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Archive for July 4th, 2008
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The Red Sox Do Things the Yankees Need to DoPosted by: Betty in MLB, tags: NSCocoa Nescukua Apple cocoa carbon deaf developm
Jul
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Major League Roundup: Four Innings of Scoreless Relief Lead Mariners Past the TigersPosted by: Betty in MLB, tags: NSCocoa Nescukua Apple cocoa carbon deaf developm
Jul
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Mets Notebook: Talk With Hernandez Does Little for ReyesPosted by: Betty in MLB, tags: NSCocoa Nescukua Apple cocoa carbon deaf developm
Jul
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Yankees Notebook: Yankees Call the Shots on a Homer PromotionPosted by: Betty in MLB, tags: NSCocoa Nescukua Apple cocoa carbon deaf developm
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Johnny Damon, realistPosted by: Betty in MLB, tags: NSCocoa Nescukua Apple cocoa carbon deaf developm
From the perspective of the news media, there are three attributes of the ideal player to cover: he should be available, honest and interesting. Few players embody all three, but Johnny Damon does.
A day after speaking from the heart about the Yankees’ struggles – which followed his address to the team at a postgame [...]
Jul
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Soggy affair ends in sordid fashionPosted by: Betty in MLB, tags: NSCocoa Nescukua Apple cocoa carbon deaf developm
So much for meetings. Josh Beckett stifled the Yankees after a shaky opening, Mike Lowell hit a big three-run homer and Johnny Damon left with a left shoulder injury as the Red Sox rolled over New York, 6-4, on Independence Day at Yankee Stadium.
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Yanks searching for their identityPosted by: Betty in MLB, tags: NSCocoa Nescukua Apple cocoa carbon deaf developm
Maybe it's time their games were carried by the Discovery Channel, because these Bombers still seem to be trying to discover who they are, and what their 2008 expectations should be.
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Damon hurt as ball sits on top of wallPosted by: Betty in MLB, tags: NSCocoa Nescukua Apple cocoa carbon deaf developm
Damon hurt as ball sits on top of wall
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Cano selfless about his recent surgePosted by: Betty in MLB, tags: NSCocoa Nescukua Apple cocoa carbon deaf developm
Robinson Cano's recent surge at the plate hasn't coincided with a Yankees winning streak, which the second baseman said he would sacrifice hits for in a heartbeat.
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Veteran tosses memorable pitchPosted by: Betty in MLB, tags: NSCocoa Nescukua Apple cocoa carbon deaf developm
When Tony Odierno took the mound to throw the first pitch on Thursday, he wasn't doing it just as a Yankees fan. He also wasn't doing it because it was a Yankees-Red Sox game. He was throwing it for much more than that.
Jul
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Tony Odierno’s First Pitch at Yankee StadiumPosted by: Betty in MLB, tags: NSCocoa Nescukua Apple cocoa carbon deaf developm
“I’m throwing it out for all of them that are still serving our country,” said Tony Odierno, the retired United States Army captain who is working as a team intern in stadium operations, who threw out the first pitch at Yankee Stadium on Friday.
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Near jinx couldn’t stop Righetti’s no-noPosted by: Betty in MLB, tags: NSCocoa Nescukua Apple cocoa carbon deaf developm
When he pitched on hot days, Dave Righetti liked to go to the clubhouse between innings to cool off. On July 4, 1983, 25 years ago today, Righetti was following his normal routine.
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2008
Numbers Favor RaysPosted by: Betty in MLB, tags: NSCocoa Nescukua Apple cocoa carbon deaf developm
According to one predictive Web site, the Tampa Bay Rays are very likely to make the playoffs.
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Clubhouse finds clarity following lossPosted by: Betty in MLB, tags: NSCocoa Nescukua Apple cocoa carbon deaf developm
Less than 12 hours after he rocked the Yankees with a scathing team meeting, Joe Girardi was preaching coolness on Friday, proclaiming it a new day and urging his players to move on.
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