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When the Boston Red Sox won the World Series in 2004 - the team's first championship since 1918 - one of the follow-up storylines held that New England sports fans, having rid themselves of ghosts, demons and "curses," might lose their passion for... Full Article at Huffington Post
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I was going to provide details all the way from number 1-27 for the list of the most important Yankees in the organization, but then two things happened; 1. I had descriptions for 11-15 and my document closed itself without saving. Full Article at Sports Blogs
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Relief pitcher Mariano Rivera of the New York Yankees celebrates with one of his sons after beating the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim 5-2 in Game 6 of their Major League Baseball ALCS playoff series in New York, October 25, 2009. View Photo »
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I tried to play through it, but had to go on the disabled list. It cost me 32 games. When I came back, I still had some pain, but I had to be there for my team, so I played the best I could. We took it to Game 6 in the American League Championship Series at Yankee Stadium after sweeping Boston. That was...
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The Red Sox are once again down 3-1 in the ALCS and the Rays have crushed them two straight in their own park. While it doesn't look good for Boston, I won't start celebrating just yet. Full Article at Sports Blogs
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Players would like to see the first round of playoffs expand to best-of-seven when their next labor contract starts in 2012, Michael Weiner said Wednesday in his first news conference since replacing Donald Fehr as the union head. Full Article at Halos Heaven
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Roberto Alomar apologized to John Hirschbeck, but will it be enough to sway voters? It is nice to see some familiar names for Blue Jays fans on the list for consideration in Cooperstown. Full Article at Sports News Canada
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Derek Jeter of the New York Yankees pours champagne on New York Yankees general partner Jennifer Steinbrenner after beating the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim 5-2 in Game 6 of their Major League Baseball ALCS playoff series in New York, October 25, 2009. View Photo »
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The World Series has got a bad rap this decade. Yes there were only 2 Game 7s the entire decade... Yes there were three sweeps and three five game series. Full Article at Sully Baseball
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Sully Baseball Presents THE BEST AMERICAN LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES GAMES OF THE 2000s
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Honorable Mention for Game 3 of the American League Championship Series for the 2000s The Yankees looked like they were ready to sweep away the Angels when they took a 3-0 lead in the 5th. Full Article at Sully Baseball
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I tried to play through it, but had to go on the disabled list. It cost me 32 games. When I came back, I still had some pain, but I had to be there for my team, so I played the best I could. We took it to Game 6 in the American League Championship Series at Yankee Stadium after sweeping Boston. That was...
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But will Damon’s agent embrace that scenario? Scott Boras spoke to reporters during the American League Championship Series in Anaheim and certainly appeared to be thinking long-term for Damon. If stem-cell research were around, you’d want to tap into that gene pool ... He’s 35, but he has a 30-year-old...
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The 2009 New York Yankees proved that we are the best in baseball ... We beat truly worthy opponents in the American League Division Series, the American League Championship Series and the World Series. As we did all season long, we fought hard, never lost focus and gave a true team victory. Our players...
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He just lacked command tonight, similar to what he did in Anaheim (in ALCS Game 5) ... But he was able to recover there. Tonight, he just wasn't able to get it going.
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It's very tough to beat that team three in a row in their place ... We're in the exact same place as we were in the ALCS.
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We’re in the same position as we were in the ALCS (against the Los Angeles Angels) -- up 3-2 heading home -- so we’re still confident.
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The only games in which he hasn’t pitched are Game 4 of the ALCS and Game 1 of the World Series.
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I kind of like it because I hate to throw bullpen (sessions) ... So I don't have to throw a bullpen when I throw on three days' rest. I take the next day off and I throw two flat grounds. I started doing that in Milwaukee last year and I did it the time before in the ALCS (for Cleveland).
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Being a winner at the minor league level; being an MLB coach for 11 years; two World Series championships; and we ended up losing a Game 7 in the ALCS. And just being around a winning atmosphere ... The culture of how the game is played and the success we had there. I think that's what they want me to b...
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You wanna see Lackey pitching for Seattle, Boston or the Yankees with memories of being pulled in ALCS Game 5?
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When we opened the Stadium for Game 3 in the ALCS, the response was positive and the energy from our fans was truly infectious. They really enjoyed coming together to watch the game ... Once we reached the World Series, we felt that it was the perfect time to open the Stadium again. We remain grateful f...
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In the ALCS, Hideki Matsui posted a measly .670 OPS. Mark Teixeira’s was a puny .550, and Nick Swisher put up a pathetic .442. Still, the Yankees scored at least four runs in every game, and posted a team OPS of .835 in the series. The Yankees’ lineup is so deep that even four horrid performances couldn...
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When Aaron Boone hit the walkoff home run against the Sox in the 2003 ALCS, it was hard enough ... The next day at work I was chided relentlessly by prideful Yankee fans. During the long winter that followed, I plotted a bit of playful revenge.
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Joba Chamberlain’s fastball velocity throughout the ALCS: Game 6: Averaged 95 MPH; topped out at 96. Game 5: Averaged 96 MPH; topped out at 99. Game 3: Averaged 96 MPH; topped out at 97. Game 2: Averaged 95 MPH; topped out at 96.
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If we get the caliber of games in the World Series that we got for the ALCS, we don't have to worry about the ratings
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Maybe, after an initial pushback, the umpires might like the safety net ... Nobody is perfect. I have people who help me and correct me. But at the end of the game, the question should be whether the call was correct. Then it doesn’t become the story we had (in the ALCS).
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It wouldn't be as bad as losing to the Red Sox (in the 2004 ALCS), because Red Sox fans are brutal ... It would be much easier seeing the Phillies win it, because we watched a lot of those guys come up.
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If you take that ALCS, and we get that in the World Series, you don't have to worry about the ratings or anything ... We just came off a great ALCS, now we have to do it one more time. The good news is that we're looking at a great World Series. The bad news is that we're coming off a World Series that ...
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If you take that ALCS, and we get that in the World Series, you don't have to worry about the ratings or anything ... We just came off a great ALCS, now we have to do it one more time. The good news is that we're looking at a great World Series. The bad news is that we're coming off a World Series that ...
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You may never experience what I experienced ... Since that steal [in the ninth inning of the Game 4 of the ALCS against the Yankees], I've been to Europe, South America, all kinds of places. And not one day has passed when someone hasn't come up to me and thanked me.
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Pshh, A-Rod always tees off in the ALDS, let's see that same production in the ALCS.
SOURCE: Village Voice
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