Yankees Fans Should Blame Republicans

Foul Balls found this 9/5/2008 on mlb.fanhouse.com [flag]

When the Yankees are officially eliminated from the playoffs in a few weeks, there's going to be a lot of blame going around. Fans will blame Alex Rodriguez for never coming through in the clutch, Brian Cashman for never making the deal for Johan Santana , and Hank Steinbrenner for forcing Joe Girardi to move Joba Chamberlain to the starting rotation. They'll also be blaming the Rays and Red ... [link]

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Yankees Fans Should Blame Republicans
Published 9/5/2008 by Fornelli (noreply@blogger.com) at Foul Balls
... to the starting rotation. They'll also be blaming the Rays and Red Sox for having superior teams. Still, there's one person who probably deserves more credit for the Yankees demise than anybody else... Continue reading at FanHouse

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