Spoiled kids tend to make bad managers at daddy’s businesses:
Case in point?
Hank Steinbrenner tried to light a fire under his below-par team Tuesday when he told the Post that it was time for the team with the highest payroll in baseball to “earn that money.”
“The bottom line is that the team is not playing the way it is capable of playing,” Steinbrenner told the Post. “These players are being paid a lot of money and they had better decide for themselves to earn that money.”
He went on to add:
Hank Steinbrenner told the New York Post for Wednesday’s editions that he was prepared to fix his Yankees “by force” if needed. That could be taken as a threat toward general manager Brian Cashman, but he said Wednesday he’s staying focused on the task at hand.
Nice. Classy. No need to plant a BoSox jersey at Yankee stadium, someone planted this douchebag there instead.
Yanks are hexed. Read more.
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WatchMojo NewsletterI think it’s a bit crazy in a day and age of omni-present cameras not to use instant replay to get the right call. Yesterday’s disallowed goal was a bit of a black eye for the league. But I digress.
Going forward, I think as of next season each coach should have a maximum of 1 objection per period for goals (not penalties, just goals). This would probably mean that it will be used once or twice per game, tops… but it would ensure the right calls get made.
It’s one thing to miss a penalty or icing etc., but a goal? Come on people.
Penn State coach Joe Paterno is in a hospital undergoing tests and is being treated for apparent dehydration.
A team spokesman says the 81-year-old football coach was taken to Mount Nittany Medical Center by ambulance Thursday morning after feeling nauseated.
