May 24th, 2012 
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It didn’t take long for the Yankees to try to shoot down today’s Daily News story that the Steinbrenners are thinking about selling the team.
Here’s the statement from Hal Steinbrenner:
“I just learned of the Daily News story. It is pure fiction. The Yankees are not for sale. I expect that the Yankees will be in my family for many years to come.”
And here’s a statement from MLB:
“Major League Baseball has received no indications from any representatives of the New York Yankees or anyone else that the Club is for sale.”
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what Niblick said
The more they deny it, the more I tend to believe it.
This time they will be real creatures. The parade of the bleacher creatures, led by the Centaur Queen.
…can I be in charge of something inconsequential like the Bleacher Creatures or something?
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Inconsequential?
Job denied !!
Sorry, bad link in the last thread
http://valleyofthesuns.com/201…..ing-staff/
I think the Daily News itself is pure fiction…giving something like Snooki any air time at all is an insult to human intelligence
Randy it was the first pitch to the guy, but the approach was the discussion. Sometimes if you feel the best way to get a guy out is pitching inside is to show him one pitch outside for a ball first. The game within the game is interesting. I usually watch games on DVR and when I do watch with someone I call out loud what I would do, but occasionally, I pause it and ask around what everyone is thinking? We have a discussion about it. I process it quickly, but it is an interesting dialogue and most important, it is a way to watch a game in a totally different light. Cone brings up some interesting perspectives and I like the way flash think too, but we all have ideas that can be different. the one part that Cone brings to me is when he said throwing a curve was sometimes easier on his arm than a fastball…that was very interesting to me as I never thought about that and I am also not sure others feel the same way.