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We would like to take a moment to thank this week's advertisers on LAist. Virgin America, with its new non-stop route from LAX and SFO to Ft. Lauderdale. John Mayer, find tickets for his Battle Studies tour with the AMEX early on sale. Ray LaMontagne, ...

From TIEN MAO, LAist,  20 Nov 2009

Related Topics: Virgin America,  John Mayer,  American Apparel

Last Night's Action: Yankees Win 2009 World Series

Yankees 7, Phillies 3: For the first time since 2000 and the 27th time in franchise history, the New York Yankees are the World Champions of baseball. The Yankees defeated the Philadelphia Phillies four games to two behind the bat of Hideki Matsui and ...

From TIEN MAO, Gothamist,  5 Nov 2009

Related Topics: New York Yankees,  Philadelphia Phillies,  Hideki Matsui,  Ryan Howard,  Andy Pettitte

Eating It Up At The 2009 Chocolate Show

If you like chocolate, you should get your butt down to the Chocolate Show. The 2009 Chocolate Show opened yesterday with exhibitors from around the world, including several local purveyors. While at the show, you can try all sorts of things derived ...

From TIEN MAO, Gothamist,  31 Oct 2009

Last Night's Action: Sabathia Handles Angels with Ease

Yankees 4, Angels 1: If the Angels have to face the CC Sabathia they faced tonight three times in this series, they might as well give the Yankees three wins right now. Sabathia dominated the Angels in Game 1 of the ALCS, pitching eight strong innings, ...

From TIEN MAO, Gothamist,  17 Oct 2009

Related Topics: New York Yankees,  Johnny Damon,  Derek Jeter,  C.C. Sabathia,  John Lackey

Last Night's Action: Sabathia Moves Yankees One Away

Yankees 3, Red Sox 0: CC Sabathia became the first 19-game winner in the Majors (okay, the American League—the Cards' Adam Wainwright also won his 19th tonight) with his dominating performance against the Red Sox last night. The Yankees' ace threw seven ...

From TIEN MAO, Gothamist,  27 Sep 2009

Related Topics: New York Yankees,  C.C. Sabathia,  American League,  New York Mets,  Adam Wainwright

Last Night's Action: New York vs. Chicago Even

Yankees 10, White Sox 0: Sergio Mitre easily had the best game of his season yesterday, if not his career. Mitre managed to one-hit the White Sox over 6 1/3 innings of work as the Yankees offense pounded Jose Contreras for eight runs. Mitre's fantastic ...

From TIEN MAO, Gothamist,  30 Aug 2009

Related Topics: New York Yankees,  New York Mets,  Sergio Mitre,  Jose Contreras,  A.J. Pierzynski

Last Night's Action: Yankees Cruise to Easy Win

Yankees 9, Rangers 2: Could Red Sox fans actually be cheering for the Yankees? With the Yankees win and Boston's win, the Sox now lead the Rangers in the AL Wild Card by 2.5 games. The Yankees offense started to get going in the 2nd inning against ...

From TIEN MAO, Gothamist,  27 Aug 2009

Related Topics: New York Yankees,  Glasgow Rangers,  New York Mets,  Andy Pettitte

Historic N.Y. Baseball Photos from the Library of Congress

Since 2008, the Library of Congress has been putting photos from its collections onto flickr to share them with a broader audience. The catalog covers a wide range of topics, but we decided to look through their New York baseball related photos. Photos ...

From TIEN MAO, Gothamist,  22 Aug 2009

Related Topics: New York Giants,  New York Yankees

With Tenants Moving Out, A Last Look Inside 5 Pointz

Four months after the stairway collapse at 5 Pointz, artists in the Jackson Avenue Studios are in the final stages of vacating. Owners closed the building in July after they were told by the Department of Buildings that a new certificate of occupancy ...

From TIEN MAO, Gothamist,  17 Aug 2009

Last Night's Action: Yankees Finally Win Against Sox

Jorge Posada hit a three-run home run on Billy Traber and celebrated with his teammates. Photographs by Kathy Willens/AP It may have taken nine games for it to happen, but the Yankees finally beat the Red Sox this season. The Yankees had dropped ...

From TIEN MAO, Gothamist,  7 Aug 2009

Related Topics: New York Yankees,  Hideki Matsui

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