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Posted By: <b>Jim VB</b><p>David's 100% correct. A good pesticide to kill the grubs will usually force the moles to move on. Be sure to stick with a selective pesticide that will not harm beneficial insects and earthworms!<br><br><br>That's not it? Consult a dermatologist. <br><br><br>By the way David, not to be argumentative, but moles don't eat roots, they are insectivores. they eat the grubs that eat the roots. You're thinking of voles or gophers. <img src="/images/happy.gif" height="14" width="14" alt="happy.gif">
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Posted By: <b>Sandy Schwartz</b><p>Barry,<br>I spent many a day playing Strat-O-Matic, still have the old game sitting in my dad's garage somewhere. Never got the Almanac ... just did the long division to get the decimals ... early signs of actuarial tendencies. Money I saved on the Almanac was spent trying to complete the 7th series of Topps each year.
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Posted By: <b>Jason</b><p>It brings this Jays fan joys to see the Yanks and Sox stumble out of the gates. I know it won't last long but the Jays are doing well and Halladay is 3-0. (Halladay is imho the best pitcher in the game today)
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Posted By: <b>David Atkatz</b><p>"By the way David, not to be argumentative, but moles don't eat roots, they are insectivores. they eat the grubs that eat the roots. You're thinking of voles or gophers."<br><br>I grew up in the Bronx, so you should be amazed that I at least know that a mole is a tunneling mammal. <img src="/images/happy.gif" height="14" width="14" alt="happy.gif"><br><br>I learned about grubs about ten years ago, when I walked across my lawn and the grass just came away under my feet.<br><br>So if moles eat grubs, they're good, no?
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Posted By: <b>barrysloate</b><p>Sandy- the two years I played Strat-O-Matic were 1964 and 1965. Once during that time I came home with a bad report card and my parents took the game away until my grades improved. True story.
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Posted By: <b>Ted Zanidakis</b><p>Let's get back ON TOPIC......<br><br>The Good News......<br><br>My last attended Opener at Yankee Stadium was in April 1992. Boston was in town; and, the starters were Clemens<br> for the Red Sox and Scott Sanderson for the Yankees. We were situated in the 3rd deck behind homeplate and sur-<br>rounded by a huge contingent of Red Sox fans.<br><br>In the 1st inning I was distracted when Phil Plantier was at bat. I'll never forget it, I heard one of the sharpest cracks<br> of the bat as it struck the ball that I have ever heard....as Plantier drove the ball deep into the RF stands. Mo Vaughan<br> followed with a "back-to-backer" and the Red Sox were up 2-0. The Red Sox fans around us were going wild. Fortunately,<br>Sanderson settled down and the Sox didn't score anymore off him. I told my buddies not to worry and that the Yankees <br>would find a way to get to Clemens.<br><br>Sure enough, in the bottom of the 6th, Randy Velarde led off with a Single....Don Mattingly, Roberto Kelly and Danny Tar-<br>tabull followed up with hits and the Yanks were ahead 4-2.<br><br>The Yankees won it and a great start for their new Manager, Buck Showalter.<br><br><br>The Bad News<br><br>The Red Sox fans around us started a few fights and resorted to actions too nasty to mention here.<br><br><br>TED Z<br><br>
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Posted By: <b>Jodi Birkholm</b><p>"Blond on Blond is a great album. I love Sad Eyed Lady of the Lowland."<br><br>I believe there is some disparity as to who that song was written about. Joan Baez has claimed it was written about her, while others maintain it was written with one of Dylan's other former lovers in mind (either Suze Rotolo or Sara Dylan--I forget). I don't recall ever reading Dylan's take on the subject. Knowing him, he likely remains ambiguous!<br><br>"I was a Mugwump"<br><br>Funny, Barry. I never made the connection between you and Momma Cass. <img src="/images/happy.gif" height="14" width="14" alt="happy.gif">
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Posted By: <b>Rob D.</b><p>I think the Yankees reprinted the program from that 1992 opener, but they didn't distribute them until '95.
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Posted By: <b>barrysloate</b><p>Jodi- I recently read Suze Rotolo's book, but I have no recollection if she discussed that song.
