Yup, I just received a cease and desist. Unbelievable. Here is the money quote:
While the Yankees are very appreciative of their loyal and highly valued fan support,
unauthorized use of the Yankees Marks that would be confusing or misleading to the public, or
falsely imply some endorsement or sponsorship by the Yankees, cannot be tolerated. Although
the Website purports to be a “blog about Major League Baseball and the New York Yankees,” it
has clearly branded itself throughout with the Yankees Marks, including the Logo. Thus, you are
not using the Yankees Marks in a permissible manner but rather to brand your own online
service, and to create or imply a false impression that the Yankees have approved, condoned or
sponsored the Website.Your unauthorized uses of the MLB Marks on the Website and in the Domain Name are
likely to cause confusion, mistake and deception as to the existence of an affiliation, connection
or association between your business on the one hand, and MLBAM, and/or other applicable
MLB Entities on the other, and constitute trademark infringement, dilution and unfair
competition in violation of federal and state law.Accordingly, demand is hereby made that you immediately cease and desist from using
the YANKEE UNIVERSE name and the Logo, any other Yankees Mark and any other MLB
Mark in and as the name of your Website, to promote the Website, to seek advertising any other
commercial opportunities, in and as the Domain Name, and in any other manner that would
cause consumer confusion, dilution of the MLB Marks, or imply any sponsorship or
endorsement of your Website or its contents by any MLB Entity.
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River Ave. Blues?
River Avenue Blahs :-)
You have a logo?
The little Yanke navicon that shows up on the browser bar.
How about NYBaseballteamnotinqueensblog.com
How about just TYU?
The YanquiUniverse.com
Bronxbaseball.com
UnofficialYanquisite.com
NYALbaseballblog.com
How about, “New York Yankees Blog That In No Way Is Sanctioned By The New York Yankees And Is NOT In Violation Of The LANHAM TRADEMARK ACT.”
But in all honesty, I always thought “Mo’s Cutter” would be a great blog name.
Well there is Rivera’s Cutter.
Can’t you just write a disclaimer stating that you by no means imply endorsement etc.? Yankee is not only a term for the team… I bet they want to steal your domain name at a cheap price. Fuck that – fight em.
Why not just get permission from them? With a disclaimer page in the site?
Yeah, don’t get rid of the domain name. They probably want it. $$$
They definitely want it. Fan club anyone?
Please everyone reading, do us a favor and spread word around.
What can we do by spreading the word EJ?
Dudes, this is total BS. They don’t send ESPN C&D letters for having Yankees logos on the team home page, do they? If you have to get rid of the navicon, so be it, but this is just them being bullies — fight them! I have some experience and knowledge of trademark matters and I really don’t think this passes the smell test.
What a horrible organization they are. Sometimes I wish I rooted for a different team.
But ESPN have permission from MLB, NFL, NHL and anything with sports to use any Team logo or name.
Well, you could always, I dunno… root for a different team.
There are 4 of you…how about “The Core Four”? Any idea how much time you have?
I’ve got a week, but I want to take care of this earlier.
Seriously though this is kind of BS, I mean I understand why and all but still seems like a big company picking on the little man… were you floored when you got it?
theyankeedoodleuniverse.com
Let ‘em bite that.
How about theredsoxuniverse?
Then we would get a letter from them haha… Stop using our name and logos sincerely the Red Sox.
Sadly, the Yankees have to do this to protect the integrity of their trademark. While there is no ill will through its use here, the use inescapably dilutes the Yankee trademark. If the team hopes to protect its rights against other users (counterfeiters, etc….) it must preserve the integrity of its trademark and show any future “user” that they have not abandoned their rights. I’m sure its not malicious, but it is a requirement. If you want an example, a few years ago Metallica had to go after some makeup manufacturer that put out a makeup line. “Don’t use it, you lose it.”
The difference between use by ESPN and here is that ESPN gets a “newsworthiness” exemption and also probably has a deal w/ MLB, to which the Yankees belong.
