Bronx Banter: Klapisch: Lasting Yankee Stadium Memory #29

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Can't Stop The Bleeding found this 10/6/2008 on www.baseballthinkfactory.org [flag]
Klap your hands say Wells! There was no debate: a source is a source. I’m not sure I would’ve gone to jail to protect them, but luckily for me, I wasn’t facing a judge after the game, only Boomer, who was too impatient to wait at his locker. There he was, at the door outside the room, like some ... [link]

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Great Moments In NYC Sportswriting : Klapisch’s Refusal To Identify Deep Throat To The Sultan Of Sloth
Published 10/6/2008 by GC at Can't Stop The Bleeding
... ’s ongoing series of Yankee Stadium recollections, noted Bobby Bonilla nemesis Bob Klapisch tells Alex Belth about the time in 1997 that David Wells had the temerity to complain to his paymaster about a proto-Jeffrey Maier interfering with Paul O’Neil in right field (link taken from Repoz and Baseball Think Factory). ...

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Bronx Banter: Lasting Yankee Stadium Memory #29

BBTF's Baseball Primer Newsblog found this 10/6/2008 on bronxbanter.baseballtoaster.com

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See the new Yankee Stadium -

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10/6 New Stadium Photo Update

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You can see in these pictures that they've installed the LED screens on the elevator boxes. (click to enlarge) For the main updates page click here .
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Giambi up for coveted Goulet Award

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Jason Giambi won’t be in the mix for any postseason awards, but the Big G is one of the finalists for this year’s Goulet Award. Not familiar with that honor? It’s named for the great Robert Goulet, and it goes to the “most ...
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