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ESPN has a massive amount of coverage planned for the final day of Yankee Stadium. The Biz of Baseball Blog breaks it all down.
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All I know, is that they better do it right. Even the Yankee hater-lists have to put it on hold on Sunday. It should be about the Stadium, nobody else. Nothing else.
Win or lose the game..its goan be a sad one for many people.
agreed mel–the less seen of steve phillips the better.
Is this true?
“The Yankees’ come-from-behind victory on Friday night marked their 46th of the season, the most in the Majors this year.”
I was at last night’s game. Pavano’s first 2 innings excluded, it was a great game. Now I’m actually hoping they lose the last two games so I can say I can say I was at the last win. Is that wrong?
yes jeers, it’s horribly wrong and unbelievably selfish–i’m shocked you’d even admit such a thing.
in fact, why would you admit such a thing?
I’ll be filling up my DVR with all those games on ESPN Classic!
This is great news…except that they will probably harp about how disappointing this season was. Also, I’m sure that Gammons will throw in some BOS comparisons.
LOL! of course, that many come from behind wins just shows how putrid the starters were!
Anyone going to the game today?
I’ll be there bright and early.
Miggs I’m heading to the game shortly. Probably getting there by 10:45 to see BP and Monument Park one last time. I will have misty eyes all day…
ESPN’s telecast will be called by Jon Miller and Hall of Famer Joe Morgan with reporter Peter Gammons. This has to be the worst trio in broadcasting…………
I’m going nuts trying to coordinate what I will tape! I want it all!!!!!
Miggs if you are around, could you please email me?