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October 14, 2011
The Week in Food Blogs: Outer-Borough Restos, Bloody Marys, Fungi
This week in food blogs ... Muffet/FlickrBelieve in magic. Eater rounded up 10 new restaurants worth an outer-borough commute. Grub Street delved into how much people actually spend at the city's top restaurants. CHOW looked at the 11 most ridiculous restaurant-related Facebook groups.
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March 16, 2011
Derek Jeter The Best NY Athlete of All Time? Really?
In 1975, a survey representing America's biggest rock and roll stations asked several thousand listeners to name the greatest rock and roll record of all time. The Beatles, you might guess? Stones? Beach Boys? Stevie Wonder? Maybe Elvis? Or The Supremes? None of the above. According to those ... More >>
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October 20, 2010
Best Of NYC: We're the Greatest Sports City in the World
And proud of it
Blogs
August 5, 2010
Alex Rodriguez and 600 -- Is He Finally a Yankee Now?
Thanks, A-Rod. Thanks for dumping a cold, wet corpse on the doorstep of New York baseball. That seems to be the local sports media's reaction to Alex Rodriguez's 600th major league home run, which put him 7th on the all-time home run list. Not the fans' reaction -- they've turned out in droves and, ... More >>
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May 13, 2010
Willie Mays Needs a Tiebreaker From These Clowns?
Anyone out there feel as cheated by the final regular position episode of The Lineup as I did? The segment on center fielders was really the only one worth doing; the winners at the other positions -- Yogi Berra at catcher, Lou Gehrig at first, Jackie Robinson at second, Derek Jeter at short, ... More >>
Blogs
April 29, 2010
Dave Winfield? 'The Lineup' Goes Off the Tracks
After gimmes at catcher (Yogi Berra), first base (Lou Gehrig), second base (Jackie Robinson), third base (Alex Rodriguez) and shortstop (Derek Jeter), MSG's The Lineup lost all credibility last night when they picked Dave Winfield as New York baseball's all-time best left fielder. First of ... More >>
Blogs
April 21, 2010
Derek Jeter Best Shortstop, but Where's at Least a Mention of Jose Reyes?
Like the Huffington Post on steroids, MSG's weekly show The Lineup continues to tell us what we already know. In the first four episodes we were told that the best catcher in New York baseball history was Yogi Berra, the best first baseman Lou Gehrig, the best second baseman Jackie Robinson ... More >>
Blogs
April 7, 2010
Will Leitch Unspectacular on Television
MSG Network continues to waste our time with "The Lineup." So far, there haven't been any picks by the five-man panel (Sparkly Lyle, Gary Carter, Will Leitch, and Steve Hirdt along with host Fran Healy) that couldn't have been phoned in: Yogi Berra as the best catcher in New York baseball hi ... More >>
Blogs
March 31, 2010
Where's the Suspense in Picking New York's All-Time Baseball Lineup?
We just watched the second episode of MSG's The Lineup, which airs Tuesdays at 10:00 p.m. and repeats throughout the week, and aside from the fun of watching clips of old ballplayers, we're kind of wondering what the point is. The Lineup's panel -- former players Gary Carter and Sparky Lyle ... More >>
Columns
March 2, 2010
A Skating Rink Seeks a Home in the South Bronx
On thin ice in Yankee Land
Film
December 15, 2009
Under the Eightball Confronts History of Lyme Disease
On thin ice in Yankee Land
Blogs
August 17, 2009
Yankee Stadium Death Watch: Day 331
As anyone who's been to a game at Fake Yankee Stadium lately can attest, the old home of the Bronx Bombers across the street remains relatively intact, nearly a year after its final game. The last of the seats were sliced out in early June (taking care to preserve them for sale to any collect ... More >>
Blogs
June 26, 2009
Jockbeat: Why is Jerry Crowe Such an Asshole?
First off, anything written about St. Louis Cardinals' first baseman Albert Pujols should begin with a sentence along the lines of "He's the greatest player in the game today, and the best player so far in the 20th century. And, probably, one of the 20 greatest players of all time." He didn't do ... More >>
News
September 17, 2008
Former Mets/Yankees Reflect on the Stadiums Facing Demolition
First off, anything written about St. Louis Cardinals' first baseman Albert Pujols should begin with a sentence along the lines of "He's the greatest player in the game today, and the best player so far in the 20th century. And, probably, one of the 20 greatest players of all time." He didn't do ... More >>
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January 15, 2008
The Top 10
Odes to fame, guns, and what we should've seen coming
News
July 3, 2007
Bronx Bumblers
How can a team with four Hall of Famers fall so far?
NYC Life
August 22, 2006
Atlas Slugged
Alex Rodriguez is one of the greatest Yankees ever. And the whole world is on his back?
News
August 5, 2003
The Second Annual Cryogenic Baseball Quiz
Ted Williams Is Still Cold, but You're Getting Warmer.
News
July 9, 2002
Jock Lit
Ted Williams Is Still Cold, but You're Getting Warmer.
News
May 14, 2002
Sports
Ted Williams Is Still Cold, but You're Getting Warmer.
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December 25, 2001
Follow the Money
You’ve Got Baseball Questions. We’ve Got Answers.
News
July 17, 2001
Where Have You Gone, Derek Jeter?
Before We Enshrine the Local Hero, Let’s Take a Look at Some Cold Facts
News
May 8, 2001
All About Albert
A Defense of the Surly Slugger
News
February 6, 2001
Hey Joe
The Booing of the Great DiMaggio
News
October 31, 2000
Subway Summary
Fleshing Out the Details of a Dynasty
News
August 22, 2000
Forced to Retire
Fleshing Out the Details of a Dynasty
News
October 26, 1999
The People's Game
Fleshing Out the Details of a Dynasty
News
August 10, 1999
Chucking It Away
Chuck Knoblauch's Bronx Backslide
News
July 6, 1999
Home Away From Home
A Yankee Fan's History of Fenway Park
Columns
January 12, 1999
NY Mirror
Definitely honor-free will be Joseph Fiennes for Shakespeare (sorry, but the Bard didn't look like Rob Lowe).
News
September 22, 1998
Swinging Sixties
An Analysis of an Exclusive Baseball Club
News
August 18, 1998
Ghosts 2, Yankees 1
The '98 Yankees' Place in the Pantheon

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