standing up clapping. and he chose to appeal it. he don t think he deserves 207 games when ryan bron got 65 games. that s probably why he appealed it. and if he loses the appeal, it could be the end of his career, because he won t be able to come back to he s starting to be almost 41 years old. and it s hard for a 40-year-old, a 39-year-old to miss a year and a half or so, then come back and be the type of player that they expect you to be, making all that money. so that s probably why he appealed, because he s fighting for his life, which he said last night, i think he actually meant, he s fighting for his baseball life. which is true. he made mistakes so let me ask you this. yeah, go ahead. you mentioned to a reporter, i think with the associated press, look, a-rod screwed up, there s no question about it, but if there s a lesson to be learned, if you screw up and do something, don t lie about it, come clean.
hi. twaes hi! . he loved the yankees. when the new stadium opened and they had the bill celebration, and he wheeled him out in a wheelchair. that was a sad sight to see. you knew he wasn t communicating well. you hoped he understood what was going on. now his sons are going to run the team. they aren t going to sell them. the steinbrenner identity with the yankees will be around for a long time but he is irreplaceable. i by no means new steinbrenner the way you did. when i was working in local news in tampa, i had the opportunity to meet him once. as hard charges as he was in baseball life, he couldn t have been more of a teddy bear in person. clearly you don t have to be a baseball fan to know the name george steinbrenner. he is a legend, was a legend in