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Gary Sheffield should be in the Hall of Fame and I barely ever hear anyone say that. Well, I’m saying it. He’s a fucking no-brainer. One of four players with 500 HR and 250 SB. 9x All-Star. Batting champion. Career .393 OBP. It’s insulting how he’s treated like an afterthought.
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NAME THAT YANK!:
Halloween countdown! Scariest Yankees of all time!
No. 31: Mike Myers! Active from ‘95- ‘07, he played for the Yanks in ‘06 and ‘07. He won the ‘04 WS with BOS. Finishing 195 games he had 14 saves. As a Yank he had a 2.90 ERA in 117 games, pitching 71.1 innings.
From his nickname to the side arm delivery, he’s made the list!
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FINAL: Boston Red Sox 2, New York Yankees 9.
▪️ David Bednar strikes out Caleb Durbin to advance the Yankees to the 2026 ALDS with a 9-2 win.
📺: #MLB on NBC
#Postseason #Wildcard
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The Boston Red Sox have been eliminated from the MLB postseason by the New York Yankees in back-to-back seasons.
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A few hours before the Knicks raise the banner on October 20, Madison Square Garden Sports will start to split into 2 companies—MSG Rangers and MSG Knicks
The process is expected to complete on October 26. MSG Rangers (ticker symbol MSGR) will be the new company while MSG Sports will become MSG Knickerbockers (ticker symbol MSGK)
James Dolan will be CEO of both the Knicks and Rangers: “We believe each company will be well-positioned to generate long-term value for shareholders”
The Dolan family will retain control over both the Knicks and Rangers through a special class of “B” shares only they own
Yogi Berra portrayed a brain surgeon on the soap opera “General Hospital.”
Berra utters two critical lines in a crowded coffee shop adjacent to the hospital.
Yogi delivers the first:
“Here, take my table”, as he leaves the coffee shop.
The second comes after his return, when he says:
“I forgot my bag.”
Yogi Berra, with Dr. Steve Hardy, 1963.
John Beradino (Dr. Hardy) won the World Series with the Indians in 1948.
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Yanks blow out Boston Game 1
Liberty advance send top seed home
Defending champ Knicks open camp
This is New York
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Ben Rice answering a Latin reporter in Spanish. How can you not love him?
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"When I started to become an established pitcher, all Thurman told me was:
"Trust me, and you'll do it."
As a pitcher, just pitching to him, my job was easy because I didn't have to worry about whether he was right or wrong.
Munson would tell me:
"I'll take care of that.
I know all of that already."
I didn’t try to strike anybody out in that game until the ninth inning.
After the eighth inning, they flashed it up on the scoreboard, and I told Thurman that I didn’t realize I was that close.
And Thurman said:
"IF YOU GET CLOSE, YOU WILL GO FOR IT, OR I’LL PERSONALLY BREAK YOUR ANKLES BEFORE YOU GET BACK TO THE DUGOUT."
The 17th and 18th batters were the only guys I tried to strike out in that game."
Ron Guidry.
On June 17, 1978, Ron Guidry of the New York Yankees sets an American League record for most strikeouts by a left-handed pitcher in a single game.
Ron Guidry started 323 games;
Sandy Koufax, 314.
Guidry’s lifetime W-L is 170-91;
Koufax’s, 165-87.
Guidry’s lifetime WAR is 47.8;
Koufax’s, 48.9.
Guidry’s 25-3 1978 season is statistical ringer for Koufax’s stupendous 25-5, 1963 season.
In Guidry’s 25-3 1978 season, Guidry had a WHIP under one (.946), made 35 starts with sixteen complete games while pitching 278 innings, earned team records for lowest ERA for a lefty (1.74), most strikeouts (248), highest win percentage (.893), and most shutouts (9).
Ron Guidry won the Cy Young Award, along with another World Series ring, and it`s a statistical ringer for Koufax’s stupendous 25-5 1963 season.
Before you bring up Ron Guidrys higher ERA consider the fact that Koufax pitched in the era of the of the 15 inch mound, though it is widely recognized that the Dodgers home field and other teams had a 20 inch mound because the rule at that time wasn't strictly enforced as opposed to the 10 inch mound Guidry threw from.
From the 1968, 15" mound season to the 1969, 10" mound season, the MLB average era rose a half a run, the approximate difference between Koufax's and Guidry's career era.
"Munson and Guidry"
Art by Dave Choate.
BOTH are ALWAYS in my HOF!!!
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This TV show debuted September 30, 1982, can you name it?
Are you a fan?
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This "Well-Dressed" dude is the Giants all-time leader in three different categories: receptions, receiving yards and TD receptions.
