Searching through photos, lists, articles, and quotes…I believe I came up with the greatest celebrity Yankees fan list. You can call them front-runners, fair weather fans..but there are also many die-hard fans in the list below. If you feel like I am missing anyone from the list or that someone should be removed, feel free to let me know. check it out:
http://zellspinstrip...nkees-fan-list/
The Ultimate Celebrity Yankees Fan List
Started by zellyanks91, Jan 12 2010 12:33 AM
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Posted 12 January 2010 - 12:48 AM
Searching through photos, lists, articles, and quotes…I believe I came up with the greatest celebrity Yankees fan list. You can call them front-runners, fair weather fans..but there are also many die-hard fans in the list below. If you feel like I am missing anyone from the list or that someone should be removed, feel free to let me know. check it out:
http://zellspinstrip...nkees-fan-list/
At least it was somewhat interesting spam. You cannot count every person to ever wear a piece of Yankee clothing/enter Yankee Stadium as a "fan".
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Posted 12 January 2010 - 12:58 AM
I understand that. It's supposed to be entertaining as well. It strikes up an argumentAt least it was somewhat interesting spam. You cannot count every person to ever wear a piece of Yankee clothing/enter Yankee Stadium as a "fan".
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Posted 12 January 2010 - 12:44 PM
I couldn't open your webpage, but is that phony Billy Crystal on the list? This guy wore a Mets cap in "City Slickers." It just so happened that the movie was released in 1991, when the Yankees were in the midst of their worst stretch since the early 1970s. What a tool.
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Posted 12 January 2010 - 01:01 PM
Best pic of the bunch:
"I don't like those Rangers fans from New Jersey." - Jim Dowd
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Posted 12 January 2010 - 03:50 PM
The guy directed 61*, his idol growing up was Yankees outfielder Mickey Mantle, he paid $239,000 for a Mickey Mantle glove, and he supports his team by frequently attending Yankee games.I couldn't open your webpage, but is that phony Billy Crystal on the list? This guy wore a Mets cap in "City Slickers." It just so happened that the movie was released in 1991, when the Yankees were in the midst of their worst stretch since the early 1970s. What a tool.
On March 12, 2008 as a 60th birthday gift, he signed a one day minor league contract with New York Yankees. On March 13, 2008 he played his only game with the Yanks vs. the Pittsburgh Pirates at DH wearing #60. In his first and only at bat he made contact with a foul ball but struck out. He received a standing ovation. Just one day later, the Yanks officially released him.
What else do you want from the guy?
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Posted 13 January 2010 - 11:02 AM
The guy directed 61*, his idol growing up was Yankees outfielder Mickey Mantle, he paid $239,000 for a Mickey Mantle glove, and he supports his team by frequently attending Yankee games.
On March 12, 2008 as a 60th birthday gift, he signed a one day minor league contract with New York Yankees. On March 13, 2008 he played his only game with the Yanks vs. the Pittsburgh Pirates at DH wearing #60. In his first and only at bat he made contact with a foul ball but struck out. He received a standing ovation. Just one day later, the Yanks officially released him.
What else do you want from the guy?
Wear a Yankee cap even when your team sucks. You can say it's just a movie, but it didn't reflect well on him.
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