I think so...
George Steinbrenner stayed silent about Joe Torre's job status following the Yankees' latest lossGonna be an A-bomb once it goes off.
Because SOMEONE needs to defend our sometimes psychotic Overlord....
And Mutt fans are Assholes who need to be stomped dead in their beds
George Steinbrenner stayed silent about Joe Torre's job status following the Yankees' latest lossGonna be an A-bomb once it goes off.
The Yankess are a $195M last place team..owner George Steinbrenner hasn't commented on the slide."He won't say anything tonight. We'll see if he has anything to say tomorrow," spokesman Howard Rubenstein said.
Oh, I think I know what he'll say: "GET ME THE ROCKET ON THE PHONE NOW YOU STUPID SONS OF BITCHES!!"
"Fuck the Sox. I want the Mutts and I want them NOW, while the hitting and bullpen are so smoking hot it don't matter who the hell Torre hands the ball to at the beginning of the game."It's very weird. I look at the standings and see handing out a beatdown in Boston this weekend puts the Yanks in first place, and while I dig the idea, in my heart I don't really give a shit. I'd much rather see hellfire rained down on the Mutts so my next door Mutt fan neighbor has to shut the fuck up.
The pitch was nothing remarkable: Pat Venditte, Creighton University’s temporarily right-handed pitcher, threw a fastball past a Northern Iowa batter for a called strike three. It was his next windup that evinced this young pitcher’s uniqueness and, perhaps, professional future.
As his teammates whipped the ball around the infield, Venditte smoothly, unthinkingly, removed his custom glove from his left hand and slipped it on his right. Moments later he leaned back, threw a strike left-handed to the next batter, and finished the side in order.
"I wanted him here and he wanted to be here; he was Humpty Dumpty and we wanted to put him back together again," Cashman says. "In New York, the perception was that he was broken, but I didn't buy that. We were going to use all the king's horses and all the king's men to put him back together again and find a way to make this thing work."