Reggie Jackson on Blogging: ‘That’s The Stupidest F#cking Thing I’ve Ever Heard’
misterirrelevant.com 10/15/2009 — If you’ve been with Mr. Irrelevant for some time now, you may have heard this. If you haven’t, it’s time to catch up. Either way, it’s a career highlight. Back when Chris and I hosted Sports Bloggers Live , we had Reggie ...

Quotes From Damon And Pettitte
fackyouk.blogspot.com 11 days ago — Last night, Johnny Damon and Andy Pettitte both appeared on the XM Radio show "October Nights" with Reggie Jackson and Bill Pidto. It was the last installment of a six part series airing on Mad Dog Radio and the hosts had some questions for both of the guys in regards to their plans for next ...

Johnny Damon and Reggie Jackson are realists
310tojoba.blogspot.com 10 days ago — Reggie Jackson co-hosts a radio show on Sirius' baseball channel. On November 10th, Johnny Damon was on said show to discuss his current contract situation and his career accomplishments. This is nitpicking on my part of the highest variety, but it's a slow day and I'm bored. Anyway, the ...

Overflow 5
pinstripealley.com 17 days ago — "This team, it all flows from me.  I've got to keep it going.  I'm the straw that stirs the drink." -Reggie Jackson

476 Lots Up For Grabs at GUU Auction
sportscollectorsdaily.com 14 days ago — Dozens of game-worn and game-used items are on the block this week as GUU Auctions (http://www.guuauctions.com) debuts its new website and biggest auction to date.

The Joy of Six
maurybrown.com 18 days ago — Dear Yankee Fan, Ignore this post, if you will… Thank you, A.J. Burnett. I don’t relish basking in another one’s failure, but you did most all of us baseball fans a big favor on Monday night, and because of it, we get a Game 6. If you haven’t been following the numbers, the nation is ...

World Series Game 5: Phillies 8, Yankees 6
nleastchatter.com 19 days ago — Chase Utley made sure the Phillies would play a Game 6 in the Bronx. The slugging second baseman hit two home runs, tying Reggie Jackson for most round trippers in a single World Series (five). Utley’s second homer – a solo shot in the seventh – proved to be the game-winning run.

Is A-Rod the new Mr. Autumn?
myespn.go.com 10/14/2009 — A bit of postseason trivia, via my friend Allen Barra: Alex Rodriguez has now played in 42 postseason games. In those 42 games, he's batted .291 ...

The First Wednesday After the First Tuesday
faithandfear.blogharbor.com 18 days ago — The President returned to the White House late that night to cope with history. History...would not care at all that the Cards won the World Series that day by 4 to 3. —Theodore White, Making of the President 1964 , regarding the events of 10/15/64 On December 15, 1991, six Democratic ...

Yankees talk about trip through Canyon of Heroes — Blogging the Bombers - NY Daily News Blogs 16 days ago
The Yankees react as the city celebrates World Series title No. 27: Mariano Rivera: "It was wonderful. Beautiful. The fans here are the best. It was magnificent." Alex Rodriguez: "I've never seen so many people collected in one place. I've ...

Wang's future at crossroads with Yankees — Major League Baseball News 16 days ago
Cradling his infant son, Justin, in one arm, Chien-Ming Wang walked out of the home clubhouse at Yankee Stadium on Friday, unsure if he would return.

Damon hopes for chance to repeat — Major League Baseball News 16 days ago
While Johnny Damon's last on-field action of the season was to touch home plate at Yankee Stadium in the World Series clincher, the veteran outfielder doesn't want it to be his final scene with the Bombers.

Yanks' Damon wants to return, will explore options — Boston.com -- Baseball News 16 days ago
Johnny Damon soaked it all in as he shared a float with first-timers Nick Swisher and Jerry Hairston Jr. for the New York Yankees' championship parade through the Canyon of Heroes on Friday. The whole scene made him a little wistful.  ...

Yankees savor raucous celebration — Major League Baseball News 16 days ago
In double-decker buses and parade floats, the Yankees rolled through lower Manhattan celebrating the 27th World Series title the organization has thirsted for, waving wildly through the financial district on a chilly November morning.