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And then the real challenge begins for the New York Yankees. Once the hangover headaches have eased and the confetti is cleaned up from the celebration parade, the reality sets in. Full Article at FOX Sports
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The euphoria over winning a 27th World Series title has already begun to fade, just a little. The focus is turning to 2010, and trying to win No. 28. Full Article at Pinstripe Alley
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• This might come as a surprise, but some Yankees fans are a bit sensitive about the outrageous allegation that the Bronx Bombers bought their championship. The Yankees' opening-day payroll was $201,449,189, about $52 million more than the Mets' Full Article at Lancaster Online
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Reports out of New York, one from long-time New York Post columnist Joel Sherman, suggest the Yankees might restrict their spending this offseason and won't hotly pursue elite free agents, maybe even try to pull that modest payroll under $200... Full Article at San Francisco Chronicle
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Champions of Baseball, but Not of The Bronx By winning the World Series in the inaugural season of their $1.5 billion home, the Yankees have fulfilled an obligation to their fan base. Full Article at Bronx News Network
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We waited nine years. It seemed to be old hat when they won those four championships, which was great and we kind of got used to it
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We've still got a good thing going ... It's not over, not yet. We're not through.
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I hope it works out that way ... I love New York. I love the Yankees and I love the fans here.
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I think any time you can close it out at home, it's special, especially being the first year of the new stadium ... I have won it at home and on the road. It's a little bit louder and crazier when you do it at home.
