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lol if this was any other team, nobody would give a , it would be the biggest non-issue in the history of non-issues.............but since it's the ing Yankees, they treat it like Posada just started World War ing 3.
...And Jeter backs him up
lol old
lol can't hit lefties
lol DH
lol Jeter supporting quitters
lol sense of en lement
lol worst espn commercial ever
lol yankees
http://sports.espn.go.com/new-york/m...ory?id=6555665
lol if this was any other team, nobody would give a , it would be the biggest non-issue in the history of non-issues.............but since it's the ing Yankees, they treat it like Posada just started World War ing 3.
Things are looking bad in da bronx. Yanks blew a 5-1 lead in the late innings to the division-leading Rays--right after getting swept by the Saux
tbqfh, I don't need much to go after the yankees. I revel in all things negative about the bombers, much like I do with the Cowgirls
But yeah, you're probably right Mono. Maybe if the Sawx, Cubs, and Mets had the same issues it would be a big deal, but nowhere else
Damn, Jeter is really proving the Yankees wrong for not giving into his re ed contract demands last winter.
Jeter isn't going quietly into the twilight of his career, that's for sure.
For me, it's going to be fun watching both DJ and Posada erode into a s of their former selves.
He's in the lineup and batting seventh today. Back injury must have healed pretty quick.
I'm a big Jeter fan but his contract demands were ridiculous. I think the Yanks have made him in the top 5 ever in terms of salary for a MLB player. Over 200 mil for his career. they gave him a 800,000 signing bonus when he was only 18. And at 36 coming off that ty season he had, he was asking for 5 or 6 years and 100 mil..
Too much ego...
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