Coleman's Corner: The 5-Game Division Series Has Got To Go
While people are falling all over themselves to add more wild-card teams to the MLB postseason mix, how about assessing what currently exists?
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While people are falling all over themselves to add more wild-card teams to the MLB postseason mix, how about assessing what currently exists?
Guess what, Yankees fans? The brain behind nearly a decade of Boston teams won't be in the same division. Heck, he won't even be in the same league.
"They" say not to give the hitter a good pitch to hit or even a pitch close to the strike zone with a 0-2 count on the batter. Hmmmmm?
With the Jets' trade of Derrick Mason Tuesday night to the Houston Texans for a conditional seventh-round draft pick, Craig declares that the fans have been lied to and that we're starting to see cracks in Rex Ryan's armor.
Five days after the season ended too soon for an organization determined to win the World Series every year, Girardi cited "luck" 10 times as one of the reasons the offense repeatedly failed to get big hits from sluggers Alex Rodriguez, Mark Teixeira and Nick Swisher.
Will he opt out or won't he? CC Sabathia has said repeatedly how much he loves New York -- but is that enough?
Post breakup regret: The overwhelming feeling that you have made a big mistake and your relationship was actually spectacular - despite any previous woes you may have had. We've all experienced it, and celebrities are no exception.
Sweeny Murti joined Neil Keefe for an epic email discussion one last time in the 2011 season to talk about what went wrong in the ALDS and what we can expect this winter as the team changes for 2012.
A lot of my friends are Yankee fans and as a follower of the Mets, I feel their pain today. Now, don't get me wrong, I'm elated the Yanks lost but I did feel compelled to write something about the Evil Empire's season coming to an abrupt end.
It's not that A-Rod can't or won't be a productive player in the future; it's just that his days as A-ROD, THE ALL-TIME GREAT are over.
In a somber locker room, Jorge Posada became emotional when asked about his future. "It's tough," he said. "I really have no words."
Jorge Posada's relationship with the Yankees that began in 1990 may have finally come to an end. Yankee fans will miss the passion and fire he played with that helped catapult the modern day Bombers to many postseason triumphs.
The slice of the Big Apple that bleeds blue and orange is smiling, along with the world west of the Hudson.
The Yankees' season is over. And so could be CC Sabathia's career in the Bronx.
There was Derek Jeter's 3,000th hit and Mariano Rivera's record-setting save. Another division title and the best record in the American League. In the end, however, the Yankees went down with a whimper.