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Posted By: <b>Jim VB</b><p>"So if moles eat grubs, they're good, no?"<br><br><br>Sure. Except for the damn tunnels they seem to like. <br>
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Posted By: <b>Jim VB</b><p>"I think the Yankees reprinted the program from that 1992 opener, but they didn't distribute them until '95."<br><br><br><br>Rob D. = troublemaker<br>
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Posted By: <b>jdrum</b><p>but, isn't it "Blonde on Blonde?"
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Posted By: <b>DJ</b><p>I have talked to people who went to the Yankee museum and I took a tour of it via the telecast and I must say, they put $1.5 Billion into this carnival and gave the visitors a rather shabby museum. The ball wall is a total joke. Below the Babe Ruth ball, is an Ian Kennedy??? They have basically "two" staples...Ruth and a personalized side panel Gehrig? You would expect a franchise with such a tradition to give us more of a history (memorabilia wise) like uniforms, historic items and such. I'm sure they could get people to donate stuff.<br><br>DJ
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Posted By: <b>Jodi Birkholm</b><p>As he is the resident spelling despot, I did not want to point that out to Barry! <img src="/images/happy.gif" height="14" width="14" alt="happy.gif">
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Posted By: <b>barrysloate</b><p>I know I spelled it wrong, but I was too lazy to fix it. I also think it's "Lowlands", not "Lowland."<br><br>I just fixed it. I have a reputation to uphold.
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Posted By: <b>David Atkatz</b><p>"I believe there is some disparity as to who that song was written about. Joan Baez has claimed it was written about her, while others maintain it was written with one of Dylan's other former lovers in mind (either Suze Rotolo or Sara Dylan--I forget). I don't recall ever reading Dylan's take on the subject. Knowing him, he likely remains ambiguous!"<br><br>One of the lines in Dylan's later song "Sara" is<br><br>"Staying up all night at the Chelsea Hotel<br>Writing Sad-Eyed Lady of the Lowlands for you."
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Posted By: <b>Jodi Birkholm</b><p>That's right, too, David. It WAS Sara. Sorry--outside of "Blood on the Tracks", my taste (and, therefore, knowledge) of Dylan's <i>ouvre</i> predates 1970.<br><br>Edit: Baez DOES maintain that the song was written about her, though.
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Posted By: <b>David Atkatz</b><p>Mine basically predates 1966. As far as I'm concerned Dylan reached his peak with Blonde on Blonde.
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Posted By: <b>Jodi Birkholm</b><p>I nearly agree with you on that. In my mind, his greatest accomplishment rests solely on <i>Bringing it all Back Home</i> . The concept of having an acoustic A-side coupled with an electric B-side has been copied <i>ad nauseum</i> by countless artists, most successfully IMHO by Dylan devotee Neil Young (with his classic <i>Rust Never Sleeps</i> ). "It's Alright, Ma" might be the greatest lyric ever conceived. Even 44 years after the fact, it fails to lose resonance.
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Posted By: <b>jdrum</b><p>I would have to say Blood On The Tracks is post-66 but excellent IMO. Occasionally, there's a lot of "Idiot Wind" blowing around these parts.
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Posted By: <b>barrysloate</b><p>I likewise agree that Dylan's great work ended in 1966.<br><br>Wasn't Suze Rotolo the Girl from the North Country?<br><br>And no question "It's Alright Ma" has the greatest lyrics of any popular song ever written. Even Dylan himself is confounded today about how he was able to do it.
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Posted By: <b>Jodi Birkholm</b><p>I was very happy that Dylan mentioned that song in the Ed Bradley interview. It seemed as though he ascribed the song's creation (as well as much of the early material) to divine intervention. I for one can hardly dispute that.
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Posted By: <b>barrysloate</b><p>Exactly Jodi. When Ed asked Dylan about his lyrics, that was the song he cited. He admitted he could never do anything like that today, and didn't even know where it came from. The version of "It's Alright Ma" from "Don't Look Back" is on youtube and well worth a listen.
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Posted By: <b>Dan Bretta</b><p>Wow, Sandy that was an awesome story.<br><br>Now as for the rest of this thread, be careful fellas because it's always fun and games until someone gets published in the New York Daily News Blog.
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Posted By: <b>Jodi Birkholm</b><p>As Uri Testikov said of Tolstoi: "He didn't need any inspiration....God spoke through his pen."
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Posted By: <b>barrysloate</b><p>War- what is it good for?
