Summary
George Steinbrenner has been the principal owner of the New York Yankees baseball team since 1973. The Boss is best known for his enthusiastic, sometimes abrasive proclamations and his feuds with Billy Martin and Yogi Berra. His sons, Hank Steinbrenner and Hal Steinbrenner, are also prominent ownership figures with the Yankees.
George Steinbrenner has been the principal owner of the New York Yankees baseball team since 1973. The Boss is best known for his enthusiastic, sometimes abrasive proclamations and his feuds with Billy Martin and Yogi Berra. His sons, Hank Steinbrenner and Hal Steinbrenner, are also prominent ownership figures with the Yankees.
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Yankees, Mets stumble into Subway Series
ken.davidoff@newsday.comInterleague play exists most of all because of the "rivalry" series, and Mets-Yankees is the king of the rivalries. Here we go again, Year 12 kicking off tonight at Yankee Stadium, and we usually take this moment to thump our chests and boast about the...Tags: ESPN, Billy Wagner, New York Mets, Jason Giambi, Billy Crystal
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Yankees, Mets among long-game offenders
We've stopped talking about time-of-game issues here in the yakosphere, because the Yankees and Red Sox haven't played each other in a few weeks now. But Major League Baseball officials haven't forgotten. Not with important people in the advertising and...Tags: Alfonso Soriano, Mark Shapiro, Baseball, New York Mets, Bobby Abreu
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Take me out to the House That Ruth Built
If you want to get a double take from a Manhattan cabdriver, climb into the back seat when snow and slush cover the streets in February and ask him to take you to Yankee Stadium. That's what my husband and I did with our 4-year-old tee-ball player in...Tags: Tourism and Leisure, Lou Gehrig, Joe Louis, Jason Giambi, Cal Ripken Jr.
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Stottlemyre Back At Yankee Stadium
Courant Staff WriterMel Stottlemyre glanced over and saw the new Yankee Stadium rising, casting its shadow on the current building. "It gave me chills," he said, "because it looks so much like the original." The original stadium, which Stottlemyre first entered in 1964, is...Tags: Joe Torre, Spring Training, Baseball, New York Mets, David Cone
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Stottlemyre returns to Stadium
adam.ronis@newsday.comMel Stottlemyre returned to Yankee Stadium Friday for the first time since resigning as Yankees pitching coach after 2005 because he was tired of George Steinbrenner's criticism. Stottlemyre, 66, came out of retirement this season to become the...Tags: Major League Baseball, All Stars, Arizona Diamondbacks, Spring Training, Cancer
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LET'S RANT
Meet the new boss "Newsday should only consider an acceptance of Cablevision's bid if Charles Dolan guarantees that his son won't name Isiah Thomas as sports editor!" Bob Buscavage Moriches A few starters short "If the Mets' pitching motto is...Tags: John Murray, Newsday, New York Mets, Charles Dolan, Meat Loaf
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Rocket that's crashed and burned
ken.davidoff@newsday.comMay 6, 2007 played out like a movie script, kicking off like a secret-agent flick and concluding like the biopic of a cult figure. Roger Clemens awoke in his Houston-area home a year ago Tuesday morning, boarded a plane to New York with agent Randy...Tags: Justice System, Roger Clemens, Baseball, Derek Jeter, Cy Young
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THE RANT
"It appears that maybe George Steinbrenner knew something when he traded away his younger players for established stars." Harry Lightstone Commack Send your rant by fax to 631-454-6892 or by e-mail to rant@newsday.com. Please include your name,... -
Phils-Mets rivalry may extend to IL next year
Phillies fans have their team in the International League. Yankees fans, too. If you're a Mets fan, however, and want to see your team's Triple-A prospects, you'll need to catch a flight to New Orleans. But that may change after this year. There's a...Tags: Alliance Bank Corporation, Major League Baseball, Baltimore Orioles, Baseball, Washington Nationals
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Hank Steinbrenner a chip off the old Boss
It's time to add another item to the growing list of things that point toward a new competitive era for the Orioles: Hank Steinbrenner. There apparently is a little-known rule in the American League East that requires at least one of the division's...Tags: David Ortiz, Joe Torre, Baseball, American League, Hank Steinbrenner
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