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Most Recent PostsMonday, February 16, 2009Yankees be goneThey really don't like the Yankees in New England:The Lowell Spinners (short season; NY-Penn League) announced the continuation of a popular program: eliminating the New York Yankees in youth baseball programs throughout New England. I can't believe that this isn't being done in reverse to the Red Sox someplace else. (thanks to Pete Toms for the link) Posted by Craig Calcaterra at 8:07am Comments
Jim Hoffman said...
But all those mini-Jeters are soooo clutch. . .it’s just not the same without those interlocking NY caps. . . Posted 02/16 at 10:20 AM
Rob said...
Why can’t these youth teams stick with Chico’s Bail Bonds? Posted 02/16 at 03:47 PM
Tony Antonielli said...
One of the funnier concepts I read about lately. I wish them luck in “eliminating” the Yankees… Posted 02/17 at 08:30 PM
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The Spinners have lots of great promotions (e.g. Jack Kerouac bobblehead night, DiceK Fuzzy dice) and my brothers loves taking his little boys to the games.
As for the anti-NY promotion, there may not be many NY locales with similar promos but I suspect that other regional rivals have similar fun. For example, No Gators in Georgia, Maize and Blue being banned in Ohio, I think that may actually exist, and of course no River Plate allowed in the Boca region of Buenos Aires (futbol rivalry a good friend of mine from Argentina suffers from).