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River Ave. Blues ยป Not-so-fondly remembering 1993

Not-so-fondly remembering 1993

August 16, 2008 by Benjamin Kabak 10 Comments

The Jason Giambi market
Romine, Betances power Charleston to a win

When last the Yankees missed the playoffs, Ace of Base issued their smash debut album, Danny Tartabull was the highest paid Yankee and Rudy Giuliani was six weeks away from winning the Mayorship of New York City. The year was 1993, and I was ten. Now, as columnists prepare to write their requiems for the Yankees playoff streak, John Rolfe at CNNSI.com took a look back at the year that was when last the Yankees made the playoffs. While we can’t count the Bombers out yet, Rolfe’s piece certainly highlights the questionable pop culture choices we all made during the early 1990s. (Hat tip to NJ.com.)

The Jason Giambi market
Romine, Betances power Charleston to a win

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