Here's a video of Jeter's 2721st hit taken from some great seats near the Yankees dugout.
Besides Jeter, Joba, David Robertson's injury, and the Yankees running away with the AL East, you can discuss tonight's NFL season opener between the Steelers and Titans, or pretty much anything else you'd like.
Steelers by 14. That was a great moment in Yankee history. Hopefully they can top off this memorable/inaugural stadium season with a nice championship.
I gots my tickets for tomorrow night! I hope Jeets doesnt go hitless..
ReplyDeleteThe first (of many) truly great moments at the new Yankee Stadium. Pride of the Yankees!
ReplyDeleteNice I think I'm gonna be there too. Hopefully he doesn't go 0-for. So who does everyone like it in the football game?
ReplyDeleteSteelers by 10.
ReplyDeleteSteelers by 14. That was a great moment in Yankee history. Hopefully they can top off this memorable/inaugural stadium season with a nice championship.
ReplyDeleteThat's what I'm hoping for D Heit. Eight years in enough, it's time for the Yankees to regain their spot on top of the baseball world.
ReplyDeleteCongrats Durden. Hope he gets the hit. But if he doesn't, I'll be there on Saturday in Section 118.
ReplyDeleteSteelers by 6.
Hey CF, how's it going tonight? Watching the game?
ReplyDeleteIn the video, I can see my flash going off in section 333 as he gets the hit. LOL
ReplyDeleteYeah. I love football. Not as much as baseball but still love it.
ReplyDeletelol CF, no you can't.
ReplyDeleteOk... there is a slight chance that I just may have been bullshitting a little. lol
ReplyDeleteBy the way, I do like watching football but I would rather be watching the Yanks tonight.
ReplyDeleteYea, I know what you mean. I'd rather be watching the Giants too. Sunday should be a good sports day... Yanks-O's at 1:05, then Giants-Skins at 4.
ReplyDeleteGreat post! I was sitting on the the other side of the Stadium.
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