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On Friday, November 6 I joined 2 million Yankees fans in lower Manhattan to watch the parade in the Canyon of Heroes.

A beautiful clear blue sky was visible where we joined to celebrate the victors of America's favorite pasttime:

While I viewed the parade on the packed sidewalk, others viewed it where they could:

And even from their office windows:

There is nothing like ticker tape in autumn:

You want to see the players. Here are some of the Boys of Summer. Joba!

CC!

Johnny...

Future Hall-of-Famer Mo:

A-Rod and friends:

And finally, the captain, Der-ek Je-ter! Der-ek Je-ter!

A beautiful day, joining with the millions who stayed out of school or called in sick to witness the parade. New York, New York!

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Amanda says...

Posted from my mobile phone (SMS)

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Amanda says...

Here are some of my favorite pictures from Game 1 of the 2009 World Series at Yankee Stadium, the first World Series game at the new house. A full set will be posted later, but these should give you a flavor for the event. Oh, btw, Cliff Lee dominated, striking out 10 in a 6-1 complete game win.

                                           
Click here to download:
World_Series_Game_1_Some_of_th.zip (1326 KB)

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Amanda says...

Photos from the Yankees 4-1 win over the Angels in Game 1 of the 2009 ALCS Game 1 are now available for your viewing enjoyment at Flickr.

Just click on the link and enjoy the view from my sweet seat in Section 123.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/40424943@N03/sets/72157622615350844/

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Amanda says...

While waiting for more pictures of my adorable new nephew Sam, I watched Yankees-Angels ALCS Game 2 at Blondie's on the UWS. Yeah, I know you're shocked that I was watching the game at a bar. It's so unlike me. I did turn down tickets to the game earlier in the day. Frankly I had just finished thawing out from Friday night's River Avenue Freezeout. And the $150 for the Game 2 ticket could be better spent on food and beverage at a warm bar. Don't judge me. I'm just being honest.

P.S. Just got new pictures of the little guy.

Here are all my tweets during Saturday night's thrilling (epic? Jane Heller of Confessions of a She-Fan makes a strong case) 13 inning 4-3 win.  For a complete play by play of this game, click here:

Score! Sweet seats at the bar for the game. http://post.ly/922D

AJ looks like he got a hair cut but didn't shave. Interesting choice.

Bottom of 2nd:

Ring the bell! Swish and Robbie!!!!!

My bad - that should have been Swish + Ninja Robbie!

They just played Yankees version of Mambo #5 at the bar. Ricky Ledee and Chuck Knoblauch mentioned. Holy way back machine.

Do not attempt to tweet while eating wings. Bad idea jeans.

Bottom of 3rd:

Derek Jeter you are ridiculous!!!!!!!!!!!!

Top of 5th:

What the what??????? Come on AJ.

Frickety frackety frack. What the hell is going on with AJ?

Boo! Go home with your damn monkeys lady.

RT @jorgearangure Vlad/AJ matchup was classic battle: guy who doesn't know where it's going vs guy who doesn't know what he's swinging at

Bottom of 5th:

They just showed Molina in the on deck circle and the entire bar went nuts. Get him out of the game.

Can anybody get us a pitch count for AJ? Many thanks.

Ok now THAT was unexpected. #joegirardiisagenius

Thanks to all for the AJ pitch count. Much appreciated.

Yankees have best record in AL when scoring first. Don't they also have best record in AL when scoring last?

Bottom of 6th:

How many pitches did Saunders throw that inning? 5? Come on.

Top of 7th:

Oh hello brain fart Robbie Cano. We wondered when you would show up.

10th Ave Freezeout just came on at the bar. Nice.

Top of 7th:

Wow. Sit. Down. Bobby.

Oy. Stress. #yankees

Wooooooooo! Fist pump!!!!!

The bar just played God Bless America and Take Me Out to the Ball Game. We did not get YMCA.

Update: the bar is in fact playing YMCA right now. Now that is hilarious.

Top of 8th:

Did you just hear the entire bar just scream in disbelief?

And now the bar is playing Enter Sandman. It's like being at the Stadium. Only much warmer.

Johnny Damon brings his sparkly glove two nights in a row!

Top of 9th:

Ok fine. One more time. Sit. Down. Bobby.

Bottom of 9th:

We want pie! We want pie! We want pie!

Not that I'm superstitious or anything, but I just ran out to the store to get peanut M&Ms for the bottom of the inning.

Bottom of 10th:

Peanut M&Ms go well with...PIE! http://post.ly/93GD

The neighborhood play applies in all neighborhoods except the Bronx apparently.

Top of 11th:

Text from a friend at the game: "Oy". I concur.

Um, ok, so that worked out. I guess #joegirardiisagenius after all.

Bottom of 11th:

For the record, @tessafrancis totally called that HR by A-Rod five minutes earlier via text. And we also had peanut M&Ms before that at bat.

LMAO. RT @Fletch788 I really can't believe Guzman and Gardner are batting back-to-back. Where are Clay Bellinger and Homer Bush?

Top of 12th:

Oh my god. I feel a sneezing attack coming on again. #allergictodamasomarte

Wait. Mathis is the catcher who can't hit. Oy.

Bottom of 12th:

RT myself: We want pie! We want pie! We want pie!

Why do you want to face A-Rod????? I'm stunned.

Well that's why they wanted to face A-Rod. So we could get a couple of f bombs on TV.

The word of the night is "baffling." #yankees

Bottom of 13th:

Peanut M&M worked for Hairston. Now having two for Robbie.

What goes really well con pie? Leche!!!!!!

Hairston gets the pie. Bar playing NY, NY on a constant loop. The Yankees have a 2-0 series lead. And I have a new nephew. Life is good.

P.S. This game took me over the 12,000 tweet mark. Wow. Ok then.

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Tom says...

By Thomas J. McFeeley

Satirist-in-Chief

The New York Yankees suffered one of their most bittersweet days, when Yanks’ ace CC Sabathia injured three quarters of the team’s All-Star infield when they mounted him on their shoulders after the hefty hurler delivered a brilliant no-hit effort.

Third baseman Alex Rodriguez, SS Derek Jeter and recent free agent signee Mark Teixeira, the team’s first baseman, were all place on the disabled list with fractured collarbones and rotator cuff tears when they placed Sabathia atop their shoulders. Sabathia is listed at 250 pounds in the team’s media guide. The guide also lists the Tooth Fairy and Easter Bunny as future prospects.

“I’m still juicing and I’m telling you, that guy is a freakin’ load – he’s heavier than my ego,” said A-Rod. “It didn’t help that our choir-boy-I’ll-never-do-drugs-pretty-boy Jeter was in the middle. He couldn’t uphold a promise on those shoulders. I gotta go stab that guy in the ass with something.”

Yanks GM Brian Cashman said the team was poised to replace the most expensive infield in history through deal making.

“We have a long and distinguished history of greatness in the overpaying for players business and we accept this challenge with our arms opened wide and our wallets opened even further,” Cashman said with 29 phones to his ear.

When asked about calling up players from their farm team, Cashman said he wasn’t interested in bringing in Joba Chamberlain’s friends.

“Just what we need, more fat fucking rednecks who get behind the wheel of a tractor after sucking down gallons of grain alcohol, no thank you,” Cashman said before a reporter clarified his question. “Oh, you mean the minor leagues? The LAST thing we want to do is to build a team with homegrown talent. It doesn’t fit the Yankees grand tradition of trying to buy a title. Did I mention that we have 26 titles, and greatness has a new home?”

A-Rod, Jeter and Teixeira are expected to be re-evaluated tomorrow.




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