Is Bernie Williams Done?
Axtell
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Sounds like it, with all the lineup changes the Yanks made today.
And on another yankee downward spiral note, big unit going to miss a start, probably going to go on the DL.
The wheels coming off, and it's barely may? Where's spammy!
And on another yankee downward spiral note, big unit going to miss a start, probably going to go on the DL.
The wheels coming off, and it's barely may? Where's spammy!
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Robinson something or other at 2B!
Little Unit to the DL!
Wright on the DL!
Brown, Gordon, and Rivera all stinking up the joint!
Life is good.
Jay
Won 13, Lost 12
Hardly a championship team.
<<Rivera all stinking up the joint!>>
Mo Rivera has a 2.35 ERA. I wish all the starters had such an ERA.
Yankees are done as well. Turmoil in the Bronx with every loss ... and it grows
"Steinbrenner took the reins back, veering onto his own erratic course, following his impetuous instincts. "You have no idea, day to day, what he's going to do," said one club official in 2003.
...
The loss to the Diamondbacks seemed to make Steinbrenner even more desperate for championships, and he reverted to his old habits."
Seems George is determined to take the Yanks kicking and screaming away from the success that Cashman and Torre brought them, back to the awful years of before.
Olney Story
Was his name George Constanza?
<< <i><< A very good friend of mine once worked for George.>>
Was his name George Constanza? >>
Boy someone's in denial...the yankees are crashing and burning in front of our eyes, and poor ole spammy can't accept it.
edit: is Bernie a HoFer? Granted he's a career .301 hitter, but no MVPs, one top 3 finish (1998) in OPS, led the league in BA once, never hit more than 30 home runs. Yeah, he excelled in the post season, but is that enough to get him into the hall?
Pushing aside my anti-yankee bias, I am going to say no to bernie in the hall. He never truly dominated any season...just was a solid player. And solid players with no dominance have no place (in my opinion) in the hall.
Bernie cannot play a competent centerfield, and the Yankees all of a sudden are an old team.
<< <i>Seems George is determined to take the Yanks kicking and screaming away from the success that Cashman and Torre brought them, back to the awful years of before. >>
You can see this as clear as a bell - it's the 1980's all over again!
Good times!
Oh, and by the way, the Red Sox are not lighting the world on fire, but we are above .500 - with Schilling on the DL (and never really recovered yet from off-season surgery) - we are playing with house money this year, anyway...it's the Yanks and their fans who are out on the ledges across the NY area.
Vendetta much? I said 'on a side note'...since it looks like Bernie's career is done.