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River Ave. Blues ยป Why the Yankees (and Mets) care about the cement-truck drivers strike

Why the Yankees (and Mets) care about the cement-truck drivers strike

July 2, 2008 by Benjamin Kabak 4 Comments

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When the city’s cement-truck drivers went on strike yesterday afternoon, work on the city’s major construction projects ground to a halt. As Steve Greenhouse notes in The Times today, those projects include construction on Yankee Stadium and CitiField. The strike is expected to last through Monday at the earliest, but the drivers could stay out of work longer. While a short delay won’t disrupt the timetables for the two stadiums, if the strike appears to be a long one, both the Yanks and Mets could face the prospect of delays as both teams race to finish their new stadiums before Opening Day 2009.

The amazing disappearing offense
Game 85: Another crappy righty we've never seen

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