitcher Roger Clemens for centerfielder Kenny Lofton, left-handed pitcher Alex Graman and prospects Robinson Cano and Dioner Navarro.
• yankees
• astros
• clemens
• williams
• lofton
Ruth Builds a House in the Bronx
The Yankees-Red Sox rivalry heated up of the field long before the two teams became bitter enemies between the lines. When Harry Frazee sold Babe Ruth, a Curse Was Born.
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Swindler and Junkman
Ed Lopat was 5’10” tall and weighed 185 pounds. He was one of the best left-handed pitchers in Yankees’ history but is rarely mentioned anymore. Yankees’ general manager George Weiss acquired Ed Lopat in one of the most one-sided trades ever made.
• yankees
• lopat
• reynolds
• world series
• stengel
The Comeback Crew
After coming back from two outs and two-game losses all year, the Mariners continue to make comebacks in the post season. This could help them in the ALCS.
• seattle mariners
• new york yankees
• american league championship series
• comebacks
• seattle mariners
Trades
Trades provide vast material for fascinating discussion. It is too bad that making trades is not longer based only on a player's ability. Too many factors, not directly related to baseball, are considered.
• trades
• yankees
• knoblauch
• bonds
• milton.
Under Forty is Not Bad
Joe DiMaggio. That’s it. The team that has won more World Championships and lost more World Championships has had only one right handed hitter who hit at least 40 home runs in a single season. In 1937, Joe DiMaggio hit 46 home runs.
• dimaggio
• yankees
• right handed
• 40
• babe ruth
VICTORRES
The New York Yankees announced today that they have hired statistician Jayne Dough as a special consultant to manager Joe Torre. The 17 year old Dough is a former child prodigy who has created a statistical model that evaluates each player’s performance based upon a composite measurement called “Victorres.”
• yankees
• dough
• torre
• bill james
• red sox
What About the Other Guy?
It was just a wedding in June, that’s all that it was, but oh what it seemed to be. It was just trading Alfonso Soriano for Alex Rodriguez in February, that’s all that it was, but oh what it really might be (2).
• a-rod
• alex rodriguez
• alfonso soriano
• new york yankees
• george steinbrenner
Why the Bullets Are No More
How can anyone think that the media and our society condone violence? After all, the basketball team that represents our nation’s capital was changed from the BULLETS to the Wizards. We can all sit back and stop worrying.
• violence
• metaphor
• yankees
• red sox
• garnett
You're Never Too Old
Does it really matter how old a player is?
• baseball
• sports
• news
• teams
• indians
A-Rod, Ruth and Great Seasons
In 2007, Alex Rodriguez had an outstanding season that compares favorably with the best of Ruth, Gehrig, Mantle, DiMaggio, Mattingly, and Dickey.
• alex rodriguez 2007 season
• yankees' best
• best of ruth
• outstanding yankees
• mattingly batting average