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Jay-Z & Alicia Keys To Perform Empire State Of Mind Before Game One Of WS
Posted: 26th October 2009 by Christopher Chavez in MLB
"Empire State of Mind" is Jay-Z's latest hit off of his newest album, The Blueprint 3 . The hit song has been blasting through radios all over the country. It has also been heard throughout Yankee Stadium, as the song is also Derek Jeter's walk-up song throughout the 2009 post-season.
The theme is making people all over Yankees Universe start comparing Jay-Z to Frank Sinatra and his classic song "New York, ...
After Cardinals manager Tony LaRussa has reportedly signed a multi-year contract to return as the Cardinals skipper next year, St. Louis's front-office decided not to bring back hitting coach, Hal McRae.
Mark McGwire was named McRae's replacement by the Cardinal's front-office. McGwire's hiring would be his first return to baseball since 2001.
LaRussa's extension has not been officially announced but he is expected to make his return to the Cardinals sometime this ...
George Steinbrenner’s Diamond In The Bronx Has a Chip In It
Posted: 25th October 2009 by Christopher Chavez in MLB
The phrase "age can be deceiving" now applies to the new Yankee Stadium. After several investigations by construction companies, the concrete ramps at the new Yankee Stadium have been found to have deep cracks. The new state-of-the-art home of the Yankees has only been open for about seven months. The cost of building George Stienbrenner's new palace cost the Yankees a total of $1.5 billion.
The New York Times has reported ...
All Eyes on Andy Pettitte After Mother Nature Moves Game Six
Posted: 25th October 2009 by Christopher Chavez in MLB
After Game 6 of the ALCS was postponed due to rain, there was the Yankees veteran left-hander warming up in the outfield. He took sprints on the puddle-filled warning track.
It was as if Game 6 was still going to happen.
Andy Pettitte stood out there in an empty Yankee Stadium contemplating the importance of lifting his team to the World Series just one more time.á
The rain-soaked Pettitte later took a seat ...
Aroldis Chapman Could Be In Attendance at Yankee Stadium Today
Posted: 24th October 2009 by Christopher Chavez in MLB
The Aroldis Chapman sweepstakes have already begun. The Yankees, Mets, Rangers, Red Sox, and many other teams have already expressed their interest in the Cuban defector. Chapman has already arrived in the United States after being declared a free-agent and has started talks with Major League teams.
The Chapman Tour began about a week ago in New York. Chapman and his agent believed that it would be better if they came ...
Bon Jovi To Play at The Meadowlands As Part Of 2010 World Tour
Posted: 22nd October 2009 by Christopher Chavez in NFL
Bon Jovi's 2010 performances at the new Giants Stadium in the Meadowlands will serve as a home-coming to one of New Jersey's most appreciated bands. On Thursday, October 22, 2009, Bon Jovi announced their latest world tour for 2010 and 2011 by addressing the media and giving fans a preview of their latest tour, with a short performance. "The Circle World Tour" will include two stops in New Jersey.
The ...
Blind Justice: Tim McClelland Could Call Game Five Of The ALCS Blind-Folded
Posted: 21st October 2009 by Christopher Chavez in MLB
When an umpire blows a call in a baseball game, critics are always quick to forgive. Many argue that is just the human element of baseball.
But when an umpire like Tim McClelland and his crew mess up more than one call in a single game, let alone a playoff game , fans and baseball critics start to wonder whether the umpiring crew is even qualified to call certain games.á
On ...
If Anything’s Burning In The Bronx, It’s Alex Rodriguez, Mr. October 2009
Posted: 19th October 2009 by Christopher Chavez in MLB
Alex Rodriguez is channeling memories of the 1977 postseason to New York Yankees fans around the world. The third baseman is making himself a good case for the title of Mr. October with his recent playoff performance.
The last few games against the Angels and Twins have shown that Rodriguez has found his stroke in the playoffs and is coming up big in clutch situations. It looks like Reggie Jackson ...
Yankees’ Mariano Rivera Proves He Is the Best Closer in the 2009 Postseason
Posted: 13th October 2009 by Christopher Chavez in MLB
If there was any doubt about who was the best closer in the postseason, last night proved that Mariano Rivera is the man that all managers want to send out in a close game. Last night, the Colorado Rockies lost the third game of a best-of-five series to the Philadelphia Phillies.
Looking back at the game, the blame can easily be put on the closer. Huston Street entered the game with ...
The New York Mets just finished a very unsuccessful and disappointing 2009 campaign. It was definitely not the type of season that the Mets had in mind to open up Citi Field in Flushing. Looking back at the season the blame can be put on anyone.
Well respected baseball writer Bob Klapisch said it best: "The Mets clearly willing to blame 2009 entirely on injuries, don't see the ...