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Posted By: <b>Jeff Lichtman</b><p>That O'Keeffe -- he hates psychotic Net 54 members.
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Posted By: <b>David Atkatz</b><p>Greatest single line in a rock n roll song:<br><br>"The ghost of 'lectricity howls in the bones of her face."<br><br>It's Alright, Ma is brilliant, no doubt. But I don't think it's his best.<br>And the electric side of Bringin' it All Back Home (although I love that album) isn't all that electric.<br><br>Musically, and to my mind, lyrically, BoB can't be beat. Those Nashville session musicians--Charlie McCoy, Kenny Buttrey, Joe South... as well as Robbie Robertson and Al Kooper... Man, those cats could <i>play!</i><br><br>
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Posted By: <b>Dan Bretta</b><p>Bruce, stop with the unsolicited emails. Words can not describe what a vile, ugly person you are.
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Posted By: <b>Jim VB</b><p>"Greatest single line in a rock n roll song: "<br><br><br>We'd need a dedicated thread to get everyone's opinion. <br><br><br>Mine always was:<br><br>"She's so fine, there's no tellin' where the money went."
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Posted By: <b>Jodi Birkholm</b><p>Kenny Buttrey (RIP) was on a few incredible albums, and many other decent ones. Neil Young's "Harvest" and Lightfoot's "Summer Side of Life" come to mind. Buttrey was more than a little peeved with Young for refusing to let him show his stuff on "Harvest". To achieve the sparse back beat found on "Harvest", Neil went so far as to make Buttrey drum using only one stick, holding the free hand behind his back. The versatile Buttrey threatened to quit more than once, and many times demanded sharp pay hikes to compensate for what he felt was a massive blow to his ego. Leave it to the eccentric Young to hire the best in the business, then demand that he perform a task that a lower primate could be trained to do. Conversely, both Young and Dylan have also been known to utilize the services of musicians on instruments with which they have little-to-no experience (Al Kooper on organ on "Like a Rolling Stone" and Nils Lofgren on piano on "Southern Man" being the two most prominent examples).<br><br>Sorry for the ridiculous hijack, Ted. It seems as though a few of us get a little carried away when it comes to other mutual interests!
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Posted By: <b>David Atkatz</b><p>Dylan didn't exactly "employ" Kooper on LaRS. As Kooper tells it, he wanted to play guitar, but Dylan had already picked Mike Bloomfield. Kooper went into the studio anyway, saw that no one was playing organ, and said to himself "Well, [producer Tom] Wilson said I can't play guitar... He never said I can't play the organ."<br><br>The rest, as they say...
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Posted By: <b>Mike Snyder</b><p>Sorry to say that I have never been at an opening day......but it would have been a pleasure to see the yanks lose soooooo bad.<br>
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Posted By: <b>Jodi Birkholm</b><p>Yes, that's true, but Dylan didn't exactly kick him out of the session, either. Kooper says that he wasn't familiar with the chord sequence prior to the actual cut; that's why you hear his organ come in slightly behind everyone else. That, to me, is musically the best aspect of the track. Pure happenstance.
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Posted By: <b>David Atkatz</b><p>You're right about Kooper's entries.<br><br>That slight delay is magic!
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Posted By: <b>Matt Hart</b><p>Here are a few of my pictures from the game. Thats Jeter with Ruth's bat.<br>Matt<br><img src="http://i144.photobucket.com/albums/r193/mghproductions/yanks.jpg" alt="[linked image]"> <img src="http://i144.photobucket.com/albums/r193/mghproductions/yanks2.jpg" alt="[linked image]"><br><img src="http://i144.photobucket.com/albums/r193/mghproductions/yanks3.jpg" alt="[linked image]"> <img src="http://i144.photobucket.com/albums/r193/mghproductions/yanks4.jpg" alt="[linked image]"><br><img src="http://i144.photobucket.com/albums/r193/mghproductions/yanks5.jpg" alt="[linked image]">
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Posted By: <b>Ted Zanidakis</b><p>MATT.....thanks for posting your photos<br><br><br>JODI B<br>OK....I'll play your silly game....one of the best....circa 1976<br><br>"You can check-out any time you like....but, you can never leave"<br><br><br>TED Z<br><br>
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Posted By: <b>Edward F</b><p>Ah, the Eagles!<br><br>
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Posted By: <b>leon</b><p>To get a bit off track since we have gone there anyway...<br><br>O'keefe can't hate psychotic board members. When he and I talk he seems like he likes me? We get a long fine and dandy....I think part of why he likes the hobby is there are just so many warm fuzzy feelings that go around...Such pleasantries and men and women acting like true ladies and gentlemen. No one would ever do anything unscrupulous, or say bad things, would they?<br><br>And back to on topic. I have never been to an opening day game....I have in Little League, Pony League, High School etc.. though!! I have even pitched in a many a opening day games.....Nothing in the Professional Majors though...don't really care to.
