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Ballgame over, 22 game winning streak over! #ohiostatebuckeyes #Buckeyes
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Drop whatever you're doing, folks
We're kicking off this Chaos Tuesday™ with a new bracket of the most embarrassing Yankees moments of the Aaron Boone era. There are 32 embarrassments coming from across 4 regions: October Nightmares, Boone's Brain, The Front Office, and Other Insanity That Sounds Made Up.
Be sure to vote early and often as we narrow things down to identify the single greatest embarrassment of the Boone era! We may not have the ALCS or the World Series this year, but at least we'll always have Chaos Tuesday. (First-round polls are in the replies below.)
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Yankees fan escorted out after interfering with Anthony Volpe's game-tying HR turned RBI double.
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Three straight Yankees postseasons have ended with another team celebrating on our turf.
Do NOT let it become four tonight.
Yanks deserved to lose this series. 4 straight clinchers were finished at Yankee Stadium with all the road teams winning. Boone was an embarrassment this series. And another year, the yanks are finished before October 10th.
I was in my HS History class where we all watched the verdict on the TV in the room.
'We, the jury... find the defendant, Orenthal James Simpson, not guilty of the crime of murder…'
— 1:07 PM ET
On October 3, 1995, O.J. Simpson was acquitted of the 1994 murders of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman. An estimated 150 million people listened in on radio or watched on television as the verdict was delivered






