This is absolutely true. EJ and the other writers on this blog, take note. If MLB sits on your infringement (as benign as it is), some future malignant infringer (someone who is, let’s say, profiting off of the goodwill created by the Yankees marks) can claim that MLB abandoned the mark by failing to protect it.
Fight what you can and push back with good PR – I’d also look into getting them to license your use of the marks, since you’re not actually using the marks for commercial purposes. Or you could change the nature of the site to writing posts criticizing the Yanks and then claim fair use via parody (note: don’t do that, I’m half-kidding).
The Pinstripe Universe?
STARS in(pin)STRIPES
Honestly, I wouldn’t stress this too much. Create a new site and redirect ASAP. Leave it up as long as possible. Maybe they’ll let you keep it up for a month if you show good faith and act quickly.
The brand is the bloggers not the URL or the site name.
The Pinstriped Universe
The Steinbrenner Doctrine
The Dead Torre Scrolls
Now we know what they were talking about at the organizational meetings. Next it will be the New York Times coming after you.As for a new name, how about ” The Wholly Unauthorized Yankee Universe.”No undue confusion, dilution or implication there.
The Yanks Universe
The Universe of the Yanks
A Fan blog for the Yanks
As far as I can tell, the name “Yanks” is not a trademark, or is it?
We’ll have an update for you guys later tonight.
While this is BS and as the Poster God has mentioned there is a newsworthy exception to using names and likeness and you could probably fight it and maybe win with some sort of comprimise (removing logo and a disclaimer) and also cause the yanks bad publicity by calling some NY Post reporters, in the end it comes down to is it worth the hassle and expense (I don’t reccomend fighting this solo you really need someone who is an expert in this field and that means $$$). My suggestion is call the lawyer who sent the letter and see if there is any sort of compromise that can be reached. If they take a hard line then I like the suggestion of Mo’s Cutter. Just be sure to keep us updated. Best of Luck.
How about “yankees cosmos”?
Need a new name? How about ‘Money $luts’?
I like it… But I like “at least we don’t have just 2.com” a lot better!
Ha! A Red Sox fan making fun of a Yankees fan for over spending! Priceless! Which one of you is the pot and which one the kettle?
I hate the Yankees and accordingly would probably never read your blog or notice if it changed name/url or
That being said, I also hate MLB’s overreaching in this manner and accordingly wish to assist you in the following manner:
1. GET RID OF THE LOGO icon. NOW. There is no argument on this point.
2. Once you have done that, you are no longer using the Yankees’ “marks.” Feel free to write back and remind them of same.
3. The name “Yankee Universe” is not a protected mark. Those two words together without any logo or mark are not causing confusion and properly worded disclaimer will suffice.
4. Even if you decide to not fight and simply bow under the weight of MLB’s undue pressure and change the name of the blog, under no circumstances should you give up the URL for less than six figures.
Note that you shouldn’t solicit an offer but if asked you can indicate no transfer of ownership will be made without just compensation.
Thanks.
I’m glad you hate the blog so much!
One thing- Yankees Universe is a protected, registered mark. Does that change anything?
Yes it does. “Yankee Universe” is similar enough to “Yankees Universe” for a court to find dilution. The Second Circuit, for instance, has found “Charbucks” similar enough to the name of a certain other coffee chain to sustain a claim of dilution.
+1 for the dollar sign, though. That’s a nice touch.
EJ also tells me that MLB asked that you no longer use photo-likenesses of Yankee Stadium. That is overreaching. You should continue to use those photos if you’d like, though like I told him, they may have some sort of protection over the classic “facade” image. But I don’t see that image anywhere on your site.
Good luck and keep us all posted.
Note that MLB simply stated that “Yankee Stadium” is one of the trademarks that they want removed from the site. We assume that they are referring to our banner.
