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11/09/09
Met fans are Met fans. Yankee fans are Yankee fans. My father watched the Yankees when there was absolutely no other baseball on television. Although we lived within spitting distance of the stadium (and I use "spitting" because I'm sure that's what he did when he walked by it), the family never went to a game. We traveled to Queens to see the Mets, by subway I might add.
He hated the Yankees. I mean, HATED the Yankees. All because the team dragged their feet on integration. They were the second to last MLB team to integrate, just before the much hated Boston Red Sox.
Now, if only these politicians stick to important convictions when they are elected, the world would be a better place. #congress
11/09/09
Thankfully no one will remember this in the future because who cares if a baseball fan (especially Mets fans, these days) acts like a big prick? That is called "Tuesday" so whatever. #congress
10/22/09
10/22/09
Just kidding. I am a Mets fan, but I'll be rooting for the Yankees til it's over, at this point. #scams
10/22/09
10/22/09
(My family is divided, 3 Mets 2 Yankees, so you learn to live with it, I guess) #scams
10/22/09
[deadspin.com]
07/27/09
07/27/09
Not everyone can come from a family friends with the owners background like Brian Cashman, or be annointed the chosen one at a young age, like Theo Epstein.
07/28/09
07/27/09
However, all he did was say he stands behind what he said about Adam Rubin but it was the wrong venue to say it. The Mets owner defended Rubin, saying it isn't unusual for reporters to ask him for career advice, but Rubin never asked for a job.
I think it's safe to say that Adam Rubin will keep his job longer than Omar Minaya.
07/27/09
You can slander people, especially in sports, and still get a job, even after you've been fired.
But, it'll be extremely hard to get a job once you've undermined ownership's decision to fire an employee whose actions were consistently being investigated by human resources. Furthermore, Minaya's actions make it harder for the players to have closure and move on.
It's like he's Bizarro GM.
07/27/09
07/27/09
Frankly, I'm boycotting the Knicks until the Dolans sell the team.