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Posted: January 7, 2007 8:05 pm
by drmutt
I have plan G. I think we get 2 Yankees-Red Sox games in that plan.
Posted: January 7, 2007 8:05 pm
by aeroparrot
job41475 wrote:aeroparrot wrote:job41475 wrote:aeroparrot wrote:Speaking of which...... Hey Yanks and Sox fans, I'm thinking of getting some tickets for one of the series in the Bronx. Anyone interested?
My ticket plan includes atleast one of the games ( I've narrowed down which plan I'm getting this year to one of two) but sure you can sign me up for another one.
If I can get one then yes. I know it is very difficult to get tickets up here for the Sox-Yankees series (any of them).
Yeah they are all sold out here for sure. They are the first individual games to sell out. no doubts. I guess Fenway being so small doesn't help either....
Plus the Red Sox assign those tickets randomly to cut down on the scalping.
Posted: January 7, 2007 11:05 pm
by jonesbeach10
drmutt wrote:The Yanks just inked Doug Mientkiewicz for first base. I think it's a good move. A good glove at first has been missing for years. In the playoffs last year, Sheffield's error proved pretty costly.
Meaning the Yankees would have as many 1st baseman on their opening day roster as outfielders
1B: Giambi, Andy Phillips, Mientkiewicz, Josh Phelps (rule 5 player, gotta be on the big-league team all year)
OF: Matsui, Damon, Abreu, Melky Cabrera
Can you tell I really want to see Bernie in pinstripes for one more season???
Posted: January 8, 2007 7:39 am
by drmutt
No I think Bernie's done. Melky's their backup outfielder. I'd still like to see 'em shore up the pitching a little more...maybe in the pen.
Posted: January 8, 2007 8:47 am
by CaptainP
drmutt wrote:No I think Bernie's done. Melky's their backup outfielder. I'd still like to see 'em shore up the pitching a little more...maybe in the pen.
Bernie is done in NY, but he'll still be playing. Maybe the Red Sox can sign him
