Official N.Y. Yankees 2011 SEASON THREAD y-(97-65) Vol. We'll be in the Off-season thread =/
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Last year I strongly considered trading in my 360 for a PS3 simply for The Show...but I didn't...it needs to be made for XBOX too
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Last year I strongly considered trading in my 360 for a PS3 simply for The Show...but I didn't...it needs to be made for XBOX too
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The game is made by Sony so that's not going to happen.
The demo should be dropping within the next few weeks, can't wait to try out the new analog controls.
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The game is made by Sony so that's not going to happen.
The demo should be dropping within the next few weeks, can't wait to try out the new analog controls.
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Yankees first baseman Mark Teixeira says he will not waive his full no-trade clause under any circumstances, trying to put to rest speculation that he could be dealt to St. Louis for Albert Pujols.
"I'm not going anywhere," Teixeira said.
"I got that no-trade for a reason. I'm going to be buried in these pinstripes. You know what, I would be disappointed if the fans of New York weren't looking to make our team better, but they've just got to know I'm not leaving."
ESPN.com, citing a baseball official, reported earlier this week the Yankees would not explore a trade for Pujols.
Read more: http://baseball.realgm.com/src_wire...nts_to_be_buried_in_pinstripes/#ixzz1ERqlCSZe
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Yankees first baseman Mark Teixeira says he will not waive his full no-trade clause under any circumstances, trying to put to rest speculation that he could be dealt to St. Louis for Albert Pujols.
"I'm not going anywhere," Teixeira said.
"I got that no-trade for a reason. I'm going to be buried in these pinstripes. You know what, I would be disappointed if the fans of New York weren't looking to make our team better, but they've just got to know I'm not leaving."
ESPN.com, citing a baseball official, reported earlier this week the Yankees would not explore a trade for Pujols.
Read more: http://baseball.realgm.com/src_wire...nts_to_be_buried_in_pinstripes/#ixzz1ERqlCSZe
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I think he has serious potential, he just needs some serious help though. I've seen him pitch some good games
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I think he has serious potential, he just needs some serious help though. I've seen him pitch some good games
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We need to set up a MLB the Show Team Yankees tourny
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We need to set up a MLB the Show Team Yankees tourny
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toine u still play mlb the show 10?
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toine u still play mlb the show 10?
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FYI Pro, grandpa, jrp and GHIMS, MLB 11 The Show demo drops tommorrow.
And GHIMS aside from getting the HamilWho trophy I don't play The Show 10 that much anymore.
And GHIMS aside from getting the HamilWho trophy I don't play The Show 10 that much anymore.
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FYI Pro, grandpa, jrp and GHIMS, MLB 11 The Show demo drops tommorrow.
And GHIMS aside from getting the HamilWho trophy I don't play The Show 10 that much anymore.
And GHIMS aside from getting the HamilWho trophy I don't play The Show 10 that much anymore.
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Attaboy, Tex.
onewearz, wasn't it your wife who thought Tex was gay (back when he was still with the Angels or Rangers)?? That story still cracks me up now and then
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Attaboy, Tex.
onewearz, wasn't it your wife who thought Tex was gay (back when he was still with the Angels or Rangers)?? That story still cracks me up now and then
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Proshares, a little something from LoHud about your boy Andrew Brackman
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[h2]Monday notes: Brackman impresses against live hitters [/h2]
Andrew Brackman is not new to Yankees camp. He’s a familiar face around here, and almost everyone in the big league clubhouse is long past first impressions of the tall right-hander.
But Justin Maxwell is new. He arrived in Tampa having only heard of Brackman, and today Maxwell faced the highly touted prospect for the first time in live batting practice. Maxwell’s first impression?
“Really good command,
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Proshares, a little something from LoHud about your boy Andrew Brackman
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[h2]Monday notes: Brackman impresses against live hitters [/h2]
Andrew Brackman is not new to Yankees camp. He’s a familiar face around here, and almost everyone in the big league clubhouse is long past first impressions of the tall right-hander.
But Justin Maxwell is new. He arrived in Tampa having only heard of Brackman, and today Maxwell faced the highly touted prospect for the first time in live batting practice. Maxwell’s first impression?
“Really good command,
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Originally Posted by briannnnn
onewearz, wasn't it your wife who thought Tex was gay (back when he was still with the Angels or Rangers)?? That story still cracks me up now and then
yeah, but in her defense her gaydar is usually on point. she told me my cousin was gay when he was a baby and sure enough
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Originally Posted by briannnnn
onewearz, wasn't it your wife who thought Tex was gay (back when he was still with the Angels or Rangers)?? That story still cracks me up now and then
yeah, but in her defense her gaydar is usually on point. she told me my cousin was gay when he was a baby and sure enough
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btw
anybody hear hanks little swipe at derek ?
heres the article from espn :
TAMPA, Fla. -- New York Yankees co-chairman Hank Steinbrenner thinks his team's celebration of its 2009 World Series championship may have lasted too long.
"I think, maybe, they celebrated too much last year," Steinbrenner said Monday. "Some of the players, too busy building mansions and doing other things and not concentrating on winning. I have no problem saying that."
When it was pointed out that Yankees captain Derek Jeter was building a large multimillion-dollar home in Tampa last year, Steinbrenner said he wasn't singling out any individual.
