I hope the Yankees don't take the Twins too lightly. 
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2009 New York Yankees
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Down 2-0 in the 3rd inning.
Good 1st game for the Yankees. 
It seemed like they started out a little sluggish, but the Jeter HR woke them up. Good to see A-Rod finally hit with men on base. Tex did nothing, but they didn't need it last night.
What's up with the 2 PBs on Posada? Thinking about riding the pine in game 2?
Twins should be more rested for the next game. Yankees need to keep up the intensity and not give the Twins any hope.
It seemed like they started out a little sluggish, but the Jeter HR woke them up. Good to see A-Rod finally hit with men on base. Tex did nothing, but they didn't need it last night. What's up with the 2 PBs on Posada? Thinking about riding the pine in game 2?
Twins should be more rested for the next game. Yankees need to keep up the intensity and not give the Twins any hope.
Heh...Carl Pavano is pitching game three.
What's up with the 2 PBs on Posada? Thinking about riding the pine in game 2?
I don't remember the one PB, but the one I do remember I wouldn't really call a PB, C.C. threw something completely different then what posada was expecting and the complete opposite side of the plate.
Wow is posada getting ripped on, ever since the AJ getting Molina to catch.
I would have liked to see him go in game 2, so the Yankee fans could show him how much they appreciated his efforts when he was there.
That's the NY Press for you, they like to print drama.
Wow....just wow!
That is one way of putting it. A win is a win I guess.
That was a blown call but it's still no excuse to leave 17 on base and they had bases loaded with no one out in the 11th inning.
Good question, I'm not sure they will resign Damon or Matsui back....so they may be interested in him.
If hes smart he stays in NL where he can hit! When he goes AL hes average.
He killed that rally, heads up play by Jeter.
Jeter is great in the post season.
Yankees sweep the Twins.
They have a good organization, this is a small market team that's well run.
Pittsburgh and Kansas city should take note.
I really didn't care to listen to Chip Carey...but the one that really makes me turn the volumne would be Milner...
Here's Arod!!!
The Minnesota Twins school of baserunning. 
Tough call on both of them. They're getting old, but both had fairly good seasons this year. If they'd sign for 1 yr plus an option, it would be OK.
What other outfielders will be free agents this winter? I don't follow that area too closely.
Potential Free Agents for 2010
The following players have contracts expiring or should have the six years of service necessary to become free agents after the 2009 season.
* - current contract includes 2010 option
(A) - projected as Type A free agent
(B) - projected as Type B free agent
Bobby Abreu LAA (A)
Garret Anderson ATL (B)
Rick Ankiel STL
Rocco Baldelli BOS
Jason Bay BOS (A)
Marlon Byrd TEX (B)
Mike Cameron MIL (B)
Frank Catalanotto TEX
Endy Chavez SEA
Coco Crisp * KC
Carl Crawford * TB (B)
Johnny Damon NYY (A)
David Dellucci CLE
Jermaine Dye * CWS (A)
Darin Erstad HOU
Cliff Floyd SD
Ryan Freel TEX
Brian Giles SD (B)
Ken Griffey Jr. SEA
Vladimir Guerrero LAA (A)
Eric Hinske NYY
Matt Holliday STL (A)
Geoff Jenkins * PHI
Reed Johnson CHC
Andruw Jones TEX
Gabe Kapler TB
Austin Kearns * WAS
Mark Kotsay CHW
Hideki Matusi NYY (B)
Jason Michaels CLE
Xavier Nady NYY (B)
Magglio Ordonez * DET
Scott Podsednik CHW
Manny Ramirez * LAD (A)
Dave Roberts SF
Gary Sheffield NYM
Fernando Tatis NYM (B)
Randy Winn SF (B)
The following players have contracts expiring or should have the six years of service necessary to become free agents after the 2009 season.
* - current contract includes 2010 option
(A) - projected as Type A free agent
(B) - projected as Type B free agent
Bobby Abreu LAA (A)
Garret Anderson ATL (B)
Rick Ankiel STL
Rocco Baldelli BOS
Jason Bay BOS (A)
Marlon Byrd TEX (B)
Mike Cameron MIL (B)
Frank Catalanotto TEX
Endy Chavez SEA
Coco Crisp * KC
Carl Crawford * TB (B)
Johnny Damon NYY (A)
David Dellucci CLE
Jermaine Dye * CWS (A)
Darin Erstad HOU
Cliff Floyd SD
Ryan Freel TEX
Brian Giles SD (B)
Ken Griffey Jr. SEA
Vladimir Guerrero LAA (A)
Eric Hinske NYY
Matt Holliday STL (A)
Geoff Jenkins * PHI
Reed Johnson CHC
Andruw Jones TEX
Gabe Kapler TB
Austin Kearns * WAS
Mark Kotsay CHW
Hideki Matusi NYY (B)
Jason Michaels CLE
Xavier Nady NYY (B)
Magglio Ordonez * DET
Scott Podsednik CHW
Manny Ramirez * LAD (A)
Dave Roberts SF
Gary Sheffield NYM
Fernando Tatis NYM (B)
Randy Winn SF (B)
Signing Jason Bay would be a real kick in the balls to Boston. 
No doubt, the winner here will win it all.
The Yankees have been a brilliant, cohesive unit this season, but really they are three teams masquerading as one.
They are the young kids, like Phil Hughes and Joba Chamberlain, on their first winning joyride. They are the veteran mercenaries, like A.J. Burnett and Johnny Damon, having a good-old, pie-faced time, with one eye on the paycheck.
And, of course, they are the Core Four - Derek Jeter, Jorge Posada, Andy Pettitte and Mariano Rivera.
They are the young kids, like Phil Hughes and Joba Chamberlain, on their first winning joyride. They are the veteran mercenaries, like A.J. Burnett and Johnny Damon, having a good-old, pie-faced time, with one eye on the paycheck.
And, of course, they are the Core Four - Derek Jeter, Jorge Posada, Andy Pettitte and Mariano Rivera.
I wish these games would not go into the winter and I also would love for them to start earlier.
