Shea & Yankee Stadium: The Lasting Memories

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Shea & Yankee Stadium: The Lasting Memories
The Big Lead found this 4/9/2008 on thesportshernia.typepad.com [flag]
In honor of both New York baseball parks bidding us farewell at the end of the season, the Post has begun compiling a list of the 25 greatest moments at Shea and Yankee Stadium with the expectation they'll be covering... [link]

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The Roundup: Candace Parker Goes Out With a Title
Published 4/9/2008 by TheBigLead at The Big Lead
... Wake Forest. (Washington Post) Cueto Mania was slightly subdued last night because Jeff Suppan outpitched him and the Brewers won in extra innings. (Reds Rocket) Francisco Liriano’s AAA start last night didn’t go too well. (Twins Nation) There are more than a few issues with the Alabama basketball program. (Play is Under Review) Incredibly thorough list of fan happenings at Yankee and Shea Stadium through the years. (Sports Hernia) Matt Stover’s Che Guevara moment. (Ebony Bird) Vegas ...

Morning Constitutional: Don King Loves Crocs
Published 4/9/2008 at The Sporting Blog
... these posts from around the web. They're probably better than ours: > Don King makes me hate Crocs even more | On 205th Only in America: > 2009 National Championship Odds | Vegas Watch Duke, UNC and UCLA and the (extremely) early favorites to win the title next season. > Ari Fleischer Solves The Olympic Torch Protest Problem | Lion in Oil The former White House Press Secretary has a solution to the torch protests: run faster with that thang. > Shea & Yankee Stadium: The Lasting Memories | Sports Hernia Clearly, The Post missed a ...

Blog-Roid-Rama: Baseball In A Post-Mitchell World
Published 4/9/2008 by jason at SPORTSbyBROOKS
... . • THE SPORTS HERNIA looks back on the memorable moments in both of New York’s retiring MLB cathedrals . • Meanwhile, THE LEGEND OF CECILIO GUANTE shares what they’ll ...

HHR's Huggers Index
Published 4/11/2008 by the chief at Hugging Harold Reynolds
... Never Say Goodbye: The Sports Hernia takes a look at Shea and Yankee Stadiums' greatest moments as the Bombers and Metropolitans kick off their final seasons in the NYC dumps. PLUS 2 ...

Morning Constitutional: Don King Loves Crocs
Published 4/13/2008 at The Sporting Blog
... these posts from around the web. They're probably better than ours: > Don King makes me hate Crocs even more | On 205th Only in America: > 2009 National Championship Odds | Vegas Watch Duke, UNC and UCLA and the (extremely) early favorites to win the title next season. > Ari Fleischer Solves The Olympic Torch Protest Problem | Lion in Oil The former White House Press Secretary has a solution to the torch protests: run faster with that thang. > Shea & Yankee Stadium: The Lasting Memories | Sports Hernia Clearly, The Post missed a ...

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