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This post was written by Yahoo! Sports - MLB - New York Yankees News on June 12, 2011
Jeter to become first in pinstripes to 3,000 hits (AP)
The 3,000 Hit Club is an elite group of baseball's greats. Musial. Ripken. Cobb. Mays. Not one of the 27, though, joined while wearing a Yankees uniform. Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig never did it. Neither did Joe DiMaggio or Mickey Mantle. Same for Bernie Williams and Don Mattingly. There's an All-Star roll call of Yankees who came up short for reasons that include illness, injury, wartime service...
Throwing Pains: Hurting at the hot corner (Yahoo! Sports)
Welcome to Throwing Pains, your weekly run to the hot corner hospital to see what the Rx roll call looks like. I am not a doctor and I won't even play one on the web. Nope, it's up to the … Continue reading →
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This post was written by Yahoo! Sports - MLB - New York Yankees News on May 6, 2011
Throwing Pains: Joe Mauer’s return date remains open (Yahoo! Sports)
Welcome to Throwing Pains, your weekly run to the hot corner hospital to see what the Rx roll call looks like. I am not a doctor and I won't even play one on the web. Nope, it's up to the … Continue reading →
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This post was written by Yahoo! Sports - MLB - New York Yankees News on April 29, 2011
A Sad End to the Stadium
It’s a tough year to be a Yankee fan. With a $200 million payroll, the seats aren’t the cheapest MLB tickets, the beloved stadium is closing and the team has underperformed.
But New York Yankees tickets are still very popular with most games sold out. With the 56,000 seat Yankee Stadium closing, fans want to come one more time to the place that gave them so many memories over the years. And that may mean going to a New York ticket broker to visit Monument Park or do the roll call in the place they always have known and loved.
But it’s going to end very soon. With only seven games left, Yankee fans will say one last goodbye. It will be sad because there will be no October for the team either. If the fans want World Series tickets they will look to New York Mets tickets or Boston Red Sox tickets.
Many won’t and will forget sports until they gets New York Yankees tickets to New Yankee Stadium next year. Rather they will >find Broadway musical tickets, concert tickets for Madison Square Garden or Cheech & Chong in New York.
Whatever they look to do, these show will be more affordable New York City event tickets than the New York Yankees.
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This post was written by JoeMcDonald on September 15, 2008