There are plenty of Yankee Stadium images freely available for commercial use under the creative commons license. So images of the old — and new — Stadium should not be an issue.
You can also consider cloaking the domain, and using java images instead of HTML. In the event you decide to use a new domain name, I would strongly urge to have a write-in contest and plenty of PR. Remember, ANY PR is good PR.
To paraphrase the words of Senator Blutarsky, “This could be the greatest night of your lives…” You could generate enormous mileage from this event. Don’t blow it.
To be honest I first thought the two were connected when I saw them on Google originally before I ever posted here.
Glenn says:
You should probably check that with the US Patent & Trademark Office. Registration No. 3191653. Filed July 8, 2005 and registered Jan. 2, 2007. Under the Lanham Act and unfair competition laws, Yankee Universe relating to something about the New York Yankees is substantially similar enough to the Yankees Universe registered TM.
27andcounting.com
That is fine now but what if we win next year and we are still 27 and counting, you would have to change the number every time they won.
Is that a problem?
And people say Yankees fans are spoiled and arrogant… “What if WE win next year and we are still 27 and counting, you would have to change the number every time they won.” Waaahhh!!!
You wouldn’t have to change the name for at least another 9 years.
My blog is titled 26 and Counting (click on my name above if you don’t believe me) and I somewhat regret naming it this.
If you use “Replacement Level Yankees Weblog” I’m taking you out!
;-)
Lol. I was thinking of using your disclaimer.
NYY Universe.
I like this one. How about baseball’s evil empire?
How about we play up the ‘outlaw’ theme and use one of these:
-Yankee Gangstas
-Pirate Yankees
-The Yankee Crime Family
WOW, I just vote no to Yankee Gangstas. hahaha
TJ’s suggestion of Pinstripe Universe is a good one.
Alternatively, I don’t suppose that using the term “Bronx Bombers” would be subject to IP rights – unless that is protected in a similar way to “Yankees Universe” as described in Ben K’s post.
How about something referencing the address. River Avenue Rejects perhaps?
Not sure about the blog name itself, but for a tagline, how about “The Yankee blog site so controversial, The Yankees sent a cease and desist order to try and stop us”. Or something like that. There’s no such thing as bad publicity, right?
-NYY Galaxy
-Hal’s Checkbook
-The Eeknay Universe
-Pedro’s Daddy
…how about TYU? you can make that change pretty quickly, which may bring you into compliance and then start negotiating from there.
It should be something related to the letter. I like “The Yankee Marks”, or something similarly spiteful.
agreed.
Are they going after Yankee Candle next? I think losing any tm logos would remove any legal problem.
Yankee Candle doesn’t exist in commerce as something relating to baseball. The Yankees’ trademark protections for Yankees covers products in commerce as they relate to baseball. Yankee Candle is a two-word mark that covers “the fields of candles and candle accessories, housewares, glassware, tableware, personal care products, home fragrance products and clothing,” per its TM registration.
You Got Served
Sometimes being a Yankee fan becomes a love-hate thing. Love the team, hate the spiteful operations and actions of management. In an area where embracing the external engagement makes total marketing sense, the evil side lawyers waste time, effort and energy on inanity such as this.
That said, how about Yankfans Universe?
We should note that the cease and desist letter came from Major League Baseball Advanced Media, not the Yankees.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Major_League_Baseball_Advanced_Media
This is a really important distinction. MLBAM is owned by Major League Baseball, not the Yankees. So to criticize the Yanks for this is really unfair, they had nothing to do with it (that we know of).
Trust me on this one: the request came from the Yankees. BAM is the internet arm of Major League Baseball. It operates because the 30 clubs and the Commissioner’s Office granted it the rights to all online marks. With it that comes some oversight, and the Yankees did indeed ask BAM to enforce their trademark in the domain name and their copyrights in the marks.
You can pretend the Yankees are the good guys and BAM the bad guys, but they’re just doing their jobs. You guys are the ones using a domain name of a registered trademark!
