Does Torre get fired if Yankees lose game 7?

[Mike Gallo]

However, I would have hit for Clark. Yeah, I know, they don't have another first baseman, but Clark is the last guy I wanted to see up with a chance to do something. He's awful.

I think he played for the Mets, that would explain it. [img]/images/graemlins/tongue.gif[/img]

[Mike Gallo]

No way.

[mmbt0ne]

No way Torre gets fired. Cashman probably does though.

[andyfox]

Lowe certainly pitched better in his start than Brown did in his. I guess if Lowe gets in trouble we'll see Wakefield real quick, and maybe even Pedro for a few outs if needed. And if Brown doesn't have it, Vasquez, or maybe El Duque first.

As a Yankee fan, I dread the thought of the Giant Gag. As a baseball fan, it's a game of historic proportions. Unbelievable they could top last year's script, but they have.

[andyfox]

"even if it means a possible heart attack."

Stand in line.

[andyfox]

He's a good guy. Well-liked, goes out and does his best. But he's just a weak hitter agaist any kind of quality pitching. Lofton can still hit good pitching.

[andyfox]

It's rumored Cashman is leaving anyway. Steinbrenner has mellowed some, but it still must be pretty gruelling.

[John Gaspar]

The problem is I don't know what will cause the attack. A Yankee win or a Sox victory. Either way, I may be overcome.

[andyfox]

Yeah, it's the closeness of the game that causes the coronary. If the Yankees lose, 16-0, my heart will be broken, but it will mend. If the game is 1-0, either way, trouble.

Good night.

[Dynasty]

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Does Torre get fired if Yankees lose game 7?

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Torre is in the last year of his contract. The general thought last year was that 2004 would be Torre's last season managing in New York regardless of what the results are.

I don't think he'll be back next year, especially if they lose to Boston.