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Advisor Reggie passings on lessons, legacy
NO ONE knows the landscape of Yankees baseball better than Reggie Jackson.
Mr. October’s bat boomed in the biggest of games. Now he does his work
quietly behind the scenes. (continue reading…)
Spring Training for Me: ‘67-’87
Like most players of today. I was not a fan of spring training. When I was a kid in my 20’s I didn’t need much training at all. My legs were young and always ready for a full sprint. I was never out of shape. I thought I had eternal life at 20 yrs old and figured I was gonna be “old” when I was 30. I planned to buy 10 cars over the 10 years I was hoping to play, and sell them when I had to retire when I got “old”, 30 yrs of age.
Believe it those were my thoughts. I did buy the 10 cars, but kept playing til I was 41 and an “old grey beard”. Hek, I coulda collected my pension at 45.
Spring training in 1967 was rude. We had an “military barracks hut”, that most all the blacks stayed in.
Pitchers: The Greats
Someone asked me in the comments to name the best pitcher I’ve ever faced. It’s a tough question, and I can’t give a single answer, but I’ll take a swing at it for ya.
Posada has big day
1st time up a homer … second time up an RBI double over center fielder’s head. Yanks 2 -0 over tampa bay in the 6th so far.
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Yanks lookin good today
The guys we expect on our opening day roster have taken three turns at the plate a piece and are done for the day: Alex, Jeter, Robby, Gardner and Swisher.
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