For the Derek Jeter who has everything, a bridge in the Bronx
sports.yahoo.com 27 days ago — Derek Jeter (notes) will be a free agent at the end of the 2010 season. Despite the fact he'll be a 36-year-old shortstop destined to be a first baseman or DH, he'll have the Yankees over the proverbial "give me a long contract or I'm going to ...

A man and his bridge
riveraveblues.com 27 days ago — It’s only a matter of time before Derek Jeter is somehow immortalized in New York. Surely he’ll get his plaque in Monument Park. Maybe he’ll get a street named after him, or a wing in a hospital or something like that. But what ...

"Derek Jeter Bridge" Being Considered
yanksblog.com 28 days ago — The Post shares the news that plans are being considered to christen the not yet built East 153rd Street bridge as "Derek Jeter Bridge." Nothing is official, but the idea has the support of Bronx Borough President Ruben Diaz Jr. Via Mike Axisa.

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yanksgoyard.com 26 days ago — Ladies and gentlemen, order has been restored to the universe. The New York Yankees are once again World Series champions. Congratulations to the Bronx Bombers for bringing home yet another title and furthering the franchise’s illustrious history! How weird was that when the Philadelphia ...

This Week in Yankees History (11/1-11/7)
slidingintohome.blogspot.com 30 days ago — This Week in Yankees History November 1st - November 7th November 1st 1884 - Former Yankees OF/1B Robert “Ham” Hyatt (1918) was born. On June 19, 1918, the Yankees purchased Bob from the Braves. Bob hit .229 in 53 games with the Yankees. 1893 - Former Yankees OF Alex Burr ...

CAN THE YANKS WIN THE WORLD SERIES WITHOUT PHIL HUGHES?
majorleagueblogging.com 10/29/2009 — The answer: Probably not. Sure, there are certainly other ways the Yanks can win. The Phils could fumble and collapse of their own accord (not likely). The Yankees’ starters could all go 8 innings every start, with Mariano Rivera closing out the 9 th (tough, but can be done). Or the ...

Here's Where I Jump Off
metstradamus.blogspot.com 29 days ago — You wanted hell? You got holy hell instead. Big Apple women may soon be able to take a ride on Derek Jeter -- the bridge, that is. Bronx leaders have proposed naming the soon-to-be-built East 153rd Street bridge for the Yankee shortstop. "There ...

The Losing Trick Count In Bridge
ronklingerbridge.com 26 days ago — Counting losers is a sound way of estimating the playing strength of a hand, particularly a hand which contains one or two very long suits. High card points are best to assess the value of a balanced hand, counting losers works better for the more distributional hands.

Halloween More Than A Treat For The Yankees
slidingintohome.blogspot.com 10/31/2009 — Today, as we all know, is Halloween. And although many people in New York and Philadelphia will be out trick or treating, most of them will be on their couches, or at the ballpark, watching Game 3 of the World Series between the Yankees and Phillies. But before we talk about tomorrow night, ...

Yanks not shaking over bridge to Mo
newyork.yankees.mlb.com 10/24/2009 — By Brittany Ghiroli / Special to MLB.com 10/24/09 7:10 PM ET NEW YORK -- Facing an 0-2 deficit to the Yankees in the American League Division Series, Twins manager Ron Gardenhire was asked what was then the million-dollar question: How can opponents ...

Phil Rogers: A-Rod, Jeter worth every penny to Yanks — chicagotribune.com - Sports 28 days ago
PHILADELPHIA -- Talk about expensive real estate.

Phillies 8, Yankees 6: Phillies Send Series Back to the Bronx — NYT > Baseball 28 days ago
Chase Utley turned in an electric performance in Game 5, homering twice to drive in four runs. The Yankees lead the series, 3-2.

Jeter, A-Rod carrying Yanks' offense — Major League Baseball News 28 days ago
While the other half of the infield has struggled mightily throughout the postseason, Derek Jeter and Alex Rodriguez have picked up the slack and been playoff constants for the Bronx Bombers.

Hughes relief for Bombers — NY Post: Sports 28 days ago
PHILADELPHIA -- Phil Hughes might have made some postseason progress last night, but Phil Coke admitted his night was embarrassing. The Yankees had four relievers come in for a putrid A.J. Burnett in their 8-6 loss in Game 5 of the World Series,...

Hughes relief for Yankees — NY Post: Sports 28 days ago
PHILADELPHIA -- Phil Hughes might have made some postseason progress last night, but Phil Coke admitted his night was embarrassing. The Yankees had four relievers come in for a putrid A.J. Burnett in their 8-6 loss in Game 5 of the World Series,...