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Doesn’t reveal anything we didn’t know already. Brian Cashman is an enabled tyrant with a pedigree that hasn’t been relevant or considered a winner in almost two decades
Nothing to even discuss because he’s not only back, but extended for years to come
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When CC Sabathia, Jorge Posada and Anthony Rizzo are all slamming the Yankees culture and separating themselves from it... maybe the fans aren't the dumb ones anymore?
Jorge Posada was asked if he thinks he could improve the Yankees "unacceptable" behaviors by bringing his fiery attitude and baseball instincts around the current team:
"I could, but I don't think they want me there. I don't feel welcome when I go there. Even in Spring Training... So I don't go."
(via @nypostsports)
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Anyone unwilling to blame Boone for this inevitable disaster year after year doesn’t understand what a manager’s job is. To the casual fan it’s the moves he makes during the game or the lineups he submits. But a manager’s goal is to get the most out of his players. Boone fails.
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POV: you are about to get eliminated by a division rival for the 5th time in nine seasons on the job, resulting in zero titles, only one pennant, and wasting the entirety of the prime of the greatest right handed hitter of a generation. Sick.
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A trio of Yankees that have struggled all year are working to outdo one another. This time it's Austin Wells with an unnecessary catcher's inteference
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Ray Kerr was working at a 7-Eleven and a movie theater, thinking his baseball career was over.
Then he got signed for $2,000 and spent seven seasons in the minors.
He just dominated the Phillies over 3.1 scoreless in his first MLB postseason game.
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His trumpet gave out in front of 48,000 fans so he just started singing the National Anthem instead
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Clancy’s entire “insanity” defense rests completely on the claim that she “heard a voice” telling her to kill her kids. The problem is: 1) There’s no way to prove or disprove an imaginary voice. Any murderer can make this claim and if it counts as “reasonable doubt” then we can never convict anyone of anything ever again. 2) She never reported this voice before or since the crime, strongly indicating that she made it up. 3) Most importantly, even if she DID hear a voice, why didn’t she refuse to follow the command? If a voice told me to murder my children, I would refuse. If the voice threatened and harassed me, I’d still refuse. If an actual real human told me to kill my kids and put a gun to my head, I would still refuse. If this imaginary voice did appear, Clancy could have chosen not to obey it. Instead, by her telling, the voice spoke exactly one time and she just immediately complied with what it told her to do. Not even a moment of pushback. Even if I bought that bullshit, which I don’t, she would still be guilty as hell.