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The Sunday Links

Peter Abraham
May
27

In the Sunday Baseball Notes the question is what did Jason Giambi say that was so wrong?

A bad call by the umpire added to the frustration yesterday when the Yankees lost to the Angels.

Johnny Damon is out again. This notebook also has an undate on Phil Hughes, who has a sprained ankle and will be out “a little longer than a couple of days.” Then all he will have to worry about his is hamstring.

This from the L.A. Times: Orlando Cabrera doesn’t like you.

This entry was posted on Sunday, May 27th, 2007 at 12:03 pm by Peter Abraham.
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4 Responses to “The Sunday Links”

  1. SWEEP

    SWEEP!!!! SWEEP!!!!

  2. Annie Savoy

    Hi Pete –

    I think the problem the average fan has with Giambi et al re: drugs is why are professional athletes treated differently than anyone else when they break the law? How can a ‘union’ protect them from the laws of the United States?

  3. CT

    O. Cabrera needs to shut his yap. The fans don’t like him because he played with Boston. He gets the same treatment as Kevin Millar.

  4. Reality Check

    “They don’t appreciate good baseball,” he said. “They just appreciate the Yankees beating up on everybody.”

    Cabrera is right. Welcome to fourth place, bitches.

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