what I found confusing was the girl who was interviewing him was asking him questions and he didn't answer any of them?
Example; Girl asks if he knew his inside the park was the 1st ever in All Star History and right now the Ball is on its way to the HOF? He says Yes it was great that was my 1st inside the park in my Baseball Career and I really had a great time?
Another was about what others talk about here, Girl asks....Do you feel an advantage coming down the stretch knowing if Seattle wins they will have Home Field Advantage in the Series and He replies yes San Fransisco is a great place and I really enjoyed my visit to this great city? DUH and the question was....
Unbelievable
Example; Girl asks if he knew his inside the park was the 1st ever in All Star History and right now the Ball is on its way to the HOF? He says Yes it was great that was my 1st inside the park in my Baseball Career and I really had a great time?
Another was about what others talk about here, Girl asks....Do you feel an advantage coming down the stretch knowing if Seattle wins they will have Home Field Advantage in the Series and He replies yes San Fransisco is a great place and I really enjoyed my visit to this great city? DUH and the question was....
Unbelievable
Giambi makes over 20 million. :missingte
Big bats, big paychecks
Will Ichiro's new contract have him joining the $20 million club? Three baseball players are making more than $20 million in the 2007 season, according to the USA Today baseball salaries online database. (Figures have been rounded off.)
$23.4M
Jason Giambi, Yankees
$22.7M
Alex Rodriguez, Yankees
$21.6M
Derek Jeter, Yankees
Big bats, big paychecks
Will Ichiro's new contract have him joining the $20 million club? Three baseball players are making more than $20 million in the 2007 season, according to the USA Today baseball salaries online database. (Figures have been rounded off.)
$23.4M
Jason Giambi, Yankees
$22.7M
Alex Rodriguez, Yankees
$21.6M
Derek Jeter, Yankees
ICHIRO BY THE NUMBERS
.359 Batting average at the All-Star break, the second-highest mark in the American League (trailing Detroit's Magglio Ordonez) and the highest first-half average of Ichiro's MLB career (previous .357 in 2002).
61 Runs scored this season, placing him on a pace to score 116, which would be the second-highest single-season total of his career (127 in 2001).
128 Hits in the first half, the most in the majors, putting him on pace for his seventh consecutive 200-hit season.
23 Stolen bases (he's been caught only twice), tied for third in the American League, and four shy of the league lead.
.410 On-base percentage in the first half, the highest of his career.
5 Number of hitting streaks of at least 20 games, including a 25-game streak this season (May 7-June 1). The total is tied for the second most 20-game hitting streaks in major league history. All-time hits leader Pete Rose had seven 20-game hitting streaks -- in 24 seasons.
6 Consecutive seasons with more than 200 hits, the most by any player to start a career. He is on pace for 244 this season.
.359 Batting average at the All-Star break, the second-highest mark in the American League (trailing Detroit's Magglio Ordonez) and the highest first-half average of Ichiro's MLB career (previous .357 in 2002).
61 Runs scored this season, placing him on a pace to score 116, which would be the second-highest single-season total of his career (127 in 2001).
128 Hits in the first half, the most in the majors, putting him on pace for his seventh consecutive 200-hit season.
23 Stolen bases (he's been caught only twice), tied for third in the American League, and four shy of the league lead.
.410 On-base percentage in the first half, the highest of his career.
5 Number of hitting streaks of at least 20 games, including a 25-game streak this season (May 7-June 1). The total is tied for the second most 20-game hitting streaks in major league history. All-time hits leader Pete Rose had seven 20-game hitting streaks -- in 24 seasons.
6 Consecutive seasons with more than 200 hits, the most by any player to start a career. He is on pace for 244 this season.
As a kid, Tony Kubek, Bobby Richardson, Yogi Berra, Mantle, Maris...i loved NYY.
NOW:
(Figures have been rounded off.)
$23.4M
Jason Giambi, Yankees
$22.7M
Alex Rodriguez, Yankees
$21.6M
Derek Jeter, Yankees
Rich bitches-all dressed up & nowhere to go.
sad times. Sports is significant contributor to inflation nationwide.
But try telling multi-million players that.
Or die-hard fans.
NOW:
(Figures have been rounded off.)
$23.4M
Jason Giambi, Yankees
$22.7M
Alex Rodriguez, Yankees
$21.6M
Derek Jeter, Yankees
Rich bitches-all dressed up & nowhere to go.
sad times. Sports is significant contributor to inflation nationwide.
But try telling multi-million players that.
Or die-hard fans.
