
It's funny how in all the pomp and pagentry that preceded the
All-Star Game tonight, and all the recalling of memorable moments that took place at Yankee Stadium, there was no mention of
the Yankees choking in 2004. I'm sure that was just an oversight. And I'm sure when
MLB was planning this most exciting occasion and recalling all the fond memories that fans have of this hallowed ballpark, they simply
forgot about Curt Schilling's triumphant
Game Six performance during the
2004 ALCS with the bloody sock, or how A-Rod embarrassed himself when he swatted the ball away when Bronson Arroyo went to tag him out. There wasn't even a mention of Johnny Damon's big grand slam in
Game 7 of that series — maybe because he was playing for the Red Sox back then. Those may not be fond memories for Yankee fans, but when the House that Ruth Built is torn down (and we can
finally stop hearing about what a great place this is/was), they will be the cherished memories I'll remember most.
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