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There won't be another person who will come along and do what he did ... I'm so happy he is going out on his terms. Now every time he steps into a ballpark this year, teams and fans can celebrate and appreciate what he has meant to this great game we play.
He’s not even taping the ankle. So that tells you a lot right there.
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Newsday's coverage
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Yankees catchers lacking punch this season
six home runs and 60 RBIs.Not exactly significant offensive threats at the plate a luxury the Yankees have enjoyed ever since Jorge Posada became the everyday catcher in 1998.Martins power the last two seasons 39 homers, .723 OPS helped mask the loss of Posada Read more »
Around the web
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A Tale of Two Catching Prospects
By Dave Caldwell Jesus Montero, the one-time Yankees catching prospect, popped out of the Seattle dugout Wednesday at Yankee Stadium, 10 minutes before the Mariners were to stretch. He propped two big bats against a wall, sauntered onto field and began w from Wall Street Journal Read more »
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The Sorrow and the Pity
The Mets are bad and will continue to be bad for the rest of the season. That I’ve basically made my peace with. They have the second-worst record in the National League. Since winning seven of their first eleven games, they’ve lost 17 of 24. Nobody’s sc from Faith And Fear In Flushing Read more »
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Yankees Become Savvy Shoppers
By Brian Costa Break down the various components of an organization and consider this question: Where are the Yankees strongest?Fifteen years ago, you might have said player development. The homegrown core of Derek Jeter, Mariano Rivera, Andy Pettitte, B from Wall Street Journal Read more »
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6 Pitchers, 0 Hits: When the Astros Made History in the Bronx
Osamu Honda/Associated Press From left, Brad Lidge, Kirk Saarloos, Billy Wagner, Octavio Dotel and Pete Munro combined for a no-hitter against the Yankees in 2003. On June 11, 2003, Roy Oswalt, the ace of the Houston Astros’ pitching staff, had to leave from The New York Times Read more »
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The 15 Best Catchers In baseball
In the past few years we have seen a lot of good catchers retire, in guys like Jason Varitek, Jorge Posada and possibly the best defensive catcher of all time, Ivan (Pudge) Rodriguez. All three of them have retired in the last three seasons. Those three from Rant Sports Read more »
