–Andy Pettitte is still undecided. Even though the Yankees have already claimed that they’ve “moved on”, it still puts the team in a tense situation. You know the organization still has Andy in their mind, and they could really use him in the starting rotation this season. As it stands now, Sergio Mitre and Ivan Nova would have the back end of the rotation. It’s time ffor Andy to come to a decision. This is what Pettitte had to say to a reporter just last week:
“I’m just chilling out, hanging,” Pettitte told the newspaper. “I’m relaxing. If I had something, y’all would know. If I knew exactly what I was doing, y’all would know.”
“I don’t want to be a story,” Pettitte said. “I really don’t want [the Yankees] to worry about me. I just want them to go, just go on.”
-The first time George Steinbrenner was referred to as “The Boss”. You should really check out Mary Jane’s other blog posts, as she recounts some of her memories with George.
Jodi Applegate-Michael Kay
–Jodi Applegate is already wondering what she got herself into when she got engaged to Yankees play-by-play announcer, Michael Kay. “Chicken parm is probably the most exotic thing he’ll eat — and he’ll eat mozzarella cheese because it’s in chicken parm.”
-Suzanne “Mrs. Singy” Singleton explores the Anatomy of a Broadcaster’s Briefcase. She goes through the preparation, homework and life of a sports broadcaster.
- Pettitte: It’s the Yankees or Nothing: 1 Year Max
- Jeter, Tex & Cano Among Gold Glove Winners
- The Best & Worst Uniforms of All-Time: NYY
- The Day George Fought With His Dad
- In Dresser Drawer, Recalling a Chivalrous Steinbrenner
- Yankees Shea Stadium program
- Hal Steinbrenner: Payroll staying “within the same level”
- Priceless Afternoon with NY Yankees Great Bernie Williams
- Sixty Years Later a Wonderful Gift from an Old Friend
- George gets his first taste of Humble Pie
- George really did like Meatball Calzones!
- Okay George, you’re “The Boss”
What We’ve Learned: Chuck Greenberg is a Prick:
“I think our fans have been great,” Greenberg said. “I think particularly in Game 3 of the World Series they just blew away anything I’ve seen in any venue during the postseason. I thought Yankees fans, frankly, were awful. They were either violent or apathetic, neither of which is good. So I thought Yankees fans were by far the worst of any I’ve seen in the postseason. I thought they were an embarrassment.”
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