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NY papers get it right...

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It's a shame we have to read this in the New York papers while LeBatard, Miller, et al are busy with backhanded compliments and word play.

 

Thought you all might enjoy this.

 

TIRED YANKS HEAD HOME

By Kevin Kernan, New York Post

 

October 24, 2003 -- MIAMI - Don't fool yourself into thinking this was a case where injuries were the difference. Sure, they hurt, but that's not the only problem.

 

The bottom line is that these Marlins are a much better team than the Yankees right now and their 6-4 beating of the Bombers last night at Pro Player Stadium was proof of that. The Marlins have more energy, more spirit and more talent. Some Yankees have taken the attitude through this World Series that it's almost a chore.

 

The Marlins, meanwhile, have enjoyed the ride, narrowed their focus and played with the kind of emotion the Yankees used to take to the ballpark.

 

"They've come up big when they've had to," said Derek Jeter, one of the few Yankees to come up big last night with three hits. "When certain guys aren't in the lineup, other guys have to step it up."

 

Bernie Williams, who came up a few feet short of a game-tying home run in the ninth, noted of the Marlins, "They're young, they don't get intimidated, they're thriving on a lot of emotion right now."

 

Complete NY Post article

you know, if we were down 3-2 and one of our papers wrote this(except with NYY being the better team) you guys would be going apeshit

you know, if we were down 3-2 and one of our papers wrote this(except with NYY being the better team) you guys would be going apeshit

yeah, but were not down 3-2, and the team's worked hard to ensure that

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you know, if we were down 3-2 and one of our papers wrote this(except with NYY being the better team) you guys would be going apeshit

 

And your point is Ramp?

you know, if we were down 3-2 and one of our papers wrote this(except with NYY being the better team) you guys would be going apeshit

 

And your point is Ramp? not sure really, but you guys are praising this NY paper when at one point or 2 last week, Cubs fan we're probably praising our paper or this week at one point, Yanks fans were praising our paper

finally, lets beat em tomorrow and we'll have the trophy and most importantly respect from 3 of the best teams in baseball this season, the Giants, Cubs and Yankees..........

 

LETS GO FISH !

Dont read the trash they print down here! The editors are all retarted and mentally ill. Its like they think we are illiterate and we'll buy anything they print. Even the high school sports reporter looks like a petifile

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Dont read the trash they print down here! The editors are all retarted and mentally ill. Its like they think we are illiterate and we'll buy anything they print. Even the high school sports reporter looks like a petifile

 

While I agree with your sentiment, our local reporters, columnists and editors or neither retarded nor mentally ill. They are agenda-based, and that agenda has been to drive the Marlins out of town. What has been terrific about this season is the emancipation of Marlins fans from under the yoke of the media. All of a sudden people could admit they loved baseball and the Marlins too.

 

Short of winning the World Series the best thing about this season has been watching the fans finally coming out. 400,000 fans in six games is phenomenal in any city, anywhere, but we did here in Miami.

 

Go Fish !

Short of winning the World Series the best thing about this season has been watching the fans finally coming out. 400,000 fans in six games is phenomenal in any city, anywhere, but we did here in Miami.

 

Go Fish !

 

 

Now all we need is to see that same support next season and we are golden

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