Agreeing completely with C-Mac.
Jeter was a bad owner/GM for the Marlins.
Mattingly has never won a World Series as a player, manager, or coach. I don't think he has. But he was the answer for one of my cells in today's Immaculate Grid.
This has been a bad and disappointing season for the Yankees. Not the "worst" season of your lifetime, really, unless you're seven years old.
It's accurate and appropriate, albeit tedious, to rhapsodize about the Jeter era.
It's also easy to forget about the Jayson Nix era and the Mike Gallego era. "Those teams never gave up and they had character!"
Sure.
Mel Hall and Lenn Sakata were both highly regarded for their leadership skills and never-say-die attitude that permeated the clubhouse and inspired Joel Skinner to hit a home run every couple of months.
The fans want to start over. The fans want acknowledgement that something is very wrong. But I see no reason to think that the Old Timer's Day crew and a bunch of prospects is the best way out.
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