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Fractured ankle.

good, f him and his loser team

That sucks.
As much as I hate the Yankees, I hate seeing play-offs impacted by injuries, and Jeter was having an epic year.

ESPN will have a minute of silence and fly their flags at half mast for the rest of the postseason.

tin00can wrote:ESPN will have a minute of silence and fly their flags at half mast for the rest of the postseason.

god, they are miserable. I hate the Yankees, and hate to see Jeter hurt. But they talked about that shit for 45 minutes. They need to STFU.

And LAtardrocker wonders why nobody takes him seriously.

Who gives a flying bananna fuck!? It's football season! Fag baseball needs to end at the beginning of September because no one gives a shit about it after that!

demolition23 wrote:That sucks.
As much as I hate the Yankees, I hate seeing play-offs impacted by injuries, and Jeter was having an epic year.

This pretty much. I hate that fucking team, but want them to lose healthy.

What's gonna suck is if they get knocked out of the post season, their mouth breather fans won't shut up about Jeter. I can hear it now..."if fuckin' Jetah was there, the Yanks woulda won. Captain clutch..." Prepare yourself folks.

Oh and Bigbuttskinner, shut up faggot. If you don't care why are you in the thread?

killeverything wrote:

demolition23 wrote:That sucks.
As much as I hate the Yankees, I hate seeing play-offs impacted by injuries, and Jeter was having an epic year.

This pretty much. I hate that fucking team, but want them to lose healthy.

What's gonna suck is if they get knocked out of the post season, their mouth breather fans won't shut up about Jeter. I can hear it now..."if fuckin' Jetah was there, the Yanks woulda won. Captain clutch..." Prepare yourself folks.

Oh and Bigbuttskinner, shut up faggot. If you don't care why are you in the thread?

Because I fuck yo mama!

ALCS game 1 didn't even sellout...bandwagon almost over

No show: Yankees try to disguise empty seats at ALCS by moving fans

NEW YORK – For the second consecutive playoff game, swaths of empty seats filled Yankee Stadium, entire rows without a single fan. And on Saturday night, instead of letting them sit embarrassingly open for Game 1 of the ALCS, ushers were told to fill them with fans from other sections.
"We were up there," said Bill Brady, 46, of Roxbury, N.J., pointing from his new seat in Section 334 to the top of 434b. "Way up there."

Entire rows of Yankee stadium were empty for the opening game of the ALCS. (Yahoo! Sports)
Brady was one of dozens of fans ferried by ushers in the bottom of the fourth inning to Section 334 down the left-field line, which just an inning earlier had nine people sitting among more than 100 unfilled seats. One usher, who asked not to be identified, said he was told by a superior to start sending fans to the higher-priced seats.
"I don't know what it's about," the usher said. "I guess they want to make it look better on TV."
While some Yankees fans mobilized on Twitter and other social networks to rationalize the second consecutive non-sellout, fans in Section 334 were miffed and disappointed that a metropolitan area of 22 million couldn't sell out a stadium with a capacity short of 51,000. The announced attendance was 47,122.
Empty seats during playoff games are the domain of Atlanta – and even the Braves sold out their wild-card game this year. To see Yankee Stadium with giant blue patches not only down the left-field line but in Section 207 in right field was stunning and inconceivable for a game played at the old Yankee Stadium, which was shuttered in 2008.

LAglamrocker wrote:ALCS game 1 didn't even sellout...bandwagon almost over

No show: Yankees try to disguise empty seats at ALCS by moving fans

NEW YORK – For the second consecutive playoff game, swaths of empty seats filled Yankee Stadium, entire rows without a single fan. And on Saturday night, instead of letting them sit embarrassingly open for Game 1 of the ALCS, ushers were told to fill them with fans from other sections.
"We were up there," said Bill Brady, 46, of Roxbury, N.J., pointing from his new seat in Section 334 to the top of 434b. "Way up there."

