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Monthly Archives: October 2009
2009 World Series Game 2 recap
A.J. Burnett was scintillating. The New York Yankees starter earned his offseason payday. Make no mistake about it, though, the biggest moment came when Robinson Cano and Derek Jeter bailed Rivera out. Now the series moves south to the City … Continue reading
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2009 World Series Game 1 recap
The Philadelphia Phillies Cliff Lee has definitely arrived. Maybe those headlines of Frillies will disappear. Cliff Lee was absurd. First, there was the casual catch, then there was the “You’re doin’ great there,” pat on the rear end tag. Then … Continue reading
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World Series Game 1 preview
Every year, it seams, we’re told we’re going to have a great World Series. We’re usually disappointed. So, we here at The Southpaw have decided to preview each individual game. Let’s start with Game 1, which looks like it could … Continue reading
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Cleveland Indians fans ponder what could have been
Former Indians Cliff Lee and CC Sabathia, above, will face of in Game 1. Cleveland Indians can only ask themselves, “What if?” It’s a question that haunts us all, but is really pertinent to Tribe followers during this World Series. … Continue reading
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Early whispers from the World Series
Here are some of the World Series stories worth reading from today’s media outlets: Bruce Jenkins says this could be a historic classic. Jayson Werth almost left the game, but now is a key player on a team that has … Continue reading
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A fun look at how dominating the Yankees have been
Let’s marvel at the Yankees’ ability to win over such a long stretch of time. Here are some things we’ll discuss. Did you ever notice that the Yankees are not as successful when the Grand Old Party holds the White … Continue reading
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The World Series in a sentence
Every World Series has its memorable moment. Or two. Or three. One player can make a name for himself as a goat or a hero. Here is each World Series summed up in one sentence.
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ALCS Game 6 recap: Yankees win 40th pennant
The Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim had a shot, albeit a very slim one. All they would have to do was score one run against Mariano Rivera. Of course, Rivera had given up just 12 runs in 83 post-season games … Continue reading
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