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Bernie Williams - Pure Class
Published 3/29/2009 by edwzipper at Sportsfrog.com
... So reads the headline of the New York Post article. It did take a while for Bernie to develop as you can see here . But he was an All-Star for five straight years and the following year won the silver slugger for CF. Ironically, his most comparable batting stats are to Paul O’Neil, which I think would please both of them. This year we have Gardner and Melky in CF. So is Melky, who started in the majors at the age of 21 during his first full season, going to be given time to develop?  Or will the WIN NOW Yankees kick him to the curb? Bernie brings up an interesting point. Has ...

Bernie: I Had It Easier Than Melky and Brett
Published 3/28/2009 by Greg Cohen (slidingintohomeblog@gmail.com) at Sliding Into Home: A Yankees Blog
... it. It took me a while to get acclimated but after a while I felt very encouraged. "I can still play," Williams added. As far as having it easier than Cabrera and Gardner, I'm not sure I agree with Bernie. I think he showed more than enough skills in his first few seasons that even these Yankees would keep him around. If they were satisfied with Melky Cabrera's first two full seasons in the big leagues I think they would have been satisfied with Bernie's. What do you think? ...

Help A Neighbor: The Bernie Williams Charity Hillside Food Outreach Needs Yous
Published 1/23/2009 by Jimmy Scott at Jimmy Scott's High & Tight
[image] I will be appearing with Bernie Williams and Robinson Cano Saturday evening at the Hillside Food Outreach charity event to help raise money for the organization. Bernie will be there (read here about how I feel about his latest comeback attempt) playing guitar and talking to the attendees. I think some other Yankee notables will be attending, like Mike Torrez (listen to my interview with Mike HERE ) as well as some famous media types, like Sweeny Murti (famous if you listen to Sports Radio WFAN in NYC). So if you ...

So, You Had A Big Day…
Published 12/4/2008 by Steve Lombardi at WasWatching.com
... team since 1956.  Very interesting… Games Link to Individual Games -----------------+-----+------------------------- Alex Rodriguez 4 Ind. Games Tino Martinez 4 Ind. Games Mickey Mantle 4 Ind. Games Dave Winfield 3 Ind. Games Bobby Murcer 3 Ind. Games Bernie Williams 2 Ind. Games Tom Tresh 2 Ind. ...

NEW YORK YANKEES - ALL TIME HOME GROWN TEAM vs. ALL TIME ACQUIRED TEAM
Published 11/17/2008 by Sully (info@sullybaseball.com) at SULLY BASEBALL
... must be good to be him. No wonder all of us Red Sox fans hate him! RESERVE INFIELDER FRANK CROSETTI All apologies to Joe Gordon, but Crosetti is the answer to an amazing trivia question. “Who has collected the most World Series checks in the history of baseball?” As a player and a coach, Crow cashed 17 World Series winner checks. That earns a spot here. RESERVE OUTFIELDER BERNIE WILLIAMS He has the post season heroics (Big Papi is the only other person with two walk ...

Heroes of the LCS
Published 10/10/2008 by Craig Brown at The Hardball Times
... each playoff. Year AVG OBP SLG OPS 1976 .444 .476 .778 1.254 1977 .300 .333 .500 .833 1978 .389 .389 1.056 1.445 1980 .273 .333 .909 1.242 1984 .231 .231 .231 .462 1985 .348 .500 .826 1.326 Career .340 .400 .728 1.128 By the end of the ’85 postseason, Brett owned a ton of playoff records, including home runs (9), runs scored (22), total bases (75) and OPS. He was the king of the LCS until the Yankees' recent stellar LCS run came to an end in 2004, when his name was supplanted by Bernie Williams . Williams' LCS highlights include hitting a game-tying home run against ...

Bernie Williams highlights Yankee Stadium ceremony
Published 9/22/2008 at New York Yankees Examiner
... who elicited the loudest applause of the night. The honor of being the final name announced was likely not lost on Bernie who beamed with pride as he tipped his cap to the standing Yankee faithful especially the right field ...

Lost Classics: July 2, 2004
Published 6/29/2008 by noreply@blogger.com (Mets2Moon) at The Ballclub
... . Clearly, a mismatch, though to that point in the season, Trachsel had been outperforming the dainty Mussina, boasting an ERA nearly a point lower. Trachsel started off strong, getting Bernie Williams to pop out, and ...

Bernie Williams Was Quiet, Overlooked
Published 4/21/2008 by Rick A. at
... Bernie Williams wasn’t a flashy player, nor gregarious when he patrolled center field for the New York Yankees. This made him often overlooked and sometimes under appreciated by the fans and media. That aside, his impact on and off the field was felt throughout the Bronx, and is widely regarded as the third best player to man that lofty position behind only Joe DiMaggio and Mickey Mantle. Now that’s exclusive company. ...

Know Your Free Agents: Centerfielders are plentiful, value plays not so much
Published 11/15/2007 by Patrick Sullivan at Baseball Analysts
... Teams in the center field market have some nice options to consider in the free agent market. Torii Hunter and Aaron Rowand figure to continue to be solid players for a few more years. I fully expect a couple of bounce-back years from Andruw Jones. Mike Cameron, at 35, looks like more of a risk. The problem is that all of these guys would like long-term deals, and every one of them figures to decline. Anyone remember the end of Bernie Williams's run in center field for the Yanks? Even if you hover around an .800 OPS, if you can't field you are not of much ...

Dodger Thoughts: Give Dodgertown a Proper Farewell
Published 11/10/2007 at Dodger Thoughts
... ? Nice guy, but help me Rhonda, only as a bench player, please - and probably not even worth the dough for that . In this article appearing at ...

Review: Chasing the Dream
Published 12/28/2006 by your_rolemodel80 at The Baseball Bookshelf
... Player Most Like: 1996 Bernie Williams ...