Yankees 2000: Promote the Curse: That Didn't Take Long

Saturday, October 20, 2007

That Didn't Take Long

Ian O'Connor, the sportswriting equivalent of a Dodge Stratus with a peeing Calvin decal stuck on the back windshield, gets the feeding frenzy started in earnest.

Torre can't be blamed for being upset over the byline on that Steinbrenner piece. For 12 years, he was nothing but professional, accessible and kind to me. I've never enjoyed covering a sports figure more than I've enjoyed covering him.

Mark my words. The Yankees are toast.

UPDATE: Oh, Phil Rogers, do you have something to add?

UPDATE 2: FJM is horrified.

Saturday, October 20, 2007

That Didn't Take Long

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		[ Return to Home Page ] Saturday, October 20, 2007 That Didn't Take Long Ian O'Connor, the sportswriting equivalent of a Dodge Stratus with a peeing Calvin decal stuck on the back windshield, gets the feeding frenzy started in earnest. Torre can't be blamed for being upset over the byline on that Steinbrenner piece. For 12 years, he was nothing but professional, accessible and kind to me. I've never enjoyed covering a sports figure more than I've enjoyed covering him. Mark my words. The Yankees are toast. UPDATE: Oh, Phil Rogers, do you have something to add? UPDATE 2: FJM is horrified. posted by Cheddar Ben at 1:18 PM 0 Comments: Post a Comment << Home				Contributors Sippy Momo Cheddar Ben A Friend of Mr. Glass' Previous Posts Thar She Blows Sip Does Denver and He Gets Angry The Offseason The Win-Win Postseason 2007 Yankees Final Report Card, Part 1 Is This the End of the Yankee Dynasty? Regards The Curse Remains If You Have Some Spare Hatred in Your Heart .... The Week After


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