Yanks May Have "Bernie Williams Day" This Year

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Yanks May Have "Bernie Williams Day" This Year
Greg C. Greg C. posted 7/12/2008 from slidingintohome.blogspot.com [flag]
Don't really know how I missed this yesterday, but the Yankees may have a "Bernie Williams Day" this season before moving into the new Yankee Stadium. From Dan Graziano : Williams and the Yankees have not been on friendly terms since he turned down the team's offer of a minor-league contract and spring training invitation in February of 2007. But there has been talk recently of a ... [link]

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