Feng Shui on the Yankees
Saturday, February 19th, 2005This applies to the Yankees, for me. When Posada is at catcher, Bernie is in center and, especially, Jeter is at short stop… something just feels right. Call it what you will, but I like it.
This applies to the Yankees, for me. When Posada is at catcher, Bernie is in center and, especially, Jeter is at short stop… something just feels right. Call it what you will, but I like it.
I took the quiz and I’m “57% (Dixie). Barely into the Dixie category.”
For the record, I have lived in (approximate numbers) Florida for 4 years, Massachusetts for 1 year, New Hampshire for 10 years and Mississippi for 5 years.
Via Lone Star Times.
Let’s take a look here…
Cashman answered this well:
“He had a chance to be a Yankee last year and he chose to go to San Diego,” Cashman said of Wells.
Joe Torre is one of the most respected managers in baseball, I think most will agree. If you have a problem with Joe Torre, chances are you are the problem.
Speaking of that inherited team, Joe has been at it for 9 years. Wells was on the team for 4 of those years. Those teams? 1 WS win, 2 appearances. The other 5 years? 3 WS wins, 4 appearances. Coincidence? Probably, but I’m just saying…
“He was talking like he’d won three or four rings with them, when he hadn’t,” Wells said. “And that kind of disturbed me, because I would never put myself in that situation. … He shouldn’t put himself in that category. You gotta earn it.”
He can say we because he is part of the current “we”.
“Last year, I probably had the best ovation I’ve ever had in my life,” Wells said of his return to New York with San Diego. “To get a two-three minute standing ovation, was awesome. … They don’t forget and that’s what’s so good about New York. They remember, and hopefully just because I’m putting on a Red Sox jersey, they don’t think I’m a traitor of any sort.”
I didn’t really like you when you were a Yankee, but … if you start hitting Yankees, those people who did like you may just start to turn…
Via Alex.
What kind of crazy nut job spends 1 1/2 – 2 hours reviewing, fine tuning, changing and organizing contact templates for his communities?
…
Yes, it is me.
In a brand new article, SI.com’s Tom Verducci calls Yankee Stadium, “The House that ‘Roids Built”.
I wonder if he meant it as bad as it sounds. As if to chalk up the Yankees success to steroids…
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AOL Music also has some good stuff.
Good entry from Mark Cuban regarding political bloggers, the “new paparazzi”.
This thread at SitePoint has got me thinking about something I should do more: backup files. I need a real easy way to get it done. An external hard drive seems like a good idea to me! Price is something, but it looks like it might cost me a couple hundred.
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