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The New York Yankees defeated the Philadelphia Phillies 7-3 last night in New York to capture the franchises 27th championship crown.
The Yankees spent heavily on the open market before the beginning of the 2009 regular season dishing out close to $450 million to three players CC ...
World Series head-to-head: Starters
itsaboutthemoney.net 27 days ago — Brace yourselves, folks--we're in for a marquee pitching matchup beginning on Wednesday.
With the midseason acquisition of staff ace Cliff Lee, the Phillies added to an already significant pitching rotation that included reigning World Series MVP ...
Hideki Matsui: World Series MVP? —
Major League Jerk
For me, picking the 2009 World Series MVP is like picking the best Child Molester. But they do pick these things and I did watch the series so I do have an opinion. Unlike the regular season, the MVP must come from the winning team. Only one time, 1960 with the Yankees Bobby Richardson, did the ...
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River Avenue Blues
Pettitte strong through 5.2 as Matsui wins MVP
On a 3-2 pitch to Shane Victorino, Joe Buck kept the theatrics to a minimum. “To the second baseman, Cano,” he said. “The Yankees are back on top. World Champions for the 27th time.”
At Blondie’s on the Upper ...
Random Thoughts-2009 World Series Champions Edition —
The Yankee Universe
-What a performance last night by Hideki Matsui, the well deserved World Series MVP despite only getting 1 AB in each of the three of the games played in Philly. He matched a record for RBIs in a single game with 6 and batted .615 for the series, 3rd highest ever. Hideki has always had a ...
Matsui Gives Yanks Parting Gift —
Mike Silva's New York Baseball Digest
In all likelihood Hideki Matsui played his final game in pinstripes last night. His first Yankee Stadium performance was in 2003 when he hit a grand slam in a victory over the Minnesota Twins. His potential finale was a three hit/6 RBI performance that will go down in Yankees lore. The 2009 MVP ...
Hideki Matsui Named World Series MVP —
FanHouse
by Andrew Johnson Hideki Matsui was named the Most Valuable Player in the 2009 World Series after a record-setting performance in the decisive Game 6. Matsui drove in six of the Yankees ' seven runs in their World Series-clinching victory, staking New York to an early lead with a two-run ...
Your 2009 MLB Champions: The New York Yankees —
AwfulAnnouncing
I feel like the 2009 MLB Season took forever, but it's finally over. The Yankees are your champs, and Hideki Matsui becomes the first full-time DH to win the MVP. Here's your celebration, and everyone stay safe tonight (in both NYC and Philly)....
Yankees win 2009 World Series —
The Scores Report - The National Sports Blog
What a difference a year makes.
This time last year, the New York Yankees were at home on their couches watching as their 2009 World Series counterparts, the Philadelphia Phillies, defeated the Tampa Bay Rays to become world champions.
One of the big reasons the Bronx Bombers were at ...
Hideki Matsui Named World Series MVP —
FanHouse
by Andrew Johnson Hideki Matsui was named the Most Valuable Player in the 2009 World Series after a record-setting performance in the decisive Game 6. Matsui drove in six of the Yankees ' seven runs in their World Series-clinching victory, staking New York to an early lead with a two-run ...
Johnny Damon the Real World Series MVP? —
EveryJoe » Baseball
After the New York Yankees won the 2009 World Series title, Hideki Matsui was named the World Series MVP. While Matsui had a great Game 6 and hit extremely well, I actually think Johnny Damon should have been named the World Series MVP.
The problem with Matsui winning the MVP is that he is ...
Johnny Damon the Real World Series MVP? —
EveryJoe
After the New York Yankees won the 2009 World Series title, Hideki Matsui was named the World Series MVP. While Matsui had a great Game 6 and hit extremely well, I actually think Johnny Damon should have been named the World Series MVP.
The problem with Matsui winning the MVP is that he is ...
The New York Yankees Win the World Series —
Knuckle Curve
The New York Yankees are the 2009 champions of baseball. With a 7-2 victory in Game 6 of the World Series against the Philadelphia Phillies, the Yankees won the 27th World Series title of their history.
Hideki Matsui, who was named the World Series MVP, was the big bat in New York’s ...
2009 MLB Post season award winners —
Tom Seaver Fan Club
With a day off for the World Series, I thought it would be a good time to announce my votes for the 2009 Major League regular season awards.
MVP
American League: C Joe Mauer, Minnesota Twins
National League: 1B Albert Pujols, St. Louis Cardinals
CY Young
AL: Zack Greinke, Kansas City ...
Cole Hamels' Near Surrender Raises Brett Myers' Eyebrows —
Walkoff Walk
A year after turning the world on its ear and earning the World Series MVP award, Cole Hamels is struggling to get through 2009. In fact, he's so tired of his own poor pitching performances this season that he told reporters, "I can't wait for it to end" after getting knocked around by the ...
World Series Game Three: Yankees @ Phillies —
River Avenue Blues
It wouldn’t be a Yankee playoff game without crappy weather, so of course the forecast tonight calls for a chance of rain. Eh, whatever, it’ll be fine.
As for the game, the Yanks will get their second crack at 2008 World Series MVP Cole Hamels this year, after he held them to just ...
World Series Gameday: Yankees at Phillies, Game 3 —
Phillies Nation
New York Yankees (1-1) at Philadelphia Phillies (1-1)
Andy Pettitte, LHP vs. Cole Hamels, LHP
Time: 7:57 p.m at Citizens Bank Park
Weather: Few Showers, 69 degrees
TV: FOX
Twitter: Phillies Nation
When asked if this year felt “more like a World Series” compared to ...
Phillies need 2008 World Series MVP to step up —
Hardball Cooperative
By Thom Henninger
Backed by solid outings from Cliff Lee and Pedro Martinez, the Philadelphia Phillies have shown they aren’t going to roll over for the New York Yankees, who are widely perceived as the favorite in the 2009 World Series.
Now the Phillies need a strong performance from the ...
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