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Thurman Munson Wanted To Be Traded

August 3, 2009

Thirty years have passed since Thurman Munson died in a plane crash. One can only speculate what would have transpired with respect to his baseball career if he had lived. Hall ...

Ralph Terry and Hector Lopez to New York: Another Trade with the A’s

August 1, 2009

One of baseball's great off-the-field actions that affect on-the-field results are trades. Free agency has changed things because most trades now involve players whose salary demands are difficult to meet for ...

Phil Rizzuto’s Two Defining Plays

June 25, 2009

Phil Rizzuto had a memorable career, having played on seven World Championship teams. He hit for a career .273 AVG with 38 home runs and 563 RBIs. He was the American ...

Why Kenny Rogers Is Hopelessly Overrated

June 24, 2009

The New York Yankees traded Kenny Rogers to the Oakland A's in Nov. 1997, in exchange for Scott Brosius. It was one of the great trades the Yankees ever made. After ...

Joe DiMaggio V. Mickey Mantle: Runs Batted In, Runs, and Power

June 17, 2009

Joe DiMaggio batted in at least 100 runs in each of his first seven seasons. He didn't play from 1943-45 because he was helping to defeat the enemies of freedom. When he ...

Mickey Mantle’s Poor 1959 Season Has Gotten Better

June 15, 2009

In 1959, Mickey Mantle batted .285 with 31 home runs and 75 RBI. Mickey admitted that it had been a lack luster season for him. "It wouldn't surprise me if the ...

Brian Bruney Blasts Francisco Rodriguez

June 14, 2009

Brian Bruney laced into former Angels' closer Francisco Rodriguez for his actions when he finishes a game. Brian called Rodriguez's machinations, in which he pounds his chest, points to the sky, ...

Andy Pettitte V. Herb Pennock

June 13, 2009

Herb Pennock, Lefty Gomez, and Whitey Ford are the only left-handed Yankees' pitchers in the Hall of Fame. Now that Andy Pettitte is near the end of his pitching days, there ...

Tom Greenwade Wasn’t Convinced Of Mickey Mantle’s Future Greatness

June 11, 2009

Mickey Mantle played semi pro baseball at the age of 17 for the Baxter Springs Whiz Kids. Early in 1948, the Whiz Kids' manager, Barney Barnett, who had recruited Mickey for ...

Yankees Couldn’t Handle the Truth from Red Barber

June 8, 2009

Red Barber had integrity; the pioneer baseball broadcaster would not accept journalistic handcuffs. Red Barber told fans the truth. The Yankees didn't like the truth. Yankees' President Mike Burke Planned No ChangesOn ...

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