HANK: 'IT'S GETTING RIDICULOUS'

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HANK: 'IT'S GETTING RIDICULOUS'
WasWatching.com found this 7/2/2008 on www.nypost.com [flag]
TAMPA, Fla. - Hank Steinbrenner wants the Yankees to flash their offense as they enter what could be a key point of their season. "We've got to start hitting," he said today. "It's getting ridiculous. They've got to start waking up. They've shown... [link]

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Is Hank Calling Out A-Rod?
Published 7/2/2008 by Steve Lombardi at WasWatching.com
Via the Post - With Alex Rodriguez’s budding friendship with Madonna making headlines, Yankees owner Hank Steinbrenner is hinting that “outside distractions” are causing the team’s offense to break his heart. Steinbrenner told The Associated Press today, “We’ve got to start hitting. It’s getting ridiculous.” Though he did not mention Rodriguez by name, Steinbrenner said, “We all know they’re better than that. I don’t know. Maybe a little less outside distractions and a little ...

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LOOKS LIKE MESSAGE GOT THROUGH TO YANKS

NJ.com: Pride of the Yankees found this 7/3/2008 on www.nypost.com

HANK Steinbrenner sent up his own Fourth of July fireworks yesterday, unloading on his unproductive Yankees hitters just in time for the big holiday weekend with the Red Sox coming to town tonight. "Nobody is sacred . . . nobody is safe,"...
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