YanksBlog.com (Free subscription) | yesterday
In the November 2 issue of ESPN Magazine, they listed the statistical leaders in a handful of categories for the decade spanning from 2000-2009. Alex Rodriguez had the most home runs with 435 (238 with the Yankees), Andy Pettitte had the most wins...
Sliding Into Home (Free subscription) | 8 hours ago
The 2004 Red Sox, fresh off their first franchise title in 86 years, decided to let big names go elsewhere in the offseason following their title. Pedro Martinez, Orlando Cabrera, Derek Lowe, there are a few others. What happened, they didn't win that year, or the year after. I hate making comparisons with the Red Sox, but the Yankees should learn from this. They should resign guys from this year that...
Pinstripe Alley (Free subscription) | 14 hours ago
The euphoria over winning a 27th World Series title has already begun to fade, just a little. The focus is turning to 2010, and trying to win No. 28. What will GM Brian Cashman do this winter? We know what most of the questions are. Hideki Matsui ? Johnny Damon ? Andy Pettitte ? The makeup of the starting rotation? I have been a Yankee fan for the entirety of the Steinbrenner era, and the one thing...
Sliding Into Home (Free subscription) | 14 hours ago
From Tim Kurkjian : 1. How will the world champion Yankees rework their roster? They have three primary free agents, left fielder Johnny Damon, designated hitter Hideki Matsui and starting pitcher Andy Pettitte. Last winter, the Yankees didn't even make an offer to Bobby Abreu or Jason Giambi, allowing each to leave via free agency even though each had recorded pretty good numbers in 2008. Look for...
Have U Heard?? (Free subscription) | yesterday
Dave Letterman welcomes World Series champions, Yankee’s captain Derek Jeter, Andy Pettitte, Jorge Posada and World Series MVP Hideki Matsui on his show for some laughs. The Yankee players sat down with Dave Thursday (Nov. 5), the night before their congratulatory ticket tape parade in NYC, after beating the Philadelphia Phillies to win their 27th World Series [...]
skippvjzc9 | yesterday
PHILADELPHIA – All those meetings on the mound called by catcher Jorge Posada and the New York Yankees are giving Major League Baseball pause, too. Posada and pals visited pitcher CC Sabathia eight times — in a single inning — on Sunday night, grinding Game 4 of the World Series to a standstill. Agitated Phillies fans booed each trip. MLB vice president of umpiring Mike Port said
bonar29in6 | yesterday
PHILADELPHIA – Game 3 of the World Series between the Yankees and Phillies started Saturday night after a rain delay of 1 hour, 20 minutes, the second consecutive year wet weather affected the schedule in Philadelphia. In a light mist, Phillies left-hander Cole Hamels threw the first pitch to Derek Jeter at 9:17 p.m. Andy Pettitte started on the mound for New York. The grounds crew came out to
A Boat Against the Current (Free subscription) | 11/07/2009
The knees, we kept hearing, weren’t what they used to be when he patrolled the outfield, but that didn’t stop the Yankees’ Hideki Matsui from running off with the Most Valuable Player Award for this World Series. His new role as DH relegated him to only 13 at-bats—the fewest for a nonpitcher Series MVP since Rick Dempsey in 1983—but that didn’t stop him from blasting...
pragati94p0o | 11/07/2009
PHILADELPHIA (Reuters) –The New York Yankees will lean heavily on CC Sabathia in their chase for a 27th World Series title as manager Joe Girardi said Saturday the big left-hander would start Sunday's Game Four against Philadelphia. Starting Sabathia on three days' rest instead of the accustomed four means the Yankees ace would also be available to start a deciding Game Seven should the series
sylvesterj8236 | 11/07/2009
PHILADELPHIA – Time out! Jorge Posada pops out of his crouch, stands up in the catcher's box and raises both arms above his head. Hang on, everybody. He's going to need a minute to chat with his pitcher. And then, here it comes ... BOO!! Restless fans, jeering loud enough to hear all over Philadelphia. "I don't care," Posada said. "It's just a big situation. Every time I got out
Stars Are Blind (Free subscription) | 11/07/2009
Taking time out of their celebration, Yankee captain, Derek Jeter and teammates, Andy Pettitte and Jorge Posada sat down with David Letterman to discuss the franchise 27th World Series Championship. The Yankees also took to the streets of Manhattan today for their Championship parade. The team was also joined by their family and rapper [...] Related posts: New York Yankees Win 2009 World Series Meb...
bardolphjh1xg | 11/06/2009
PHILADELPHIA – All those meetings on the mound called by catcher Jorge Posada and the New York Yankees are giving Major League Baseball pause, too. Posada and pals visited pitcher CC Sabathia eight times — in a single inning — on Sunday night, grinding Game 4 of the World Series to a standstill. Agitated Phillies fans booed each trip. MLB vice president of umpiring Mike Port said
YanksBlog.com (Free subscription) | 11/06/2009
Haven't had enough Yankees yet? No? Well a bunch of them hit up the late night television scene last night, with Derek Jeter, Andy Pettitte, Jorge Posada and Hideki Matsui making an appearance on the Late Show with David Letterman. Shortly after, ...
The PopCrunch Show (Free subscription) | 11/06/2009
Baseball came to late night on Thursday evening as the Late Show with David Letterman hosted a three-part interview with World Series-winning champion The New York Yankess from The Ed Sullivan Theater in Manhattan. Here’s a video of Dave’s interview with sluggers Derek Jeter, Andy Pettitte, and Jorge Posada.
In Entertainment (Free subscription) | 11/06/2009
After winning the 105th World Series to become 27-time world champions, the New York Yankees players Andy Pettitte, Jorge Posada, and Derek Jeter had another challenge to step up to, being interviewed by David Letterman. In an episode, which saw Letterman poke, joke and make fun of the Yankees professional and personal lives, the players [...]
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skippvjzc9 | yesterday
PHILADELPHIA – All those meetings on the mound called by catcher Jorge Posada and the New York Yankees are giving Major League Baseball pause, too. Posada and pals visited pitcher CC Sabathia eight times — in a single inning — on Sunday night, grinding Game 4 of the World Series to a standstill. Agitated Phillies fans booed each trip. MLB vice president of umpiring Mike Port said frequent mound meetings...
bonar29in6 | yesterday
PHILADELPHIA – Game 3 of the World Series between the Yankees and Phillies started Saturday night after a rain delay of 1 hour, 20 minutes, the second consecutive year wet weather affected the schedule in Philadelphia. In a light mist, Phillies left-hander Cole Hamels threw the first pitch to Derek Jeter at 9:17 p.m. Andy Pettitte started on the mound for New York. The grounds crew came out to remove...
pragati94p0o | 11/07/2009
PHILADELPHIA (Reuters) –The New York Yankees will lean heavily on CC Sabathia in their chase for a 27th World Series title as manager Joe Girardi said Saturday the big left-hander would start Sunday's Game Four against Philadelphia. Starting Sabathia on three days' rest instead of the accustomed four means the Yankees ace would also be available to start a deciding Game Seven should the series go the...
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