Do you think we should let the Yanks in on the secret?
956332
WHAT?!!!!!!!!!!! NOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!! Don't take my cheeseburgers away from me!!!!!!!!!!\n\nHe he.
949767
lol mate.  these yanks need to learn some humour.  come on laugh before you have a heart attack.
1142948
assuming that you in fact are a yankees fan, they really cant do anything but rely on the redsox to at some point fall apart.....theyve been plagued by numerous injuries to key personell on their team that really prohibits them from being the yankee organization that we all remember them to be. me being a diehard redsox fan, i am surprised at their current position now being 3.5 games behind, which really isnt that much considering last year it was up to 7 games we lead the AL EAST, but in dramatic fashion, the yankees snuck up and stole the al east once again from us........
341899
Of course.  It's a secret.
348568
NO THANK GOD\nPedro is one of the biggest as Sholes in sports. The Yankees will NEVER have anything to do with that piece of trash of a pitcher. (He's not even that good)
124776
Too confusing for them. Tell a yank to go straight over and they probably will do just that ;o)
742333
As many have already said\nthe addition of Sheffield will only shore up thier offense.\nThey need a lead-off hitter who can get on base, Granderson was ok there---but he strikes out too much for that spot.\n\nAs it stands now (before the winter meetings) I think they have a good shot of making the play-offs. Division or wild card. I am sure The Twins will be there as well.\n\nJemery Bonderman will only get better.\nJustin Verlander threw more innings last year then he ever has.\nThat might hurt him some in '07.\nBut, hopefully he doesnt fall to that "sophmore jinx"\nWith Zumaya out of the bullpen, throwing 102 mph, will help.\n\nBrandon Inge needs to buy a hitting bat, not a swinging one.\nMags, Pudge, and Guillen need to stay healthy if they are going to make a run at it.\nThey pitching looks good, and good pitching will beat good hitting.\nOf course, that is assuming they will produce as well as last year. Which is not always the case. Just ask the white sox.\n\nRe-signing Sean Casey was a smart move. His left handed bat will be well suited for that right field fence.\nChris Shelton is a question mark. No one knows for sure where he will end up. If he does well in spring training (which, btw, is only 75 days away for pitchers and catchers to report) he might have a roster spot. Chances are Shelton will end up in Toledo for most of the year to work on his swing.\n\nI look forward to playing The Yankees again, where i know it wont be easy. They will want to get even next year, and it will be fun to watch them play.\n\nWhatever happens, I doubt they finish under .500!\nIt will be nice to see them contend for several years, even if they dont win the WC or division, because after 12 years in a row of being under .500 Tiger fans deserve a good decent team.\n\nI know I babble a lot about The Tigers (cant help it! I'm a Tiger fan for life!) but I think they will be good, and make the playoffs.
398906
A lot of pitching, No. Enough pitching, yes. The Yankees are a perennial playoff team and I don't see that changing. Their offensive is so explosive that they can win with a sub-par pitching staff.
907832
may be we can adopt the way the Afghans are doing on a stadium everybody throwing rocks to the abusers.\n\n:> peace\n.
977297
Yes.  If you saw Kerry's interview with Tim Russert he asks, can you tell us anything about the secret society S&B?  Kerry says, no, because then it wouldn't be a secret.
848017
Amen brother!\n\nTHEY WERE WHO WE THOUGHT THEY WERE!\n\nIF YOU WANNA CROWN THEIR @SS, THEN GO AHEAD AND CROWN EM!!!
1092749
i bet you saw the back page of the daily news in ny, cause thats what it said\ni think they are, and not just because i am a mets fan\nlets see:\n1.  Better relief pitchers.  the yanks have let too many games slip through the hands of farnsworth and their other bullpen members\n2.  More balanced lineup.  the mets lineup is as follows: s,r,s,l,r,s,l,s,pitcher.  verrrry tough to get around in tight situations.\n3.  speed.  47 sb for the yanks, 68 for the mets.\n4.  1-2 punch in start of rotation.  Mets 1-2 starters are 15-4 with a 3.00 era while the yanks's are 15-7 with a 4.20 era.  \n5.  Clutch.  mr. highest paid player in baseball's stats: .283 avg, 13 hrs, 45 rbis, 6/9 stealing, 8 doubles, and 1 triple in 223 at bats.  David Wright (Brought up from minors at no cost) is batting .336, 12 hrs, 45 rbis, 9/11 stealing, 18 doubles, 2 triples in 241 at bats.  a-rod game winners: 0  Wright game winners: 4.\n\nhope that helped.
1114495
The yanks are not done because the have a gajillion dollars to waste. They will pick up a bat and a pitcher before the end of the month for cash and a player to be named later. They will still challenge the Jays for the wildcard spot.
68457
I think we need to eliminate some secrets inside our country before we will ever find out the truth about what got us into this mess. Meanwhile, a bunch of young people are just doing their jobs, and they need to be given all of the support that the government promised them when they promised to willingly give their life in defense of our country. They need to know when they are going to be finished, if it means starting a draft to provide relief. We also need to work as hard as we can to find and eliminate all the cockroaches in our government who have been lying and stealing through crooked deals and secret money, and we need to work to reduce our demands for oil so we can get out of the Middle East. Buy less, buy local, buy only what you need. That is how you support our troops, end these wars, and keep the country secure.
762012
i agree with georgie .except it would be spam instead of meatloaf. brewers have some nice talent but the yankees would pound them down game after game.
941118
As a Yankees fan I have to be realistic and the 2007 doesn't look promising.  Johnson should've retired after he won the series with the D'backs, Mussina is only good in the regular season, Giambi is fragile and then there's A-Rod,...A-Rod.  I like that they're trying to build from within by bringing up Melky last year and bringing up Hughes next season.  The Sheffield trade is good from the standpoint that they got a potential starter and two potential closers or set up men.  Mariano probably only has two seasons left in him so he will need to be replaced soon.  I think 2007 will be a set up for another major, late decade run at championships.  \nAs far as Matsuzaka goes, he is unproven in the US major league format.  He will probably have success early and then the league will catch up to him.  The best thing about Boston winning the bidding is now they are exactly what they claim the Yankees to be, an evil Empire using their wealth to outbid every one else.
439144
Yes,these cheats are threatening the Integrity of baseball Itself.There should be a freeze on all record-setting until this scourge is eradicated from the game.Or the fans should let there feelings be known and unite against this.there are to many good men who's outstanding achievements are being disgraced by this behavior.Good Question Now Lets Act!