Yankees' Season a Final Slap to Ruth's House
smackcaster.com 8/22/2008 — It's been more than a decade since the Yankees underachieved at the pace they are setting this year - and in the bell lap of the old stadium! Here's a cogent argument that puts the final rivet in the Yankee facade. http://www.smackcaster.com - smack talk for sports fans!

Saving Terry Felton
seamheads.com 8/24/2008 — I wasn’t a normal kid growing up. I still remember leafing through my brother Bob’s worn copy of the first edition of The Baseball Encyclopedia looking up strange statistics, reading player’s nicknames and searching for players born in the city where I grew up. Although I can’t remember the first player I found in the book from Chester, Pennsylvania, I know there ...

The Big Donkey
ryanparkersongs.com 8/25/2008 — The Dodgers got Manny, it was such a big deal, The Cubs got Harden, it was such a big steal, Milwaukee got Sabathia, a pitcher to fear, But none of those count as the trade of the year, Cause the biggest trade of all was involving a mule, He's not ...

Save Yankee Stadium! Don't Tear Down the House that Ruth Built!
saveyankeestadium.org 8/23/2008 — Help save the House that Ruth Built! Yankee Stadium is a treasured American historic landmark and must not be torn down following the 2008 baseball season - or ever. Much of the great history of modern baseball took place within these hallowed ...

Little League Champion Roundup
majorleaguejerk.com 8/27/2008 — A list of the champions in different youth baseball leagues from around the country in order to give little kids their due credit.

5 BEST YANKEE STADIUM MOMENTS: NO. 5 — NY Post: Sports 8/24/2008
As both baseball stadiums prepare to close, The Post looks back at the 25 most memorable moments in the history of Yankee and Shea stadiums. This week, No. 5: Yankee Stadium Oct. 1, 1961 On the same field where Babe Ruth set the single-season mark...

Red Sox highlights at Yankee Stadium — Red Sox & MLB - BostonHerald.com 8/26/2008
April 18, 1923 -- Red Sox fall to Yankees, 4-1, in first game played at Yankee Stadium before a crowd of 74,200. Former Sox pitcher Babe Ruth hits three-run homer...

This day in Cubs' history — Chicago Sun-Times :: Chicago Cubs :: 8/27/2008
ROOT WINS NO. 200; BILLY SLAMS BRAVES Aug. 27, 1941 | Already famous for giving up Babe Ruth's ''called shot'' nine years earlier, Charlie Root beats the Boston Braves 6-4 in Boston to become the Cubs' first 200-game winner.