News hounds reported today that despite Hank Steinbrenner's slip of the lip -- in which he suggested some members of the Yankee braintrust are "idiots" -- GM Brian Cashman and Stubby are now "on the same page."
Those reports failed to answer one essential question: On the same page of what book?
Is it from the History aisle?

Was it from the Health & Fitness aisle?


Would it be found in the Romance Department?


2 comments:
I was thinking of "Inherit the Wind."
They usually call each other up every night and take turns reading chapters. I think Hank got his panties all bunched up when Cash read the ending.
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