"I was just saying, maybe they were riding the wave of '09 a little too much, and it happens sometimes," Steinbrenner said. "This year in spring so far, from what I've seen and what I've been told, they've come in with a real, new drive and determination -- the kind they had in '09."
New York lost in the American League Championship Series last season to Texas after fading in the second half of the season and winding up with the AL wild card.
Jeter batted .334 with 18 homers and 66 RBIs for the Yankees in 2009. He slipped to a career-low .270 with 10 homers but did have 67 RBIs last season. The 36-year-old batted .231 in the ALCS.
After sometimes contentious negotiations -- in which general manager Brian Cashman told him to shop for better offers -- Jeter agreed to a three-year, $51 million contract in the offseason.
On Sunday, during his news conference, Jeter said he wanted to shift the focus forward. On Monday, Jeter continued working on his stride-less swing, which has been designed to allow him to drive the ball better than he did in 2010.
dude is an idiot sometimes
anybody hear hanks little swipe at derek ?
heres the article from espn :
TAMPA, Fla. -- New York Yankees co-chairman Hank Steinbrenner thinks his team's celebration of its 2009 World Series championship may have lasted too long.
"I think, maybe, they celebrated too much last year," Steinbrenner said Monday. "Some of the players, too busy building mansions and doing other things and not concentrating on winning. I have no problem saying that."
When it was pointed out that Yankees captain Derek Jeter was building a large multimillion-dollar home in Tampa last year, Steinbrenner said he wasn't singling out any individual.
"I was just saying, maybe they were riding the wave of '09 a little too much, and it happens sometimes," Steinbrenner said. "This year in spring so far, from what I've seen and what I've been told, they've come in with a real, new drive and determination -- the kind they had in '09."
New York lost in the American League Championship Series last season to Texas after fading in the second half of the season and winding up with the AL wild card.
Jeter batted .334 with 18 homers and 66 RBIs for the Yankees in 2009. He slipped to a career-low .270 with 10 homers but did have 67 RBIs last season. The 36-year-old batted .231 in the ALCS.
After sometimes contentious negotiations -- in which general manager Brian Cashman told him to shop for better offers -- Jeter agreed to a three-year, $51 million contract in the offseason.
On Sunday, during his news conference, Jeter said he wanted to shift the focus forward. On Monday, Jeter continued working on his stride-less swing, which has been designed to allow him to drive the ball better than he did in 2010.
dude is an idiot sometimes
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btw
anybody hear hanks little swipe at derek ?
heres the article from espn :
TAMPA, Fla. -- New York Yankees co-chairman Hank Steinbrenner thinks his team's celebration of its 2009 World Series championship may have lasted too long.
"I think, maybe, they celebrated too much last year," Steinbrenner said Monday. "Some of the players, too busy building mansions and doing other things and not concentrating on winning. I have no problem saying that."
When it was pointed out that Yankees captain Derek Jeter was building a large multimillion-dollar home in Tampa last year, Steinbrenner said he wasn't singling out any individual.
"I was just saying, maybe they were riding the wave of '09 a little too much, and it happens sometimes," Steinbrenner said. "This year in spring so far, from what I've seen and what I've been told, they've come in with a real, new drive and determination -- the kind they had in '09."
New York lost in the American League Championship Series last season to Texas after fading in the second half of the season and winding up with the AL wild card.
Jeter batted .334 with 18 homers and 66 RBIs for the Yankees in 2009. He slipped to a career-low .270 with 10 homers but did have 67 RBIs last season. The 36-year-old batted .231 in the ALCS.
After sometimes contentious negotiations -- in which general manager Brian Cashman told him to shop for better offers -- Jeter agreed to a three-year, $51 million contract in the offseason.
On Sunday, during his news conference, Jeter said he wanted to shift the focus forward. On Monday, Jeter continued working on his stride-less swing, which has been designed to allow him to drive the ball better than he did in 2010.
dude is an idiot sometimes
anybody hear hanks little swipe at derek ?
heres the article from espn :
TAMPA, Fla. -- New York Yankees co-chairman Hank Steinbrenner thinks his team's celebration of its 2009 World Series championship may have lasted too long.
"I think, maybe, they celebrated too much last year," Steinbrenner said Monday. "Some of the players, too busy building mansions and doing other things and not concentrating on winning. I have no problem saying that."
When it was pointed out that Yankees captain Derek Jeter was building a large multimillion-dollar home in Tampa last year, Steinbrenner said he wasn't singling out any individual.
"I was just saying, maybe they were riding the wave of '09 a little too much, and it happens sometimes," Steinbrenner said. "This year in spring so far, from what I've seen and what I've been told, they've come in with a real, new drive and determination -- the kind they had in '09."
New York lost in the American League Championship Series last season to Texas after fading in the second half of the season and winding up with the AL wild card.
Jeter batted .334 with 18 homers and 66 RBIs for the Yankees in 2009. He slipped to a career-low .270 with 10 homers but did have 67 RBIs last season. The 36-year-old batted .231 in the ALCS.
After sometimes contentious negotiations -- in which general manager Brian Cashman told him to shop for better offers -- Jeter agreed to a three-year, $51 million contract in the offseason.
On Sunday, during his news conference, Jeter said he wanted to shift the focus forward. On Monday, Jeter continued working on his stride-less swing, which has been designed to allow him to drive the ball better than he did in 2010.
dude is an idiot sometimes
