Yankee Stadium HRD Security Chokes Out Fan

6
0
Votes
Yankee Stadium HRD Security Chokes Out Fan Links1
Yankee Stadium HRD Security Chokes Out Fan
Hugging Harold Reynolds Hugging Harold Reynolds posted 7/16/2008 from huggingharoldreynolds.blogspot.com [flag]
Anyone catch the world of hurt security put on these two fan boys in center last night? Video at HHR. [link]

Tags:

Comments

Links (1)

NESW Sports Headlines 7/16/2008
Published 7/16/2008 by ethanator1088 at NESW Sports, Sports Videos
... I am competing on the fourth round of Hugging Harold Reynolds “Iron Ref”. I am going against some great bloggers. Please check it out and vote for the person that did the best. Thanks! I will post the link as soon as it comes up in the morning. For now, HHR has a cool post of a guy getting choked at the HRD. ...

Related Content

Related Stories
2

White Sox, Cubs players enjoy All-Star experience

The White Sox Blog found this 7/16/2008 on www.chicagotribune.com

Each Chicago representative at Yankee Stadium has starring role > The 10 Chicago players invited to Tuesday's All-Star Game have a lot in common, as it ...
2

Stop Your Sobbing (Live Blogging the Ghosts of All-Stars Past)

areilly posted 7/16/2008 from www.sox35th.com

Why "All-Star Game" is a misnomer for more reasons than you might think.
1

64 All-Stars and 1 Baseball Monument

The 35th Street Review: White Sox Blog @ ... found this 7/16/2008 on www.nytimes.com

There will be 64 All-Stars assembled at Yankee Stadium on Tuesday, but the venue itself will be studied as intently as any of the players. >
1

Crasnick: Yankee Stadium brings out so many memories

The 35th Street Review: White Sox Blog @ ... found this 7/16/2008 on sports.espn.go.com

The 79th All-Star Game has a nostalgic feel to it. Why? Because it's going to be played at Yankee Stadium, a living baseball museum.
5

Yankee Stadium II defined a new era in New York City - Alex Belth - SI.com

Baseball Toaster found this 7/15/2008 on sportsillustrated.cnn.com

There was a T-shirt in New York in the early '80s that said, "Welcome to New York, Now Go the ---- Home." It is only with a small degree of exaggeration that you can apply the same sentiment to the experience of watching a game at Yankee Stadium. It ...
Related News Articles
DAY AT THE PARADE
The first day of All-Star madness was spent at the Grand Hyatt and Yankee Stadium, but today I took it to the streets. With nothing but my camera and my wits I was dispatched to the red-carpet parade down Sixth Avenue. On the walk down Sixth...
Selig recalls first trip to Stadium
Commissioner Bud Selig made his first trip to Yankee Stadium in 1949, thus beginning a six-decade love affair with the legendary ballpark.
Photos: MLB All-Star Game
It's an historic Mid-Summer Classic on FOX from Yankee Stadium. Check out all the best shots from the All-Star Game in the Big Apple.
LIVE: Follow the All-Star Game
Home field in the World Series is on the line in tonight's All-Star Game on FOX. Follow every pitch LIVE from Yankee Stadium.
Sheppard's voice absent at Stadium
There was only one thing missing from the stirring ceremonies leading into Tuesday's 79th Major League Baseball All-Star Game -- the clear, correct and concise Voice of Yankee Stadium.