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What a Way to Go
What a Way to Go
For those who watched Matsui play will always remember just how critical he was to the success of these Yankees. But for future fans, it is likely that only a few, the die hards and historians would have recognized Matsui’s name before he penned the final chapter of his New York story last night.
Losing Hideki Matsui after MVP World Series performance may be wrong move for New York Yankees
Losing Hideki Matsui after MVP World Series performance may be wrong move for New York Yankees
nydailynews.com — If this turns out to be goodbye for Hideki Matsui , it goes down as the greatest... exit since John Elway won a second straight Super Bowl and rode off into the sunset. It's not exactly the same, of course. Matsui would love to keep his pinstripes and ... (more) Losing Hideki Matsui after MVP World Series performance ...
New York Yankees DH Hideki Matsui becomes first Japanese-born Series MVP
New York Yankees DH Hideki Matsui becomes first Japanese-born Series MVP
sports.espn.go.com — Hideki Matsui did all sorts of damage Wednesday night, setting a record with six RBIs in a... World Series clincher and leading the New York Yankees over the Philadelphia Phillies 7-3 Wednesday night. (more) New York Yankees DH Hideki Matsui becomes first ...
Will Hideki Matsui Be A Met Next Year?
Will Hideki Matsui Be A Met Next Year?
metsfansforever.com — Author: Greg Pomes Thankfully the World Series is finally over, meaning that the 2009 baseball season is... over and the Hot Stove season is upon us now.   There is going to be a lot of pressure on the Mets now to improve the team and not just for the way the 2009 season ... (more) Will Hideki Matsui Be A Met Next Year?
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