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  • July 2008

    • Yankee Fever Expected to Sell Seats—Literally

      New York  |  Jul 9, 08 11:40 AM CDT

      Yankee Fever Expected to Sell Seats&mdash;Literally

      (Newser) - Though Yankee Stadium, renovated in the 1970s, contains few long-lost relics, its current contents could nevertheless bring in $50 million when they're auctioned at season's end, New York magazine reports. From seats (figure $1,000), to urinals ($200), to trash bins ($100), everything is expected to find buyers stricken with Yankee fever. More »

    • 7 Slump Busters for the Cubs

      Chicago Tribune  |  Jul 8, 08 12:09 PM CDT

      7 Slump Busters for the Cubs

      (Newser) - Despite a National League-best 53-36 record, all is not well in Wrigleyville, Paul Sullivan writes in the Chicago Tribune . The Cubs need these seven guys to step up and insure that Sweet Lou’s “100-year thing” doesn’t become a 101-year thing: Sean Marshall: Lefty pitcher needs to keep up his current quality to help the team, and stay on it. More »

    • Joel Movin' Out of Shea

      New York Sun  |  Jul 8, 08 7:47 AM CDT

      Joel Movin' Out of Shea

      (Newser) - His idols set a pop-cultural milestone by playing a concert there in 1965, and now Billy Joel will be the last musician to rock Shea Stadium, reports the New York Sun . Since the Beatles turned to sports venues to fit their legions of screaming fans, the home of the Mets has hosted everyone from The Police to The Boss to the Pope. More »

    • Cape Cod Baseball Brawl Ends in Court

      Cape Cod Times  |  Jul 7, 08 5:15 PM CDT

      Cape Cod Baseball Brawl Ends in Court

      (Newser) - A Cape Cod man is in police custody after allegedly beating another man with a baseball bat because he believed—mistakenly, it turns out—that the other man was a New York Yankees fan. Robert Correia and his friends noticed New York license plates on a car leaving a fireworks display in Falmouth, Mass., Friday night and allegedly assaulted William Nestor, the Cape Cod Times reports. More »

    • DEA Bust Yields Trove of Rare Baseball Cards

      Washington Post