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| Re: Rivera, Wagner and the Sandman It is hard to have sympathy for Yankees or Yankee fans who would take offense to this. Now instead of having everything in the world a fan or member of an organization can ask for, you only have everything in the world minus exclusivity to a Metallica song one of your closers uses for his intro music. I mean, if NY Yankees fans are upset about this, what will happen if they have to sit out the playoffs for a season? |
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| Re: Rivera, Wagner and the Sandman We don't have EVERYTHING in the world! |
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| Re: Rivera, Wagner and the Sandman Of course you lose games. Is this indicative of what Yankees fans are expecting ... to never lose games? Yikes. I'm glad your not a Pirates fan. And this song doesn't embody the Yankees persona, it symbolizes the disenfranchised youth of the 80's. The Yankees stole it from them and I don't see any heavy metal bangers taking up cause with Steinbrenner. |
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Maybe he could start coming out to "Wild Thing" instead? |
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| Re: Rivera, Wagner and the Sandman If I were a coach, I would focus on the player's skills--not their opinions. As a matter of fact, I couldn't care less. If they pitch well, I don't care what they think. I watch them play baseball, and that is all. |
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| Re: Rivera, Wagner and the Sandman This is the silliest thing I'VE EVER HEARD being debated with passion on local sports radio. It's a song for godsake. The Yankees don't have the copyrights and Mo didn't write it. Both he and Wagner started using it in the '97 season and haven't stopped since. So what Wagner comes to NYC...so? You're telling me that the almighty Yankees own the song? Gimme a break. This is just attitude from Yankee fans who think they're the tops in the game. |
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| Re: Rivera, Wagner and the Sandman Hmmm... I didn't know that he'd been using the song for 9 years already... The paper misconstrued the event a wee bit. It's not like he CAN'T take the song, it's that he should find his own. You think the "Sandman", and you think Mo. He really should find himself a new song or something... |
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| Re: Rivera, Wagner and the Sandman If New Yorkers want one of the two pitchers to have exclusivity to this song the Yankees and Mets should hold some sort of Pay-Per-View event to determine who receives it. Honestly, the teammates of the Wagner and Soriano can form a circle and have a Sega-Genesis esque pitfight.... After Soriano beats whoever Wagner is mercilessly, The Yankees can have their song they apparently only associate with someone walking out of a bullpen and all will be right with The Yankees Universe. I would watch, it would be better than any boxing match of the past ten years because this fight would at least have a back story to it. Does Soriano even remotely care about this? |
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