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NY Press Flip-flops

POSTED BY ON 12:43 pm, October 10, 2006 - POSTED IN News reel

Sez Torre’s stayin’…

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NY Post:

After two days of soul searching, George Steinbrenner isn’t going to fire Joe Torre, The Post has learned.According to several sources, The Boss has decided firing Torre isn’t the cure for the subterranean problems that plague his $200 million collection of dysfunctional underachievers who have been flushed out of the playoffs in the first round two consecutive seasons.

Regardless, Yankees still suck. Torre will give a newsbriefing later on today; let’s wait and see.

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