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    Toasts were made in his honor. "It means a tremendous amount to him ... And then winning the World Series would mean a tremendous amount to him." ˇ Yankees ace CC Sabathia, named the American League Championship Series MVP after winning Games 1 and 4, potentially could start Games 1, 4 and, if necessary, 7 of this series on three days' rest. Full Article at Pittsburgh Entertainment
    It means a tremendous amount to him ... And then winning the World Series would mean a tremendous amount to him.
    Hank Steinbrenner – Hank Steinbrenner SOURCE: Pittsburgh Entertainment 1 month ago
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  1. All those things will be discussed ... We know what he's capable of but we have to be smart.
    Brian Cashman – Brian Cashman SOURCE: Pittsburgh Entertainment 1 month ago
  2. We're going up against the best team in baseball.
    SOURCE: Pittsburgh Entertainment 1 month ago
  3. We're trying to do this for pops, Mr. Steinbrenner
    Joe Girardi – Joe Girardi SOURCE: Pittsburgh Entertainment 1 month ago

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