This Day in New York Yankees History 4/1: No News is Good News So They Say

You know what they say, no news is good news. I don’t see how that is grammatically possible because how can nothing be something, you know? Anyway I digress, apparently nothing of note happened on this day in Yankees history so you get the day off from your "learnings."

This Day in New York Yankees History 4/1: No News is Good News So They Say

You know what they say, no news is good news. I don’t see how that is grammatically possible because how can nothing be something, you know? Anyway I digress, apparently nothing of note happened on this day in Yankees history so you get the day off from your "learnings."

This Day in New York Yankees History 4/1: No News is Good News

You know what they say, no news is good news. I don’t see how that is grammatically possible because how can nothing be something, you know? Anyway I digress, apparently nothing of note happened on this day in Yankees history so you get the day off from your "learnings."

Five more days until Opening Day including today Yankees family, we’re close. 

This Day In New York Yankees History 4/1

You know there hasn't been any Yankees history that we want to repeat on this day in Yankee history. We could talk about Jackie (Jesus) Bradley Jr. getting jerked off for four hours last year on Opening Day when he walked three times, scored twice, and robbed Robinson Cano of a hit in a 8-2 Boston Red Sox victory at Yankee Stadium. Oh and it was a big deal apparently because he was the first to wear "Jr." on the back of his jersey.

We could also talk about how the New York Mets stole away Duke Snider from the Yankees in 1963 when New York tried to get him to be the backup for Mickey Mantle before Snider went to Queens and made the All Star Game.

But we won't.

Happy Opening Day 2014!