Let's face it: When the Giants win the championship, the Yankees don't.
When the Jets win, the Mets win.
OK, we're talking about a limited set of results here. One result. I'm not going to try and sell a grand conclusion here. Then again, 100 percent compliance.
Consider this:
In January 1969, Joe Namath took the Jets past the overwhelmingly favored Baltimore Colts in the Super Bowl.
Ten months later, the Miracle Mets did the exact same thing against the Baltimore Orioles.
Should we worry? Of course we should! Never in history have the Jets won the Super Bowl without the Mets also winning the World Series.
Never. Not once.
We should have signed John Lackey.
Monday, January 18, 2010
If the Jets win the Super Bowl, what does this mean to the Yankees?
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durrr huurrrrr Lackey durrrr
stop being such a faggot el duque.
Odds of Baltimore O's getting to the world series 2010 ?????
Seriously this Lackey sloberfest is getting downright disgusting.
And it means nothing. The 2009 Yanks already got a championship. And there is little chance the Jets get past the Colts.
keep doing the Lackey thing until they get it duque. :P
you are the socrates of our times
Screw the Jizz.
They are irrelevant to the Yankees.
Indianapolis doesn't have a major league baseball team, so it doesn't matter.
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