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The Associated Press reports New York Yankees OF Gary Sheffield hinted that he was the leader of the team and not SS Derek Jeter or 3B Alex Rodriguez. "I know who the leader is on the team," Sheffield said. "I ain't going to say who it is, but I know who it is. I know who the team feeds off. I know who the opposing team comes in knowing they have to defend to stop the Yankees. I know this. The people don't know. Why? The media don't want them to know. They want to promote two players in a positive light, and everyone else is garbage."

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You have your dumb outfielder... We have our dumb outfielder....

Ours is Whack! Yours is Angry, bitter and mean!!

I'll take Manny being Manny over Shef being Shef, any day!!

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edited for a momentary lapse of reason..

Jack wrote:You have your left fielder... We have our left fielder....

Hideki Matsui isn't the leader of the team.

Toddowen wrote:I'll stay with Sheff.

Manny couldn't survive in NY for either team. That would be a disaster.

He needs an organization and a town that will spoon feed, burp, and cuddle him for the type of attention that his high maintenance persona requires.

He wouldn't last more than a season for the Yankees even if he put up good numbers for them.

Selective memory, jerkoff?

How it must suck to try to speak with your own Converse All Star jammed down your gullet.

Manny would put up the same numbers in NY and you would laugh your silly ass off at his antics. And he doesn't get high.

[marq=right]SHUT THE FUCK UP![/marq]

Someone should send an empty piss bottle to NYC, seems to be case clear case of roid rage.

MuchoBulls wrote:

Jack wrote:You have your left fielder... We have our left fielder....

Hideki Matsui isn't the leader of the team.

You are right and even though Sheffield is also Right... He's just not right!!!

I don't like it here.

Love,
Sheff in Milwaukee, San Diego, Florida, LA, Atlanta and New York

Not to defend Sheffroid, but as far as his changing teams is concerned I don't put alot of blame on him. The Brewers couldn't afford him, the Marlins and Padres had fire sales, and the Dodgers have seemed to make it a habit of getting rid of good players. Obviously he wasn't happy in Atlanta, but the other situations weren't really his fault.