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Damon very much wants to remain a Yankee
Johnny Damon realizes his run with the Yankees very well may have come to an end after the parade.
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Breaking down the Yankees' offseason priorities
It's never to early to look at the Yankees in 2010. New York Yankees general manager Brian Cashman talking with manager Joe Girardi during batting practice in preparation for game three tomorrow against the Philadelphia Phillies .
Yankees still carry mystique of Joe DiMaggio's days
He once patrolled the outfield turf with grace and dignity where an unknown lad named Brett Gardner stood when the Yankees clinched this World Series the other night.
Phillies pick up Lee's option Cliff Lee will try to prolong the World Series when he starts for the Philadelphia Phillies in Game 5 on Monday night.
New Yankees soak up World Series title
There was no telling how many cases of champagne had been sprayed and poured around the New York Yankees clubhouse Wednesday.
CC Sabathia celebrates with fans along Canyon of Heroes. After accomplishing that goal, the foursome was rewarded with its first ticker-tape parade, an experience that left each player virtually speechless.
Waiting for Joba's future hurting Yankees' present
The view from the new Yankee Stadium remains fabulous. The Bronx is not in mourning after Monday's loss.
A-Rod, champion Yankees honored at Knicks game
Thanks to Alex Rodriguez and the Yankees, Madison Square Garden finally had some champions on the court again.
Not easy to put your finger on number of rings needed
How many World Series titles does a manager have to win to be considered extraordinary? Four Corners Four views on today's issues , November 5, 2009 It's not a requirement Bill Shaikin , Los Angeles Times None.
Phyllis manager backs Hamels, may start a Game Seven
Phillies manager Charlie Manuel has yet to name a potential World Series Game Seven starter, but was quick to defuse speculation he would seek an alternative to leading candidate Cole Hamels because of an attitude problem.
Rays look for silver lining as Yankees parade another trophy
Today's Yankees championship parade runs almost a mile through the Canyon of Heroes, from Battery Park to City Hall.
Wall Street's Yankees Fans Revel in World Series Victory, Collect Wagers
David Zion , managing director of accounting research for New York-based Credit Suisse Holdings USA Inc., says hea s glad he didna t use his World Series tickets.
Champions Again, Yankees' Thoughts Turn to The Boss
George Steinbrenner always relied on Reggie Jackson to produce for him when he played for the Yankees, and Wednesday Jackson came though again, this time with an accurate and comforting prediction.
Embattled Girardi gets last laugh
Manager Joe Girardi can say what he wants now. Jimmy Rollins talked the talk before the series, predicting that his Phillies would win in five games.
Keith Groller: Reign's over but, oh, what a season
Frank Sinatra's version of ''New York, New York'' blared over the Yankee Stadium PA system for what seemed like the 50th time late Wednesday night as the Phillies began to pack their belongings inside their clubhouse.
2009 posteason: Rise of Yankees, fall of umpires
In case you missed it, here's a recap of what happened in October -- and November -- in baseball's postseason: -- The Rise of A-Rod: A bust in the playoffs so often, Alex Rodriguez became a beast this year.
Matsui wins MVP, ties single-game World Series RBI mark
Six years ago, there was a parade in the city of Tokyo to celebrate Hideki Matsui's impending arrival to the major leagues following his signing by the Yankees.
Sorry Phillies fans, I don't seem to hate these Yankees
Refresh my memory. I am supposed to hate the Yankees because ... there is a reason, right? As the Bronx Bombers were closing in on a World Series title this week, I found my world invaded by nouveau Phillies fans.
The thing about going with starters on three-days rest: Once you're in, you're all in.
Phillies should have let Lee start 3
Four days' rest or three days' rest. Other than whether to replace umpires with cameras, managers' rotation decisions have generated the most heated debates of the World Series.
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