
We are five for five: a linkaround everyday this week. Some may feel that's excessive, but Michael Phelps is totally down with it, brah! Wait, what were we talking about?
During her recap of last night's game, Emma Span at Bronx Banter
got all anagrammy on your asses. Examples - A.J. Burnett : A Burnt Jet; Curtis Granderson : Transcends Rigour; Michael Kay : Lama Hickey.
Ian O'Connor
talked to the infamous Ed Whitson - the first time the former Yankee granted an interview to a New York reporter about his time with the team since he left them in 1986. Whitson's name has been invoked frequently in attempts to frame the struggles of Javy Vazquez and he offers some advice on handling the vitriol to Javy at the end of the article.
Phil Musnick is
bitching about how visible John Sterling was in the photos of the Yankees trip to the White House. I have to agree with him on this one and mentioned to a few people that I thought the players and coaches should have been together in the middle behind the President with everyone else out of the picture on the sides. I'm sure that was what they were hoping for, but these are probably the kind of logistical kerfuffles that happen when you are the lowly World Champions getting squeezed into the President's schedule.
R.J. Anderson juxtaposes the takes of Jonah Keri and Greg Doyel on the Ryan Howard signing and explains what Jonah's has in spades that Doyel's has almost none of at all.
What the fuck should you make for dinner?
Find out.
And finally, again via Mr. Gleeman, this may be my favorite mashup ever.
Seeing Red Sox Nation freak out is always entertaining. Realistically speaking though, Theo Epstein was the best thing to happen to that organization IMO. If one month of mediocre baseball is enough to hamper his style, shame on them. If I'm a Sox fan, I'd be loving the situation. The team is staying afloat through some tough injuries. Playing as "badly as they have," they are only 6 games back. While this might not be the year they win the World Series, my guess is the rest of the AL hasn't seen what this team is capable of yet.
ReplyDeleteI had Sterling pegged as an Obama drone, so this doesn't surprise me. In a city of 10 million people we can't find a better "voice of the New York Yankees?"
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