Hal and Hank Steinbrenner just released a joint statement thanking the fans for their support during the 2009 season. Full Article at New York Daily News

NEW YORK -- Hal and Hank Steinbrenner issued a joint statement on Monday afternoon thanking fans for their support during the season. Full Article at NJ.com

"Having the highest payroll in baseball doesn't mean you're going to win. We've seen that time and time again. Full Article at Baseball Prospectus

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

1. Sometimes Goliath wins, or, if you prefer the most appropriate analogy after World Series Game 6, Godzilla kicks butt. Full Article at Sports Illustrated

Completing a week that featured a whirlwind of activity and intense negotiations, sources inside the New York Yankees organization revealed late last night that they will be holding a press conference this morning to announce that they have acquired... Full Article at Huffington Post

Hank Steinbrenner is bold. He's already insisting the Yankees will win another championship next season. Full Article at New York Post

NEW YORK -- The World Series takes personal checks. Credit and debit cards, too. Score one for the Yankees, and their bankers. Hideki Matsui as World Series MVP? Maybe. Full Article at CBS Sports

NEW YORK -- The House of Steinbrenner had one of its rare collective moments of elation on Wednesday night at the new Yankee Stadium as the Yankees won the World Series for the 27th time in franchise history and the seventh time since George... Full Article at MLB.com

NEW YORK -- The World Series takes personal checks. Credit and debit cards, too. Score one for the Yankees, and their bankers. Hideki Matsui as World Series MVP? Maybe. Full Article at CBS Sports

NEW YORK -- As the World Series celebration shifted from the field to the clubhouse early Thursday morning, Hank Steinbrenner, a member of the ownership family, suddenly realized that he hadn't seen Yankees general manager Brian Cashman make a... Full Article at MLB.com

NEW YORK – The scent of Alex Rodriguez’s victory cigar lingered outside the Yankees clubhouse, where the room was still insane with celebration. Full Article at NorthJersey.com

George Steinbrenner always relied on Reggie Jackson to produce for him when he played for the Yankees, and Wednesday Jackson came though again, this time with an accurate and comforting prediction. Full Article at The New York Times

It’s about 20 minutes before two in the morning, and the video board at Yankee Stadium is glowing with five words beneath a picture of the World Series trophy: “Boss, this is for you.” As Hank Steinbrenner said tonight, nine years isn’t much of a wait... Full Article at LoHud.com

George Steinbrenner was not in the $1.5-billion house he built tonight as the Yankees won their 27th World Series, the one he sought ever since that Game 7 loss to the Diamondbacks in 2001. Full Article at LoHud.com

If you’re a Red Sox fan, there is only one reason to watch the World Series: To root against the Yankees. Full Article at Providence Journal

Well, folks, it's a World Series off-day. And unless you've got well-placed sources in Cuba or wherever else baseball is going on, there's no baseball-related entertainment to be had. Full Article at Sports Blogs

NEW YORK (AP) — Once he was omnipresent at Yankee Stadium, micromanaging so much that World Series tickets could not be sent out until he revised the seating charts in his office. He raged at his players and celebrated them with equal gusto. Full Article at Columbia Tribune

ONCE he was omnipresent at Yankee Stadium, micromanaging so much that World Series tickets could not be sent out until he revised the seating charts in his office. He raged at his players and celebrated them with equal gusto. Full Article at Shanghai Daily