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The kids on this app have no clue. The @Yankees playoff meltdowns, hilarious inept moments, disappearing offense, and overall piss-poor play have been going for more than two decades.
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Michael Parente retweeted
Rocky III is a beautiful film in ways that are different than the first Rocky, which won the Oscar for Best Picture. Rocky III explores what it means to have something to lose & to fight to protect it, whereas the original film is more about an underdog’s climb to the top. Both explore powerful themes. But Rocky III doesn’t seem to get the same recognition. I think this film is nearly flawless.
Michael Parente retweeted
Nothing says "Let's grow the sport of boxing" and "Let's make sure our paying customers are happy and keep coming back" like delaying the fights for such an extended time because your financier isn't in the arena yet.
Huh.
You could argue that about the 1999 Yankees, who lost fewer postseason games than the 1998 team, but not 2009.
The 2009 Yankees were an all-time team, arguably better than even the ‘98 team. But they lost Game 1 of the World Series to Cliff Lee. #OTD in ‘09, A.J. Burnett pitched the game of his life in Game 2, evening the series.
“I hope the front office is ticked off at this steady stream of hate.”
Yeah OK 😅
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The back page: POSADA NON GRATA
Heartbroken Jorge feels unwelcome by Yanks
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This is the worst list I've ever seen.
🚨 Rolling Stone just dropped their Top 10 Greatest Rap Albums of All Time
1. The Notorious B.I.G. – Ready to Die
2. OutKast – Stankonia
3. JAY-Z – The Blueprint
4. Public Enemy – It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back
5. Kendrick Lamar – To Pimp a Butterfly
6. Kanye West – My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy
7. Missy Elliott – Miss E... So Addictive
8. Wu-Tang Clan – Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers)
9. A Tribe Called Quest – The Low End Theory
10. Lauryn Hill – The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill
what surprised you the most about this top 10?
Michael Parente retweeted
Everybody is burying the lede in regards to the Super Bowl halftime show. Middle America, get ready to meet Memphis Bleek.
Michael Parente retweeted
Jay-Z is a top 5 rapper of all time, top 10 at worst. The disrespect from younger hip-hop fans is wild.
It’s clear people don’t listen to full albums anymore, and I’d bet most criticizing the Super Bowl halftime pick haven’t even heard his full discography.
Michael Parente retweeted
When CC Sabathia, Jorge Posada and Anthony Rizzo are all slamming the Yankees culture and separating themselves from it... maybe the fans aren't the dumb ones anymore?
Jorge Posada was asked if he thinks he could improve the Yankees "unacceptable" behaviors by bringing his fiery attitude and baseball instincts around the current team:
"I could, but I don't think they want me there. I don't feel welcome when I go there. Even in Spring Training... So I don't go."
(via @nypostsports)
He looks like a police sketch.
Kid Rock: “Nothing against Jay-Z… But it seems like there's a little bit of a DEI hire there going on.” @Acyn (2026)
Joe Buck was always excellent. People just have a weird habit of hating everyone who's ever spoken into a microphone.
The Yankees cut A-Rod 4 homers shy of 700 — awful way to treat a guy who’s the only reason Cashman’s drought isn’t 26 years. If I’m A-Rod and Cashman calls me to discuss my “tone” I’d tell him to stick the phone up his ass.
It's always crazy to me that players (and sometimes coaches) will spend a lifetime giving reporters the side eye and then upon retirement they transition to a career in media and become what they once hated.
Jim Rice gave Marv Albert a very tense live interview on NBC's "Game of the Week" on August 6, 1988.
Rice's prickly relationship with the media was well known, and the footage captures it without much filtering. This doesn't feel like a polished athlete interview.
It feels like a star who would rather be almost anywhere else answering questions on live television.
Who else could build a team that falls short 17 years in a row and gets eliminated from the playoffs each time in an embarrassing, non-competitive fashion? THAT is a once-in-a-lifetime talent.
People can say they want to move-on from Cashman but who exactly would you bring in that would do a better job?
The Yankees enter every year with the most talented team on paper in the American League.
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