How I Will Remember the 2012 Yankees
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The 2012 Yankees will be remembered as a failure. Not because they didn’t win the World Series, but because they didn’t even show up.
The 2012 Yankees will be remembered as a failure. Not because they didn’t win the World Series, but because they didn’t even show up.
Last week was another disappointing of picks following the best week of the year, but Week 8 looks promising to get back on track.
Sheriff Tom will boo the Yankees when they perform the way they did in the ALCS and he has earned the right to boo over the years.
The Yankees’ season ended with a loss in Game 4 thanks to another embarrassing offensive performance.
The first over-.500 week came last week, so the pressure is on to keep it going in Week 7.
The Yankees lost Game 3 of the ALCS and are one loss away from elimination unless they can do what was once done to them.
The fans let Nick Swisher know they aren’t happy with him in Game 1 of the ALCS, so he turned on them.
The Yankees were shutout in Game 2 of the ALCS and are now in an 0-2 hole with Justin Verlander waiting in Detroit in Game 3.
Game 1 of the ALCS was full of emotional swings that ended with the loss of Derek Jeter and a loss to the Tigers.
The Yankees won Game 5 of the ALDS thanks to CC Sabathia as the left-hander improved to 7-1 in the postseason as a Yankee.