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Posted By: <b>Dan Bretta</b><p>I think the ghost of Babe Ruth must be very mad right now.<br><br>Indians just put up 14 runs in the second inning. Every single player in the Indians lineup has at least one hit and one run scored.
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Posted By: <b>barrysloate</b><p>I turned it off at 7-2. Should have stuck with it. Wang has absolutely nothing.
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Posted By: <b>Dan Bretta</b><p>"Wang has absolutely nothing."<br><br>They make medicine for that now.<br><br><br><br>Sorry.
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Posted By: <b>barrysloate</b><p>Looks like the Yankees have a sore Wang.<br><br>I bet there wasn't a 14 run inning in the 85 year history of Yankee Stadium. It only took three games in the new park. They were just saying that balls have been flying out of the park in right field. Could be an interesting season.
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Posted By: <b>David Atkatz</b><p>The Yankees are cursed. You can't abandon and demolish (the real) Yankee Stadium, and expect to win.<br><br>The Universe will not allow it.
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Posted By: <b>Jodi Birkholm</b><p>"Looks like the Yankees have a sore Wang."<br><br>Florida?! That's America's wang!
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Posted By: <b>Jeff Lichtman</b><p>I suspect 14 runs in an inning has been done. What has surely never been done is 18 hits in 3+ innings. It's all about pitching. A healthy Wang and this team is probably the AL East champs.
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Posted By: <b>Dan Bretta</b><p>The record for runs in one inning by one team is 18 by Chicago (NL) in 1883...the modern record is 17 by the Red Sox in 1953.
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Posted By: <b>barrysloate</b><p>Jeff- there have only been a handful of 14 runs or more innings in the history of baseball. I doubt it was done even 10 times in the major leagues.
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Posted By: <b>Jeff Lichtman</b><p>Even more amazing when you consider how bad the Indians are. You'd think the new Yankee Stadium was built on a sacred Indian burial ground. <img src="/images/happy.gif" height="14" width="14" alt="happy.gif">
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Posted By: <b>barrysloate</b><p>Texas had a 16 run inning in a 26-7 win over the Orioles. I forget the year, but probably around 1990.
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Posted By: <b>Dan Bretta</b><p>Didn't the Rangers beat the Orioles 30-3 just a year or so ago?
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Posted By: <b>Rob D.</b><p><em>Even more amazing when you consider how bad the Indians are.</em><br><br>Hey, Jeff:<br><br><img src="http://oldjudge.com/site/oldjudgecom/img/dataset/auction/lg/117.jpg" alt="[linked image]">
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Posted By: <b>Jeff Lichtman</b><p>Jesus, an arrow into my heart. (Seriously)<br><br>Um I mean, what a freaking ugly card.<br><br>
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Posted By: <b>Dan Bretta</b><p>Now that was a low blow.
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Posted By: <b>Kevin Andrews</b><p>Jeff - Is it that the Indians are bad or the Yankees are just over rated?
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Posted By: <b>barrysloate</b><p>Texas scored 30 runs against Baltimore in 2007. They had innings of 10, 9, 6, and 5 runs, and were scoreless in the other 5.
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Posted By: <b>barrysloate</b><p>19-2 and counting.<br><br>20-2 before I could blink.
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Posted By: <b>brock</b><p>Thank god it only count's as one loss. Thats whats good about baseball, it's a whole new game the next day. And for all you red sox fans talking crap your team is in last place right now. And they have more problems then the yankees!
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Posted By: <b>Anonymous</b><p>The home plate umpire has seen enough - just called strike three on Hafner on a pitch that was a foot and half outside.
