riveraveblues.com - 7/4/2009
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Every year ESPN The Magazine ranks all of the sports franchises across the four major sports leagues for their Ultimate Team Rankings feature. Each team is graded against eight categories — title track, ownership, coaching, players, fan relations, affordability, stadium experience and overall ...
slidingintohome.blogspot.com - 7/5/2009
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This Week in Yankees History July 5th -
July 11th July 5th 1884 - Former Yankees P...
John “Jack” Quinn (1909-12, 1919-21) was born. John went 81-65 in 228 games for the Yankees. He won 18 games in a season twice for the Yankees in 1910 and 1921. On August 12, 1912, he was traded by the ...
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This Week in Yankees History (7/5-7/11)
bloomberg.com - 7/7/2009
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July 7 (Bloomberg) -- The New York Yankees
agreed not to restrict spectators’ movements during the playing...
of “God Bless America” at its new stadium to end a suit brought by a man who was thrown out last year for trying to use the restroom.
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Yankees Won’t Restrict Fans for ‘God Bless America’ ...
riveraveblues.com - 7/6/2009
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Once Chien-Ming Wang left yesterday’s game in the
sixth after pointing to his shoulder, this post was...
inevitable. The Yanks will have a few decisions to make in the next few days. They’ll need a spot starter this Thursday in Minnesota, ...
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What to do with the fifth starter spot?
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Demolition of Yankee Stadium Photo Update- 7/4/09
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ESPN Ranks Yankees as 107 Out of 122 Pro Teams When it Comes to Giving Back to Fans
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... of professional sports teams, ordered by the amount that they give back to their fans. The Yankees are ranked a really low 107 out of 122 (the list is comprised of teams from the MLB, NFL, NHL and NBA). Breaking it down by their categories - the team ranks worst in Affordability at 121, beating only the Toronto Maple Leafs, and 26th in Title Track, which is supposed to be an indicator of championships already won and expected to be won in a fan's lifetime. Via Ben Kabak .
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