If Jimmy Hoffa is truly buried within the concrete of Giants Stadium in New Jersey, then it's only fitting that there be another artifact placed in the concrete of the Yankee's new stadium in the Bronx. Unfortunately, this artifact has upset Yankee fans and New Yorkers alike. It appears a construction worker who is a Red Sox fan from New York poured a Red Sox shirt into the concrete of the new visitor's clubhouse at Yankee Stadium. The new stadium is set to open next year but fans think the Yankee's new home may be cursed now. Take it easy New York. You should probably be worrying more about your starting rotation than a little red shirt. Just be glad the guy didn't bury Ted William's frozen head in the bullpen.
Saturday, April 12, 2008
Decline of the Empire
If Jimmy Hoffa is truly buried within the concrete of Giants Stadium in New Jersey, then it's only fitting that there be another artifact placed in the concrete of the Yankee's new stadium in the Bronx. Unfortunately, this artifact has upset Yankee fans and New Yorkers alike. It appears a construction worker who is a Red Sox fan from New York poured a Red Sox shirt into the concrete of the new visitor's clubhouse at Yankee Stadium. The new stadium is set to open next year but fans think the Yankee's new home may be cursed now. Take it easy New York. You should probably be worrying more about your starting rotation than a little red shirt. Just be glad the guy didn't bury Ted William's frozen head in the bullpen.
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