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NEW YORK - When Joe Girardi left the dugout every few minutes to switch relievers against the Angels, some wondered whether he was getting paid per pitching change. Full Article at Atlanta Journal Constitution Vendor
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The area is notorious for its blind spots, and Girardi, who had parked his car along the right side of the parkway, and then run across the traffic to get to the injured motorist, put his life at risk, police said. Full Article at NBC New York
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NEW YORK — Some guys like to sneak up on their target. Full Article at Deseret News
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Mike Lupica on the risks that Joe Girardi just keeps taking: I think Lupica's right. I think Girardi had better be right. Full Article at ESPN
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When he left slumping Nick Swisher in the lineup, he was criticized. When he put in a pinch runner for Alex Rodriguez, his judgment was questioned. Now, his decision to go with a three-man rotation in the World Series is hotly debated. Full Article at The Washington Post
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How I would have handled the pressure, I can't tell you, because I was never in his shoes ... I think for me, pressures always came from within, because I want it really bad. I want it for the organization, I want it for Mr. Steinbrenner and his family, and I want it for the guys in that room.
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I really haven't thought a whole lot about that. I'm sure my kids would have recommendations what my uniform number should be ... I don't like to think too far ahead.
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You learn a lot about people. You learn a lot about how to wear different hats, what relationships mean and the importance of doing everything in your willpower to get the most out of your players, no matter what it really takes
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Anything involving the Yankees is going to be scrutinized, is going to be looked upon, is going to be dissected ... In any position such as that, it takes time to really feel comfortable. And it took Joe very little time.
