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The Truth |
We'll believe this when we see it. The Red Sox and Yankees will hold a so-called
"Conversation with Baseball Rival Clubs" on February 11th in
Baghdad-by-the-Hudson. Boston's chief honcho
Dave Dombrowski will sit down at a table (the
shape of which is undoubtedly being negotiated as we speak) with Empire honcho
Brian Cashman at a "fund-raising" event that will feature
a discussion of "the inner workings of baseball operations". Yeah, right. The event will benefit the foundations of both teams—so
that's at least a good thing. It will take place at something called the
'New York Yankees Steakhouse' in mid-town Manhattan. Tickets are $150. We will
not be attending (unless we get a free media pass, of course).