The Mets Police: Yankees Rain Delay and No Home Runs At A Game At Yankee Stadium!

Yankees Rain Delay and No Home Runs At A Game At Yankee Stadium!

I love this quote from yankees.com:

Yankee Stadium witnesses first homerless game

The fans who braved a 5 1/2-hour rain delay at Yankee Stadium witnessed history. For the first time in the ballpark's 35-game life, no player homered as the Nats beat the Yanks, 3-0. Wrap >

I guess that IS news. Hilarious.

Here where I am, ar away from WFAN I don't know if people are wigging out about the rain delay, but from here it seems like a cool move by the Yankees to redeem all tickets from last night's game for a future ticket.

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Anonymous said :

June 20, 2009 at 5:47 AM

How about this from the Yankee (vs Nats) radio broadcast on CBS. I heard this on a quick run to the local 7-11. Suzyn Waldman to John Sterling: "What I wanna know is what happened to this 'worst defense in the league' we kept hearing about?"

Made the trip worth it. Never would have heard that if I wasn't in my car.

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