New York Post logo New York Post 3 weeks ago

Series title vindication for quieter Hank

Hank Steinbrenner isn't The New Boss, but still considers himself a boss of the Yankees. The eldest Steinbrenner brother largely has disappeared from public view over the past year, but said he is still involved in the team's day-to-day operations. Full Article at New York Post

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Related Quotes

  1. The bottom line is it all worked out
    Hank Steinbrenner – Hank Steinbrenner SOURCE: New York Post 3 weeks ago
  2. This has been his heart and soul, his blood, sweat and tears ... He put his life into it, and after nine years, it’s very special. This is for him, period.
    – Hal Steinbrenner SOURCE: NJ.com 3 weeks ago
  3. We all wanted to win for him ... This is about him. I can't say that more sincerely. This. Is. For. Him. Period.
    – Hal Steinbrenner SOURCE: Asbury Park Press 3 weeks ago
  4. The funny thing about those four guys is the team in the 1990s couldn't have won without them, and the team now couldn't have won without them
    Paul O'Neill – Paul O'Neill SOURCE: Daily-Jeff.com 3 weeks ago
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