I'm also curious how bad Jeter's ankle fracture is. Will he be the same after he heals? A lot of guys with foot, ankle, and knee injuries end up being a bit slower after the recover.
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capnsandwich said:
I don't remember how long his contract was for, but I don't think he'll be signing a renewal after this one's up. An injury like that, unless he recovers 110%, is a career shortener, if not ender with how long he's played for them.
Yanks and Tigers ALCS Game 2, player of the game: 2B umpire Jeff Nelson for his 2 RBIs in the 8th.
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Should have said dugout rather than bench. Knew he would be out at least for the rest of this series when I saw the injury. (Don't know if there's any reason he couldn't be in the dugout for the games.)
Remerber this:
Jeffrey "Jeff" Maier (born September 24, 1984) is an American baseball fan best known for an incident in which he was involved as a twelve-year-old at a baseball game, when he deflected a batted ball in-play into the Yankee Stadium stands during Game 1 of the 1996 American League Championship Series between the New York Yankees and the Baltimore Orioles. His action altered the course of Game 1,[1] as the resulting home run allowed the Yankees to tie the score. They would go on to win the game and that series, four games to one.
LOL. I liked that. Eli will throw 3 picks, with that silly look on his face.
Umm...you were saying? BTW, did you guys show up? Or a local Varsity team? Couldn't tell. Jim Harbaugh, that bully...finally shut him up, The Giants did! WOW.
Jeffrey Maier, spoiled brat who believes he's entitled to everything, including a ball in play at a Major League game. WHO CARES about J.M. GO YANKS!
The Tigers Starting pitchers have given up 5 runs in 48 innings this post season, and have thrown 29 1/2 straight shutout innings. Yep he blew the call, the Tigers still win the game. Two games up, three straight at home with Verlander starting game three. I like our odds.
Nice thread!
The Cardiac Cardinals My childhood room had Cardinals wallpaper.
Gettin' it done tonight so far (knock on bass). I'll be at the game tomorrow.
The Cardiac Cardinals
My childhood room had Cardinals wallpaper. Gettin' it done tonight so far (knock on bass). I'll be at the game tomorrow.
Umm...you were saying? BTW, did you guys show up? Or a local Varsity team? Couldn't tell. Jim Harbaugh, that bully...finally shut him up, The Giants did! WOW.
Did I ever said I was a Niner fan? You shouldn't ASSume.
No matter if he was called safe or out, you still have to score runs to win the game. You didn't do that.
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Still doesn't make it right...but I do understand. From a diehard Yankee fan, offense has been abysmal.
Well sure, it was a bad call. It happens in almost every game. Armondo Galarraga had a perfect game revoked because of a bad call a few years back. Yes, it sucked but it still happened and we've moved on from that game.
OK you win...I remember that call, possibly the worst in MLB considering how close he got to a perfect game :scowl:
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