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Why I want the Yankees to win the world series

Alright, tonight was a must win for the Yankees, and despite a classic outting by Andy Pettite, they totally choked.  A-rod wasn't even looking when he swung, apparently he realized that these at-bats actually meant something and then proceeded to shit his pants, and the other players, especially washed-up Johnny Damon, looked like they didn't deserve the uniform they were wearing.  The only player who did look great was Melky Cabrera, maybe all you haters out there who hated on my previous diary on why we should trade for Cabrera can now shut the hell up.  Anyways, the reason I would want them to win is so I don't have to hear about what they're doing, how many times Steinbrenner scratched his ass, and whether or not Torre is going to get canned every time I turn on ESPN.  If they lose, it will seriously totally sap the MLB headlines for the entire offseason, and I'm sick of it.  So for my sanity's sake, please Yankees and A-rod, take the dildo out of your mouths and start earning your stripes, because I don't want to have to hear about you everyday in the offseason.

And yes, I promise you they'll cover them less if they win.

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ESPN et al
They're duty-bound to cover the New York/Boston region's teams as much as humanly possible.  Think about it: ESPN is based in Bristol - from where do you think the majority of their staff, particularly editorial and production, hail?  If the worldwide leader was based in Chicago, it'd be all Midwest; if in LA, the Pac-10 would finally get the credit it deserves.

by psk984 on Oct 6, 2007 7:48 AM EDT reply actions  

hear that
everybody? all of those posts, all those people who spent ALL season cough hating on melky cabrera have to stop now. because he hit a home run.

the coverage of the yankees will not change whether they get swept or never lose another game this year.

by Geeves28 on Oct 6, 2007 3:22 PM EDT reply actions  

Geeves, you hater
He hit a homer AND threw out a runner.  If Melky Cabrera and God were outfielders, who'd win the Gold Glove and MVP?

by azibuck on Oct 6, 2007 4:17 PM EDT up reply actions  

Easy
Ditka.

by Greg Schuler on Oct 8, 2007 1:49 PM EDT up reply actions  

That's funny!
I'll give my Airhead punchline anyway, even though no one took the bait.  It was a trick question, Melky IS God!

by azibuck on Oct 8, 2007 2:31 PM EDT up reply actions  

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