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    But with his four-year contract about to expire, Damon, too, is at loose ends. "I think what it comes down to is what kind of option the Yankees want to give me or not give me ... Why wouldn't I want to come back? We have the best owners in baseball. We have the best team. We have the most revenue and the biggest payroll. Who wouldn't want to be part of the Yankee tradition and I want to continue mine and I think I can come back and do a good job again." Those issues will open up wide beginning next week, by which time the players presumably will have reached various vacation destinations. Full Article at NorthJersey.com
    I think what it comes down to is what kind of option the Yankees want to give me or not give me ... Why wouldn't I want to come back? We have the best owners in baseball. We have the best team. We have the most revenue and the biggest payroll. Who wouldn't want to be part of the Yankee tradition and I want to continue mine and I think I can come back and do a good job again.
    Johnny Damon – Johnny Damon SOURCE: NorthJersey.com 4 weeks ago
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Sullivan: Yanks showered with love
  1. Everybody tells you what it was like but then you actually go through it
    Joba Chamberlain – Joba Chamberlain SOURCE: NorthJersey.com 4 weeks ago
  2. That wasn't really in my thoughts. I was just filled with appreciation and just thankful for those fans out there
    Hideki Matsui – Hideki Matsui SOURCE: NorthJersey.com 4 weeks ago
  3. I talked about it the last couple of days how abrupt the season really ends ... You're playing every day, going to work every day and it just stops. There's no wind-down period, there's nothing. Some of the guys we probably won't see next year. But then I also mention in 10 years, we'll have a reunion a...
    SOURCE: NorthJersey.com 4 weeks ago
  4. The sight of all the people, not only lined up on the street, but on the poles and in the buildings, people at work, it was pretty crazy. … They took time out of their day to be there and cheer us on. No words can describe what they've done for us.
    SOURCE: NorthJersey.com 4 weeks ago
  5. I'll talk to you in 95 days
    SOURCE: NorthJersey.com 4 weeks ago
  6. The way the fans cheered and supported me today was something that was completely beyond my imagination. It was very emotional. I was really touched by how they supported me.
    SOURCE: NorthJersey.com 4 weeks ago

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