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5
Nov
2009
CHAMPS AGAIN
Posted by Sandy Hutchens
They were made to win the World Series, the best of the best were brought to the Bronx, paid to win and thats what they did. Winning championships is what the Yankees are here to do each year after year making playoff runs.
No team of any sport has more promises to keep. Nobody has more fans to appease. Every time they build a new stadium, they’re supposed to win the World Series.
And that is exactly what they do
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29
Oct
2009
First Lady Attends Game 1
Posted by Sandy Hutchens
First lady Michelle Obama will attend Game 1 of the World Series between the New York Yankees and the Philadelphia Phillies on Wednesday night.
Mrs. Obama’s office announced Tuesday that she will be joined at Yankee Stadium by the vice president’s wife, Jill Biden.
Major League Baseball is dedicating Game 1 to veterans and their families. Both Mrs. Obama and Mrs. Biden spend time visiting with military families and talking about the sacrifices they make for the country.
Earlier Wednesday, Mrs. Obama and Mrs. Biden are scheduled to join New York Yankees players when they visit patients at a veterans’ medical center in the Bronx.
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29
Oct
2009
Phils knocking off the Yankees
Posted by Sandy Hutchens
The aftermath of the world series game one that ended with the Phils knocking off the Yankees 6-1. Has the Phillies fans Trash-talking.
“Cliff Lee was laughing at your team tonight,” one Philly fan wrote to the Daily News Web site “It was a piece of cake for him.”Overconfident Phillie fans already started planning a victory parade. “I guess the Phillies shut all the Yankees fans up,” was posted on philly.com. “Wow, so many people are cranky this morning because their team lost (was destroyed) last night,” offered another. “I’m still chuckling over the blank confused faces of the Yankees throughout the game last night,” wrote a third.
An on-line poll conducted by sports talk radio station WIP-AM showed nearly half of Philly fans expect the series to end in less than five games even though the Phils still need three wins. Well good luck to them.
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