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Finished 6th out of a group of 12 teams entered from the NYC area in a four man scramble golf tournament sponsered by Budweiser held on the Blue Course at Bethpage this afternoon..
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Relievers:
Kyle Farnsworth
Joba Chamberlain
Brian Bruney
Luis vizcaino
Finished 6th out of a group of 12 teams entered from the NYC area in a four man scramble golf tournament sponsered by Budweiser held on the Blue Course at Bethpage this afternoon..
wil..
Congratulate those teams for what?
You haven't done shit yet.
If the Red Sox goal this season was to win the AL East than here you go:
If the Red Sox don't win it all they're just as much of a dissapointment as the Yankees. No handshakes or circle jerks yet. If they get the World Series, it's a different story. But it's absurd for you to ask for a pat on the back now.
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NEW YORK - The George Steinbrenner era is apparently all but over.
According to a report in the New York Post, the “Boss” has handed over control of the New York Yankees to his sons Hank and Hal Steinbrenner as he faces up to declining health.
George Steinbrenner, 77, was seldom seen at Yankee Stadium this season, attending only three games as his health kept him away.
The Post reported that the final details of the new arrangement are yet to be determined — something that will happen in meetings scheduled for Tampa, Florida next week — but Hank and Hal Steinbrenner are to take over the day-to-day running of the team.
“George has taken on a role like the chairman of a major corporation,” team president Randy Levine told the Post. “He’s been saying for years he’s wanted to get his sons involved in the family business. Both of them have stepped up and are taking on the day-to-day duties of what’s required to run the Yankees.”
“There’s always been a succession — and that’s myself and my brother,” Hank Steinbrenner added.
George Steinbrenner bought the Yankees in 1973 for $8.7 million. His hands-on approach to running the team, while often controversial, was undoubtedly successful, and he has brought 10 division pennants and six World Series titles to the Bronx while building the franchise into an empire valued at $1.2 billion.
The brothers will take on control not only of the Yankees but also the YES Network and the construction of the new Yankee Stadium.
“I’ll pay more attention to the baseball part,” Hank Steinbrenner said. “The stadium, that’s more Hal. But basically everything will be decided jointly.”
Hal Steinbrenner was named chairman of the board of Yankee Global Enterprises last month, and a new title is expected for Hank Steinbrenner soon.
However, the top item on the agenda for the new-look Yankees leadership is the future of manager Joe Torre. That will be discussed this week.
“We’ll be bringing everyone together ... to discuss those things. For the first couple of meetings, it will just be me, Hal, my dad and the usual cast,” Hank Steinbrenner said.
George hasn’t completely relinquished control — at least, not yet.
“What’s nice is the Boss is there,” Levine said. “He’s an office door away.”
NEW YORK - The George Steinbrenner era is apparently all but over.
According to a report in the New York Post, the “Boss” has handed over control of the New York Yankees to his sons Hank and Hal Steinbrenner as he faces up to declining health.
George Steinbrenner, 77, was seldom seen at Yankee Stadium this season, attending only three games as his health kept him away.
The Post reported that the final details of the new arrangement are yet to be determined — something that will happen in meetings scheduled for Tampa, Florida next week — but Hank and Hal Steinbrenner are to take over the day-to-day running of the team.
“George has taken on a role like the chairman of a major corporation,” team president Randy Levine told the Post. “He’s been saying for years he’s wanted to get his sons involved in the family business. Both of them have stepped up and are taking on the day-to-day duties of what’s required to run the Yankees.”
“There’s always been a succession — and that’s myself and my brother,” Hank Steinbrenner added.
George Steinbrenner bought the Yankees in 1973 for $8.7 million. His hands-on approach to running the team, while often controversial, was undoubtedly successful, and he has brought 10 division pennants and six World Series titles to the Bronx while building the franchise into an empire valued at $1.2 billion.
The brothers will take on control not only of the Yankees but also the YES Network and the construction of the new Yankee Stadium.
“I’ll pay more attention to the baseball part,” Hank Steinbrenner said. “The stadium, that’s more Hal. But basically everything will be decided jointly.”
Hal Steinbrenner was named chairman of the board of Yankee Global Enterprises last month, and a new title is expected for Hank Steinbrenner soon.
However, the top item on the agenda for the new-look Yankees leadership is the future of manager Joe Torre. That will be discussed this week.
“We’ll be bringing everyone together ... to discuss those things. For the first couple of meetings, it will just be me, Hal, my dad and the usual cast,” Hank Steinbrenner said.
George hasn’t completely relinquished control — at least, not yet.
“What’s nice is the Boss is there,” Levine said. “He’s an office door away.”
A-Rod named ...
The Sporting News' Major League Player of the Year.
He received 353 of 488 votes cast by his fellow big league players.
Detroit's Magglio Ordonez was 2nd in the voting with 39.
In other Yankee news ... more then likely, pitching Coach Ron Guidry won't be asked back next season; Dave Eiland who worked at Triple-A last year is the leading candidate to take over.
The Sporting News' Major League Player of the Year.
He received 353 of 488 votes cast by his fellow big league players.
Detroit's Magglio Ordonez was 2nd in the voting with 39.In other Yankee news ... more then likely, pitching Coach Ron Guidry won't be asked back next season; Dave Eiland who worked at Triple-A last year is the leading candidate to take over.
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in bad taste as usual !Congratulate those teams for what?
You haven't done shit yet.
If the Red Sox goal this season was to win the AL East than here you go:
Congratu-fuckin-lations. It's about time.
If the Red Sox don't win it all they're just as much of a dissapointment as the Yankees. No handshakes or circle jerks yet. If they get the World Series, it's a different story. But it's absurd for you to ask for a pat on the back now.
