:rofl: philidephia fans even threw snowballs at santa :shock:

all fans suck unless their for your team :lol:

Nope, we're all classy, respectful top notch fans. ;) :rofl:

don't forget booing mike schmidt until he retired!! :rofl:

Wait wait wait, you wouldn't throw snowballs at Santa? Dude breaks into your house in the middle of night, rifles through your stuff then steals your food....he's lucky it was just snowballs. :rofl:

I do disrespect a man that steals cookies.

That's what I'm saying....lol

well lookie here, philly fans & yankee fans do have some common ground. our teams actually reinvest in the team, we disrespect cookie thieves, and we both hate the Mets. It's a festivus miracle!

:insert camp fire:

Kumbaya my lord, Kumbaya :rofl:

done

bwhahahahaha

One thing that philly and Ny fans have in common is the hatred for them Cowboys...

I love the Cowboys.

i hate the cowboys.

lol thats the sign of a front runner. let me guess....yankees, cowboys, devils and bulls??? :lol:

devils? not anymore!!

lol@the Devils...their fall from grace makes Jesus smile. Garbage team.

That is not necessarily true. If you remember the Yankees from '82 - '93, they were not really throwing money around at big players. They sucked, never finished in first place and did not make the playoffs either. (Not counting '94 when they were in first because the season ended due to strike.)

The biggest free agent player they had over that time was Winfield, and they got him in '81. It's like the only line you ever hear from Yankees haters is that they just buy championships and talent. They didn't really start flashing the dough again until they went after Giambi in '02. Those teams from '94/95 - '01 were a lot of homegrown talent and decent veterans (many who they got through trades: Tino, Knoblauch, O'Neil, Brosius, etc.) that knew how to play together.

May I remind you of some of the notables, like Steve Kemp (terrible), Don Baylor (good but traded away to the red sox for mike easler), Dave Collins (terrible), Ed Whitson (terrible X5), Steve Sax (decent), Andy Hawkins (he threw a no-hitter and lost 4-0), and the last and perhaps worst signing of the era, Danny Tartabull, who after the 95 season when they unloaded him boldly predicted the 96 Yankees would suck. Whoops.

Snap, I just learned Bo Jackson was drafted as a high schooler by the Yankees in the 1982 2nd round, but did not sign. Wow, how that might have changed some history. Bo Jackson was a great baseball player. If he never played football he'd be in the MLB HOF. They also drafted NFL greats John Elway, Deion Sanders and Drew Henson (haha).

Lol, I remember watching the Andy Hawkins "no-hitter." Not only did they lose, the Yankees committed something like 16 errors. Oh, and don't forget that was the season Kevin Maas showed up. Hit us 21 dingers in half a season and everyone thought he'd be the next Yankee great, but then proceeded to suck horribly. I think that pretty much sums up that era in Yankees's history.

Wow, Kevin Maas, haven't heard that name in decades lol

Greinke to the Brewers. Maybe Andy Petite won't retire :rofl:

felix hernandez will be a yankee by the trade deadline....

If the Yankees go after him it would probably cost them a boatload of their top prospects. I'd really like to see them get another good arm before the season starts, rather than wait until mid-season.

the mariners are desperate for the one thing the yanks have a ton of... catchers and outfielders

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kloJ2...layer_embedded

It's a bit long and starts off slow but still funny.