Entire rows of Yankee stadium were empty for the opening game of the ALCS. (Yahoo! Sports)
Brady was one of dozens of fans ferried by ushers in the bottom of the fourth inning to Section 334 down the left-field line, which just an inning earlier had nine people sitting among more than 100 unfilled seats. One usher, who asked not to be identified, said he was told by a superior to start sending fans to the higher-priced seats.
"I don't know what it's about," the usher said. "I guess they want to make it look better on TV."
While some Yankees fans mobilized on Twitter and other social networks to rationalize the second consecutive non-sellout, fans in Section 334 were miffed and disappointed that a metropolitan area of 22 million couldn't sell out a stadium with a capacity short of 51,000. The announced attendance was 47,122.
Empty seats during playoff games are the domain of Atlanta – and even the Braves sold out their wild-card game this year. To see Yankee Stadium with giant blue patches not only down the left-field line but in Section 207 in right field was stunning and inconceivable for a game played at the old Yankee Stadium, which was shuttered in 2008.

Tickets are way too fucking expensive at that place...most seats are over $100.

For a BASEBALL game. Ridiculous. Even higher for the playoffs.

I'm glad people are voting with their wallets. The two Yankees games I went to this year I got tickets for $15 (face 50) and $40 (face $70 playoffs).

The big losers here are season ticket holders. Makes no sense to own them.

yep, i went to 15 or so Dodger games this year

never paid face value 18-75$ tickets

most of time 7-15$ for good seats

bigbuttskinner wrote: Because I fuck yo mama!

47,082 Game2

0-2
just like the Yankees

Rorysfan wrote:derek jeter out for remainder of playoffs...fractured ankle.

You know damn well most Yankees fans are thinking, "Why couldn't it have been Alex Rodriguez?". But it's hard to get injured while riding the bench.

You shot Jeter asshole! You should have shot A rod.

Rorysfan wrote:Fractured ankle.

Jeter has been playing with a sore ankle for over a month.
He first hurt the ankle playing in Tampa.

Girardi confirmed that Jeter received a cortisone shot recently to allow
him to play through the pain and be ready for the playoff series'.

Huge loss for the Yankees. Jeter is the captain and the leader.

Unsure if the team can rally around each other and right this sinking ship.
The pitching has been outstanding. The starter's have given the team every chance to win these games, but the bats are ice cold.

Crazy Levi wrote:

LAglamrocker wrote:ALCS game 1 didn't even sellout...bandwagon almost over

No show: Yankees try to disguise empty seats at ALCS by moving fans

NEW YORK – For the second consecutive playoff game, swaths of empty seats filled Yankee Stadium, entire rows without a single fan. And on Saturday night, instead of letting them sit embarrassingly open for Game 1 of the ALCS, ushers were told to fill them with fans from other sections.
"We were up there," said Bill Brady, 46, of Roxbury, N.J., pointing from his new seat in Section 334 to the top of 434b. "Way up there."

Entire rows of Yankee stadium were empty for the opening game of the ALCS. (Yahoo! Sports)
Brady was one of dozens of fans ferried by ushers in the bottom of the fourth inning to Section 334 down the left-field line, which just an inning earlier had nine people sitting among more than 100 unfilled seats. One usher, who asked not to be identified, said he was told by a superior to start sending fans to the higher-priced seats.
"I don't know what it's about," the usher said. "I guess they want to make it look better on TV."
While some Yankees fans mobilized on Twitter and other social networks to rationalize the second consecutive non-sellout, fans in Section 334 were miffed and disappointed that a metropolitan area of 22 million couldn't sell out a stadium with a capacity short of 51,000. The announced attendance was 47,122.
Empty seats during playoff games are the domain of Atlanta – and even the Braves sold out their wild-card game this year. To see Yankee Stadium with giant blue patches not only down the left-field line but in Section 207 in right field was stunning and inconceivable for a game played at the old Yankee Stadium, which was shuttered in 2008.

Tickets are way too fucking expensive at that place...most seats are over $100.

For a BASEBALL game. Ridiculous. Even higher for the playoffs.

I'm glad people are voting with their wallets. The two Yankees games I went to this year I got tickets for $15 (face 50) and $40 (face $70 playoffs).

The big losers here are season ticket holders. Makes no sense to own them.

I think it's hilarious that the Yankees can't sell out their new overpriced stadium, not even for postseason games. I learned a long time ago to get my baseball tix on stubhub within a day of the game. I went to Dodgers games all season long by paying about $6 for a loge level seat ($25-$80 face), which basically allows you to move to any infield seat you want on the loge level. I do the same for Angels stadium too. I'll find the absolute cheapest ticket for that place on stubhub on the day of, doesn't matter how shitty the seat, because you can pretty much get down to the field level.

yep thats the LA MLB plan

works for Kings games also"before they won the cup", should still be ok