Jerry Seinfeld – Jeter “should NOT have played in Boston”

Derek Jeter officially played his last game as a New York Yankee in Boston and although the New York captain received much respect from the Yankees’ biggest rivals, the decision to play in Boston has not been welcomed by some of the Yankees’ biggest fans. It’s a pretty big issue in the Yanks community —… Continue reading Jerry Seinfeld – Jeter “should NOT have played in Boston”

The Final Season: The Sun Begins To Set

The Final Season-Entry Four The Sun has slowly begun to set on the storied career of Derek Jeter. I say that only because today will be the first of quite a few notable lasts for Jeter. This will be the final spring training game of his 20 year+ career. With each passing “last moment” that… Continue reading The Final Season: The Sun Begins To Set

The Final Season – Entry Three

Fortune Magazine put together a list of today’s 50 greatest leaders and in a list consisting of people from all walks of life including, Pope Francis I (number 1), Apple CEO Tim Cook (number 33), and the Dalai Lama (number 9). Fortune Magazine tabbed our Yankee captain as number 11 on the list. As he… Continue reading The Final Season – Entry Three

The Final Season – Entry Two: Derek Jeter Day

It’s pretty obvious that the Yankees will retire Derek Jeter’s number this season. After what we saw last year with Mariano Rivera, we can figure that Jeter is in store for a day just like Mo got. As soon as the captain announced his retirement, tickets for obvious milestone games, skyrocketed in price. Opening Day… Continue reading The Final Season – Entry Two: Derek Jeter Day

The Final Season-Entry One

As I’m sure you have heard, this will be Derek Jeter’s last season in professional baseball. If for some reason you haven’t heard, Derek Jeter announced his retirement via a Facebook post last month. Jeter has said he will do something this year that he has admitted to being bad at in the past. He… Continue reading The Final Season-Entry One

A Yankee Carol

It was the night of March 31st 2013. Many of us Yankee fans were getting ready for Opening Day the next day. It was late, already dark for several hours. When out of the cold windy night I heard an unfamiliar sound. Between the gusts of wind on this particularly chilly March night, I heard… Continue reading A Yankee Carol

Jeter Not Only Looking To Help Yankees

Derek Jeter is in the final stretch of his long rehabilitation that has kept him out of games in the Bronx since he broke his ankle back in October. Saturday marked the first action Jeter has seen in a live game since spring training when he re-broke his ankle. It’s been a long and emotionally… Continue reading Jeter Not Only Looking To Help Yankees

Allow Them To Reintroduce Themselves

Allow them to reintroduce themselves as ROC Nation. Robinson Cano has stunned the baseball world by firing Scott Boras in the middle of extension talks with the Yankees. Boras is the biggest agent in baseball so for Cano to fire him during negotiations is bizarre. As if this wasn’t a strange enough development, soon after… Continue reading Allow Them To Reintroduce Themselves