Red Sox trying to curse the new Yankee Stadium Jersey on Eba

shnsajax · April 11, 2008

This is funny. Wish I could see Steinbrenner' ugly face, either one of them.

http://sports.espn.go.com/mlb/news/story?id=3341650

Edited April 18, 2008 by shnsajax

Ding Dong Johnson · April 11, 2008

the only funny part is that people still believe in curses and jinxes

Clem Fandango · April 11, 2008

Stupid Boston/NY fans are an embarrassment to the human race. Seriously? You buried a Red Sox t-shirt in Yankee stadium? You're such a bad ass, guy. They should throw you a ticker tape parade

ctcf · April 11, 2008

That might be the dumbest thing I've ever read about.

bcl412 · April 11, 2008

I am not sure who is taking things way too seriously. The people who buried the shirt, or the people who respond angrily to the people who buried the shirt.

bcl412 · April 11, 2008

I am not sure who is taking things way too seriously. The people who buried the shirt, or the people who respond angrily to the people who buried the shirt.

Clem Fandango · April 11, 2008

I am not sure who is taking things way too seriously. The people who buried the shirt, or the people who respond angrily to the people who buried the shirt.

I'm justified in hating the Red Sox/Yankees rivalry based solely on the fact that stupidity revolving around it gets headlines and publicity it doesn't deserve. Isn't there some heartwarming comeback story in sports somewhere that deserves some attention instead of talking about some stupid construction worker burying a shirt in Yankee stadium?

Ranting helps me vent the anger that I could easily take out on others that I choose not to out of respect for my fellow board posters

TruffleShuffle · April 11, 2008

the red sox and the yankees have a rivalry? first i've heard of that.

bcl412 · April 11, 2008

I am not sure who is taking things way too seriously. The people who buried the shirt, or the people who respond angrily to the people who buried the shirt.

I'm justified in hating the Red Sox/Yankees rivalry based solely on the fact that stupidity revolving around it gets headlines and publicity it doesn't deserve. Isn't there some heartwarming comeback story in sports somewhere that deserves some attention instead of talking about some stupid construction worker burying a shirt in Yankee stadium?

Ranting helps me vent the anger that I could easily take out on others that I choose not to out of respect for my fellow board posters

I guess I can see that. The media upsets me too sometimes.

ZMovieman · April 13, 2008

Apparently, the Yankees were able to dig up the jersey.

http://sports.espn.go.com/mlb/news/story?id=3344825

Boy, I hate Hal Steinbrenner. I was generally ok with George, from a public perspective, but his sons really seem like classy individuals.

"I hope his co-workers kick the [expletive] out of him," Yankees co-chairperson Hal Steinbrenner said.

VanceJergins · April 13, 2008

I am not sure who is taking things way too seriously. The people who buried the shirt, or the people who respond angrily to the people who buried the shirt.

I'd vote the latter.

Terp · April 13, 2008

The Yankees plan to donate the jersey to charity, and may pursue a lawsuit against the construction worker.

Wow.

shnsajax · April 13, 2008

Apparently, the Yankees were able to dig up the jersey.

http://sports.espn.go.com/mlb/news/story?id=3344825

Boy, I hate Hal Steinbrenner. I was generally ok with George, from a public perspective, but his sons really seem like classy individuals.

"I hope his co-workers kick the [expletive] out of him," Yankees co-chairperson Hal Steinbrenner said.

You can tell he is a prick just by looking at him.

RedFlash · April 13, 2008

Apparently, the Yankees were able to dig up the jersey.

http://sports.espn.go.com/mlb/news/story?id=3344825

Boy, I hate Hal Steinbrenner. I was generally ok with George, from a public perspective, but his sons really seem like classy individuals.

"I hope his co-workers kick the [expletive] out of him," Yankees co-chairperson Hal Steinbrenner said.

I can't stand Hank Steinbrenner. Hal, I don't have a problem with, it's "Mr. Aggressive" Hank Steinbrenner I can't stand.

RedFlash · April 13, 2008

The Yankees plan to donate the jersey to charity, and may pursue a lawsuit against the construction worker.

Wow.

That lawsuit would be thrown out of court, faster then an Cub at bat.

Edited April 13, 2008 by RedFlash

JimSorgi · April 13, 2008

The Yankees plan to donate the jersey to charity, and may pursue a lawsuit against the construction worker.

Wow.

That lawsuit would be thrown out of court, faster then an ARod at bat in the playoffs.

I don't get it.

Derwood · April 13, 2008

The Yankees plan to donate the jersey to charity, and may pursue a lawsuit against the construction worker.

Wow.

That lawsuit would be thrown out of court, faster then an ARod at bat in the playoffs.
I don't get it.

A-Rod in the postseason: .279/.361/.483/.844

OMG AUTOMATIC OUT LOL

JimSorgi · April 13, 2008

The Yankees plan to donate the jersey to charity, and may pursue a lawsuit against the construction worker.

Wow.

That lawsuit would be thrown out of court, faster then an ARod at bat in the playoffs.
I don't get it.

A-Rod in the postseason: .279/.361/.483/.844

OMG AUTOMATIC OUT LOL

I don't care what your "stats" say! He's still a choker!

go_cubs_go · April 13, 2008

Burying a T-shirt in some cement isn't going to induce a curse. You need spells, a goat, or something. I think thats how it works.

Jon · April 13, 2008

Did they ever say who was buried in the shirt or did that just not deserve the media attention?

satxcubfan · April 13, 2008

They could've at least buried an authentic jersey! The one they pulled out looked homemade!!

SouthSideRyan · April 14, 2008

This only would've been funny if he said he buried a shirt in there and actually didn't. This is all so stupid.

shnsajax · April 14, 2008

At least waited until the stadium was finished and the yankees had already begun playing in it. After a Jeter or Arod injury and it would have been great.