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Posted By: <b>Jeff Lichtman</b><p>Kevin, the Indians were bad before today's game. I don't think the Yankees are overrated; it's a 3 team race in the AL East and they have (had) the best pitching, which is usually a harbinger of good things. Wang when healthy is one of the top pitchers in baseball; when he's not healthy, he clearly sucks. That's a huge loss for this team.
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Posted By: <b>brock</b><p>I can't wait to see what the yankees do against Carl Pavano tomorrow.
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Posted By: <b>keyway</b><p>INDIANS 20 to 2 in the 5th. Stands are now half empty. Typical NY fans. They would not be going home in Boston, just the fair weather Yankee fans.
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Posted By: <b>Jeff Lichtman</b><p>Yeah, they wouldn't go home in Boston -- they'd just boo the players.
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Posted By: <b>Michael Steele</b><p>We do like to Boo
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Posted By: <b>Bilko G</b><p> New Yankee stadium>>>Coors field
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Posted By: <b>Kevin Andrews</b><p>Jeff - I think you'll find with Sabathia that he'll be lights out against mediocre and bad teams but he'll come up short and frustrate you against the good teams. I watched it in Cleveland for years. He'll finish the season at something like 18-10 and then come up short when you need a big performance in the post season or need to beat Boston or Tampa to make it to the post season.
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Posted By: <b>Jeff Lichtman</b><p>Kevin, I tend to agree. I'm a Mets fan and I've been somewhat stunned to watch as the NY media paints CC the second coming of Johan -- which he surely is not.
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Posted By: <b>Rob D.</b><p><i>I can't wait to see what the yankees do against Carl Pavano tomorrow.</i><br><br>Excellent point. If your team can beat the likes of Carl Pavano, well, you've got no worries.
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Posted By: <b>barrysloate</b><p>After today's game, Johan's ERA is 0.46.
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Posted By: <b>john/z28jd</b><p> The new stadium is playing like a little league field,almost everything in the air to RF is leaving the playing field and that last HR by Hafner to LF was a joke
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Posted By: <b>Greg Ecklund</b><p>Hafner just hit one out...21-4 now. The next best thing to my team winning is seeing the Yankees lose...it warms the heart.
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Posted By: <b>brock</b><p>Greg,<br>Who do you like?
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Posted By: <b>Kevin Andrews</b><p>So who has the nicer new stadium - the Yankees or the Mets?
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Posted By: <b>Bruce Dorskind</b><p>Sunday, April 24, 2005<br><br>One day after getting blasted by owner George Steinbrenner, the Yankees blasted the Devil Rays and accomplished something they'd never done before: score 13 runs in one inning at Yankee Stadium.<br><br>In Monday's 19-8 victory over Tampa Bay, the Yankees sent 17 men to the plate in the second inning, collecting 11 hits and three bases on balls.<br><br>The 13-run inning was the biggest -- in any inning -- for the Yankees since June 21, 1945, when they scored 13 in the fifth inning of a 14-4 win at Boston. It matched the largest second inning in major-league history, and the most productive second inning in the American League since the Kansas City A's hung 13 on the White Sox on April 21, 1956.<br><br>The 11 hits in the frame are the most in a single inning by the Yankees since April 11, 1987, at Kansas City.<br><br>The Yankees' club record for runs in an inning is 14, which they accomplished on July 6, 1920, against Washington at Griffith Stadium.
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Posted By: <b>Peter_Spaeth</b><p>Wang is off to a nice start this year. His ERA was over 28.00 BEFORE today's game.
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Posted By: <b>Greg Ecklund</b><p>Brock...the A's are my team
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Posted By: <b>Kevin Andrews</b><p>It's interesting that the Yankees biggest home and road losses (in terms of giving up runs) all belong to the Indians. They gave up 24 runs to the Indians in Cleveland in 1928(?) (or so they said on the TV). The Indians also posted the 22-0 game in August 2005 in New York at the old place and now 22-4 in the new place. <br><br>Cavs won by 18 today and so did the Indians.
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Posted By: <b>Peter_Spaeth</b><p>34.50 after today's fine outing.
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Posted By: <b>Greg Ecklund</b><p>Why not try Nick Swisher in the rotation? He certainly can't be any worse than Wang has been.
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Posted By: <b>Kenneth A. Cohen</b><p>Gee - and I thought Wang Chen Ming would have LOWERED his ERA with today's performance.
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