Number 6 - My Country tis of thee…sweet land of liberty / of thee I sing
~ bobbyz 05.08.07 @ 5:14 pm
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Number 5!!
~ bobbyz @ 10:51 am
team’s fortunes can change in a week. Last Sunday, the Yankees lost for the fifth time in six meetings with Boston. Mike Mussina was waiting to come off the 
disabled list, and Chien-Ming Wang team’s fortunes can change in a week. Last Sunday, the Yankees lost for the fifth time in six meetings with Boston. Mike Mussina was waiting to come off the disabled list, and Chien-Ming Wang
team’s fortunes can change in a week. Last Sunday, the Yankees lost for the fifth time in six meetings with Boston. Mike Mussina was waiting to come off the disabled list, and Chien-Ming Wang team’s fortunes can change in a week. Last Sunday, the Yankees lost for the fifth time in six meetings with Boston. Mike Mussina was waiting to come off the disabled list, and Chien-Ming Wang
team’s fortunes can change in a week. Last Sunday, the Yankees lost for the fifth time in six meetings with Boston. Mike Mussina was waiting to come off the disabled list, and Chien-Ming Wang
team’s fortunes can change in a week. Last Sunday, the Yankees lost for the fifth time in six meetings with Boston. Mike Mussina was waiting to come off the disabled list, and Chien-Ming Wang team’s fortunes can change in a week. Last Sunday, the Yankees lost for the fifth time in six meetings with Boston. Mike Mussina was waiting to come off the disabled list, and Chien-Ming Wang team’s fortunes can change in a week. Last Sunday, the Yankees lost for the fifth time in six meetings with Boston. Mike Mussina was waiting to come off the disabled list, and Chien-Ming Wang team’s fortunes can change in a week. Last Sunday, the Yankees lost for the fifth time in six meetings with Boston. Mike Mussina was waiting to come off the disabled list, and Chien-Ming Wang
Number 3 - This is the way it happens under LOVE man…
~ bobbyz @ 10:39 am
team’s fortunes can change in a week. Last Sunday, the Yankees lost for the fifth time in six meetings with Boston. Mike Mussina was waiting to come off the disabled list, and Chien-Ming Wang team’s fortunes can change in a week. Last Sunday, the Yankees lost for the fifth time in six meetings with Boston. Mike Mussina was waiting to come off the disabled list, and Chien-Ming Wang
team’s fortunes can change in a week. Last Sunday, the Yankees lost for the fifth time in six meetings with Boston. Mike Mussina was waiting to come off the disabled list, and Chien-Ming Wang team’s fortunes can change in a week. Last Sunday, the Yankees lost for the fifth time in six meetings with Boston. Mike Mussina was waiting to come off the disabled list, and Chien-Ming Wang
team’s fortunes can change in a week. Last Sunday, the Yankees lost for the fifth time in six meetings with Boston. Mike Mussina was waiting to come off the disabled list, and Chien-Ming Wang
team’s fortunes can change in a week. Last Sunday, the Yankees lost for the fifth time in six meetings with Boston. Mike Mussina was waiting to come off the disabled list, and Chien-Ming Wang team’s fortunes can change in a week. Last Sunday, the Yankees lost for the fifth time in six meetings with Boston. Mike Mussina was waiting to come off the disabled list, and Chien-Ming Wang team’s fortunes can change in a week. Last Sunday, the Yankees lost for the fifth time in six meetings with Boston. Mike Mussina was waiting to come off the disabled list, and Chien-Ming Wang team’s fortunes can change in a week. Last Sunday, the Yankees lost for the fifth time in six meetings with Boston. Mike Mussina was waiting to come off the disabled list, and Chien-Ming Wang 
Time will tell where this goes
~ bobbyz 05.07.07 @ 12:44 pm
In hindsight, it’s amazing how dramatically a team’s fortunes can change in a week. Last Sunday, the Yankees lost for the fifth time in six meetings with Boston. Mike Mussina was waiting to come off the disabled list, and Chien-Ming Wang had a split fingernail. Manager Joe Torre was monitoring yet another Carl Pavano side session in the bullpen, and Marty Miller, the team’s director of performance enhancement, was taking heat for a seemingly endless run of strains and pulls on the roster.
“He’s still Roger Clemens, and the momentum he brings [to the Yankees] doesn’t make me feel good. We were glad to see him in the National League. I wish he had stayed there.”
– An AL East official
Things got even worse in Texas on Tuesday, when rookie Phil Hughes left a start after 6 1/3 no-hit innings with a pulled hamstring. That’s when Miller was destined to become the team’s former director of performance enhancement.
Today? The Yankees can look forward to running out a rotation of Mussina, Wang, Pettitte, Clemens and Hughes sometime in June. For a team that leads the majors in runs scored, that group has the potential to be more than good enough.
The irony is, Cashman’s new master plan for the Yankees was heading away from the time-honored practice of throwing money at every problem. The Yankees traded Gary Sheffield to Detroit for three young pitchers in November, and they rebuilt their farm system by refusing to deal away Robinson Cano, Melky Cabrera, Hughes and their other top prospects for immediate, high-priced help. New York’s minor league talent, ranked 27th in the game by Baseball America in 2004, currently checks in at No. 7.
But there’s nothing like a crisis to make a club revert to old habits. Think about it: The Yankees are about to spend $4.5 million a month on a guy who’s 3 months older than Jamie Moyer.
Maybe we’ll look back in September and consider it the mother of desperation moves. Or maybe this is where it all turns around for the Yankees. For a middle-aged dude, the Rocket sure has a flair for making hearts beat faster. He’s the Messiah and Methuselah rolled into one.
If I had $14.35, you have absolutely *no* idea what I would do…
~ bobbyz 05.03.07 @ 6:35 pm
Sex, sex, sex.
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This is a Music post!
~ bobbyz 04.07.06 @ 5:31 pm
MUSIC!!!!!!
MUSIC!!!!!!
MUSIC!!!!!! I could have my stylesheets in one directory, and have the URL path show up to a point - and I could define the rest of it after. The original would always plug in the full path to my default stylesheet, down to “styles.css” - but the above code - placed in the “href” area, would allow me to just define up to my CSS *folder* and then I could just tack on “/stylesheet name here.css”. Now all four of my stylesheets appear just fine. 
I could have my stylesheets in one directory, and have the URL path show up to a point - and I could define the rest of it after. The original would always plug in the full path to my default stylesheet, down to “styles.css” - but the above code - placed in the “href” area, would allow me to just define up to my CSS *folder* and then I could just tack on “/stylesheet name here.css”. Now all four of my stylesheets appear just fine.
I could have my stylesheets in one directory, and have the URL path show up to a point - and I could define the rest of it after. The original would always plug in the full path to my default stylesheet, down to “styles.css” - but the above code - placed in the “href” area, would allow me to just define up to my CSS *folder* and then I could just tack on “/stylesheet name here.css”. Now all four of my stylesheets appear just fine.