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Even the pros do it, and do it well. Witness Buster Olney's blog or Rob Neyer's joint over at ESPN. Or, more recently Joe Posnanski, who has taken to the medium like a fish to water. We can add SI.com's Jake Luft to the mix now that he's got his own site, Luft on Deck. Stop by and check out today's post on Hank Steinbrenner (and props to Jake for including George Carlin in the piece).
In brief...check out this CNBC link of Joe Torre talking about George Steinbrenner (the full interview airs Monday at 9p/12a ET on CNBC).
Joel Sherman can't help it. He still likes Andy Pettitte. Also, the Post has put up a sizable excerpt from Sherman's informative book, Birth of a Dynasty. It's the chapter on Pettitte. If you haven't read Sherman's book, check the excerpt out.
Finally, over at YES, Steven Goldman has a non-baseball related interview up with the musician Dan Zanes.
1 Hey, its not like he started going all political on us with that Zanes interview. ;)
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Anyway, I think I recently read that only a day or two has been set aside in the near future for online tickets to be bought. Anyone know the scoop?
http://newyork.yankees.mlb.com/nyy/ticketing/premium_game_opportunity.jsp
I don't see how you wouldn't get these from online resellers if you missed this at any rate.
I believe tickets go on sale at the Stadium on March 3. They have done some "pre-sales" for season ticket holders, but there will be tickets available for individual games.
""It was pretty good," Wallace said of his time in Chicago. "It is what it is."
I lied to you, but I didn't mean it. Tickets go on sale earlier than I thought. Pete Abraham has the scoop. Check it out: http://yankees.lhblogs.com/2008/02/22/time-for-tickets/
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