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COME to think of it, in TV terms, this was a traditional, early 21st century baseball postseason. Not only did TV pay MLB to push the postseason well beyond October, on just about every telecast someone on TBS or Fox tried to re-invent the game. Full Article at New York Post
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The New York Yankees are giving back to the community _ specifically ours. Full Article at The Oneonta Daily Star
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NEW YORK -- The theme of the 2009 baseball season was set by Japan winning its second World Baseball Classic in March and ended Wednesday night with Hideki Matsui becoming the first Japanese player to win MVP honors of the World Series. Full Article at MLB.com
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As some of you may know, we've started keeping running diaries of late for postseason games over at MLB Notebook. And, really, that's about all the fun there is to be had in writing about the postseason. Full Article at Sports Blogs
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NEW YORK — Mark Teixeira swings at a pitch near his eyes for strike three. Chase Utley makes a wild throw into the stands. Hideki Matsui freezes on a popup and gets doubled off first base. Full Article at Fort Worth Star-Telegram
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We've played together for 17 years, 18 years, in the minor leagues coming up ... You don't see that too often, especially with free agency these days, that many guys staying together. They're like brothers.
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You forget how good it feels after the final out ... I appreciate the last ones. I knew it was very, very difficult to do. If it was easy, teams would be repeating every year, and no one's done it since we did.
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I'm not the least bit concerned about it ... We've had more competitive balance than we've had in our history. In the last five or six years, 20 of the 30 teams have made the playoffs. We had Tampa Bay in the World Series last year, Colorado in it the year before. It just goes in cycles.
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The only slight frustration I've had over the last couple of years with how well we've done -- breaking attendance records, revenue going up -- was that postseason excitement and ratings weren't as good as the rest of the [regular] season
