Great Season Yankees, go the fuck home!!!!!

[ELJUGO]

Fuck both these squads! The smoothest team in ball is the Cards and they're taking the SHIP

[frankb03]

3T!

I think its funny that as much I dislike the Sox, I love how they play the game. With such passion, such youth, their like lil kids playing in the back yard enjoying every second of it, like its their dream to play ball.

Yanks have won so much their approach is more professional.

[griffey_mojo]

I just figured out what Randy's problem is. HE LOST HIS MULLET. That's why he is not the same pitcher of the past.

[jhedrick]

Paul O'Neill, Scott Brosious, David Cone, Joe Girardi,Tino Martinez, were all core players that made the Yankees so succesful. It is very difficult to go get the Sheffield, Giambi, and A-Rods of the world and have the same type of team that helped us be so succesful in the late 90's.

OH SOME PITCHING MIGHT HELP??? Andy Pettitte? Roger Clemens?? how about Jose Contreras??? how does that sound???

[ELJUGO]

I just figured out what Randy's problem is. HE LOST HIS MULLET. That's why he is not the same pitcher of the past.

Don't forget that he misses the juice

[frankb03]

I like having a team that gels over two or three seasons, maybe makes a couple of moves in the offseason, that's what great teams are made of.

The Yanks have won their division how many straight years? They've been a great team. They just don't have the arms anymore.

[frankb03]

Don't forget that he misses the juice

Call me naive. I don't think Randi was on the juice. Age has caught up with him. He's 42.

[mes5107]

The Yanks have won their division how many straight years? They've been a great team. They just don't have the arms anymore.

I should probably rephrase that last statement I made, what I mean to say is that my favorite yankee teams were those of the late eighties and the early to mid nineties. I really became attached to the core players as they grew up and/or played the better part of their careers with the yankees. To me, those were great "teams" as opposed to a collection of great (or used to be great) players.

[jhedrick]

Frank you are exactly right. I think their professionalism is the key to their success, just commenting on how much I enjoy watching people play who see to really love the game.

But the bottom line is the arms. From starters to set up men, Lefty and Righties, they just dont have the dependable pitching

[frankb03]

But the bottom line is the arms. From starters to set up men, Lefty and Righties, they just dont have the dependable pitching

I told my brother this morning that Rivera is clutch. He might be the greatest clutch player in baseball. The guy is unhittable in the playoffs. Except for vs. the Red Sox last year. LOL

[live jive]

u knew yanks would make it close...better be careful here angels

[live jive]

I told my brother this morning that Rivera is clutch. He might be the greatest clutch player in baseball. The guy is unhittable in the playoffs. Except for vs. the Red Sox last year. LOL

what bout vs arizona diamondbacks?

[jcindaville]

sorry to all those who bet and love the yankees. I PRAY THEY LOSE. THEY WIN TOO MUCH

[TwoTonTony]

the yanks will not go quietly...i assure you of that......the 7th inning comeback got us many many times!!!

[frankb03]

what bout vs arizona diamondbacks?

Are you talking about that broken bat single? LOL