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YOGI BERRA  

Yogiisms are so backwards that if you really ponder them, then do make sense! Here's ten great quotes from former New York Yankee Yogi Berra.

This article discusses the baseball career of Yogi Berra including some little known facts about him, both on and off the field. Included are some of his "Yogi-isms", which at times, perplex many people.

Charlie Silvera played second fiddle to Hall of Famer Yogi Berra on many great Yankee teams. He never really had an opportunity to show his stuff. But, he's not buitter.

Yogi Berra is a Hall of Fame catcher, but if they had a funny quote Hall of Fame, he'd be in that too.

Collecting is a family affair at Dugout Treasures, where a relentless hunt for vintage sports memorabilia has resulted in an impressive collection. Now, they're hoping others can utilize what they've found.

No one will ever confuse Coach Rod "Almighty" Marinelli with Yogi Berra, but with some reading between the lines, we may decipher some of his plans for Detroit, including this crazy thing called "Lions Football," which involves ... winning. Imagine that.

The Yankees and Pirates won the pennants, and then engaged in an odd Series.

The New York Mets are a professional baseball team that plays in Major League Baseball. The Mets play in the East Division of the National League.

A selection of malaprops, Spoonerisms, Yogiisms, Goldwynisms, and other twisted words

Famous funny sports quotes

My uncle, Dayton Allen, was a puppeteer for, and the voice of, many of the characters on the "Howdy Doody Show." "Mr.Bluster" the mayor of "Doodyville", "Dilly Dally", the "Fllubadub" and Howdy himself are just of few of the show's stars that Dayton brought to life.

There seem to be just as many made-up breakfast treats as there are real ones. How many of these fictional cereals do you recall?

Putting Your Passion Into Printed is a step by step, blow-by-blow description of how to take the things you're passionate about, make a book out of them get them published, and deliver them into the hands heads and hearts of readers all over the world.

It seems hard to believe, but it's been 10 years since the one and only Phil Rizzuto retired after 40 years in the New York Yankees' broadcast booth. The telecasts just aren't the same without the Scooter.

Here is a collection of baseball quotes beyond the tired ones like "Let's play two" and "It ain't over 'til it's over."

Radio Host Mike Greenberg convinced his son to leave Saturday's Yankee game, which they did, missing the climatic finish to the game.

When we look for pithy phrasing or succinct expression we usually look to literary or political minds. But don't pass quickly by the world of athletes or you might miss these great sports quotes.

There's one game to play. Here's my all-time 25-man roster.

The game we cherished as kids is being steadily pushed to the sidelines of American society. Baseball's slow downfall can be attributed to a perceived loss of the innocence the game commanded in its glory years.

The name Sandy Koufax conjures up images of greatness due to his peak in the 1960s. Here I try to place his tremendous statistics in the context of his time and see if we need to re-think his place in baseball history.

if you know where you're going, you'll be more likely to get there

When most people are asked what the word "charisma" means, they often reply with a phrase along the lines of 'well, its hard to explain.'.... The New York Yankees are the best example of a charismatic group...

Barry Bonds had a career worthy of the hall of fame well before the steroid accusations. Before the 1999 season, he had already surpassed the careers of many current hall of famers. His records may not be legit, but as a player Barry Bonds is top notch.

Since the Yankees failed to make it out of the first round of the playoffs the past two seasons people have been blaming Alex Rodriguez for the Yankees problems. Why? Since when does one player win or lose the World Series?

Baseball Mogul 2007 is a baseball game for the PC that allows you to be the coach and general manager of your own team.

Bill Dickey is one of two catchers to hit over .300 ten times, and he played for seven World Series winners as the Yankee backstop.

There are many voices in sports but none may be as recognized as New York
Yankees' public address announcer Bob Sheppard, who has been announcing lineups at Yankee Stadium since 1951, when Joe DiMaggio patrolled center field for the Bombers.

There's been bad blood for years in New York. And it is a fued that may be before The Boss traded for Catfish. Yet the ugly monster of greed may be attacking again. And we're not talking about a wall in Boston!

Walter Alston struck out in his one major league at bat, but hit a home run as a manager, leading the Dodgers to four titles in his 23 year tenure.

Al Kaline played 22 seasons for Detroit, spending not a single day in the minor leagues, on his way to over 3,000 hits and the Hall of Fame.

Billy Martin was a hard nosed second baseman long before he became a great, but flawed, manager.

Joe DiMaggio played his last game on October 10th, 1951, as he helped the Yankees to another title.

In his new book "Success Through Failure," civil engineer Henry Petroski demonstrates how mistakes and failures are essential to achieving improvements and success.

Dr. Atkins died a few years ago weighing in at over 260 pounds, and had heart problems. The cardiologist who developed the South Beach Diet and a tiny man who took the Atkins plan and gave it a twist. The Emotional Eater is me, Katie Raymond.

Fifty years ago this October, Don Larsen of the Yankees pitched the only perfect game in World Series history. And he was as unlikely a player to do it as you could imagine.

Bill Bevens was one out away from the first no-hitter in World Series history on October 3rd, 1947 when a fading former All-Star shattered his dream.

Ned Garver accomplished the near impossible in 1951 when he became only the second pitcher ever to win 20 games with a club that lost 100 games.

NL domination in the All-Star Game was a fact of life, until the AL began to make progress during the 80s. A grand slam in 1983 got them on the right track.

The midsummer classic may determine home field advantage, but in the '70s Pete Rose and others played with passion simply for the love of the game.

The National League enetered the decade of the Fifities facing a 12-4 disadvantage in the All-Star Game results. By the time the Fifities gave way to the turbulent Sixties, the National League had made up significant ground.

The 1958 Yankees and the Milwaukee Braves played a classic seven game World Series, one which saw Yanks' pitcher Bob Turley save the day.

Jackie Robinson is in the Hall of Fame because of a combination of his talent on the field and his courage. This article takes a look at his baseball career.

Stan "the Man" Musial played 22 seasons as a St. Louis Cardinal, racking up hits and records over the years. This article tells of his storied career.

Having trouble finding the perfect birthday party location for your son or daughter? Worry no more! Here are the ultimate TOP 5 NJ Party spots...

Gus's Pub, located in eastern Connecticut, has the best food in the region for the most reasonable prices. This article expands on the merits of this wonderful small town restaurant.

2005 World Series Winning Chicago White Sox are back to square one in baseball spring training. While fans prepare to cheer their favorite players or teams, eighteen teams warmup in Florida and play in the Grapefruit League. Enjoy spring baseball history.

Ted Williams, despite winning the Triple Crown in 1942 and 1947, was not named MVP those years. This article examines his numbers compared to the winners of the award.

The Food Network calls "The Hill" area in St. Louis one of the best "Little Italy" neighborhoods in the country. You can eat at one of the fine Italian restaurants, shop for groceries, or even play a game of bocce.....

FoxNews.com is a media organization that has a largely conservative demographic of both males and females. Like the Fox News channel, the web site seems to be focused on the late twenties/ early thirties through senior citizen demographic.

If you want to get the dirt on George Steinbrunner, this is the book to read. Don Zimmer, bench coach for the Yankees, left after the 2003 season on less than amicable terms with its owner, and in this book he reveals the reasons why.