OK, you’re right. I’ve been told that elsewhere as well.
Yeah, it is really not so simple at all, if you know the timeline of events. But I do agree- this comes from a request from the Yankees.
An acquaintance of mine mentioned he met Derek Jeter (through a friend of his who knew Tino Martinez) in Tampa during the Thanksgiving holidays, as Jeter was building a house down there.
He also mentioned how Jeter speaks in the third person and is highly full of himself
Of course, without any videos (and the fact that he is a Phillies fan), I cannot take this at face value. Though ,it would not surprise me…. of course Derek Jeter the PLAYER is distinct from Jeter the… individual in question.
The former is whom I root for.
randylevineisadouchebag.com
Why don’t you rename it the “Bronx Bomber Beat”
You guys should of trademarked the name when you started the blog. Pretty sure it was available then.
Not everyone is so aggressive with fans of their product.
theredsoxfansite.com/
http://www.redsoxhomeplate.com/
aworldofwarcraftblog.blogspot.com/
worldofwarcraft.areblogs.com/
Yes – the Yankees likely can go after you for using Yankees and Universe in a blog (and the logo was clearly a mistake). But do they REALLY have to go to this extreme? Even if they think that they need to go after unapproved users of their trademark, they can always give you approval. Paramount gave approval to the homemade Star Trek movies, for example.
The more I think about this, the more that I think that it is just an extremely petty decision made by someone in Yankeeland.
RuckTheSedFox.com
Actually, I surprised it took so long for them to go after you guys. When the Yankees started using “Yankee Universe” for their own marketing, your goose was cooked. How about “New York Baseball Team (The Good One) Fan Blog”?
Some of these Twitter names have been hilarious.
“People for Ethical Treatment of A-Rod”
“Pinstriped In Their Mother’s Basement?”
Those are mine. Yay me.
Bravo!
“Pinstriped In Their Mother’s Basement?” is really hilarious for some reason!
they’re both very good. that a-rod one would be great, but then PETA would send a letter.
Ah now i get it – they might want to sell t-shirts saying Yankee universe so they have to go after you.
Well – get some publicity and change the name.
Do you guys realize Yankees Universe is a charity that supports programs for kids with cancer at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center? If I were you, I wouldn’t push this further and wouldn’t look for more pr. You will not only lose the legal battle, you’ll also lose the pr war. Even if you didn’t know it at first, you are using the name of a CHARITY. I guarantee you the Yankees will pitch this as a battle between you and a charity that helps kids with cancer. Do you really want that fight? Put up a new name and move on. We’ll keep reading.
Yeah, here is the problem with that- the charity was around for a while (although I did not know this when I picked the name) and they took no issue with our site. We take exactly zero dollars from the charity, nor do we profit off the site. We have exactly one paying ad that covers our hosting cost and that is it.
We are also willing to provide free advertising for the charity on our site.
If you want to piss them off, leave the old site and post about wooden boats and chowder recipes.
Yankees Galaxy?
Wait, so are they saying that “Yankee” can’t be used in the domain name? I like go F- yourself names like
- Yankee Galaxy
- Yankee World
- Yankee Cosmos
- Universe of Yankees
If they’re disallowing “Yankee”, then
- Pinstriped Universe
- Pinstriped World
It’s that the name is too close to the already existent Yankeeuniverse.com
Well, you gained a reader here by the publicity.
BillionDollarBaseball.com
GreedyNYBaseball.com
NYBo$$.com
and I’m a huge Yankees fan (oh, can I mention their name???!!!
Simply unbelievable.
This is meant with no offense, but I kind of knew this was going to happen eventually. I understand that this site existed before the fan club, but the second I saw the fan club’s first ad I thought of you guys and figured it would only be a matter of time before they stepped in.
I took the name Bronx Baseball Daily specifically to leave out the word Yankees. I don’t really want to mess with them. Heck, they sued the original guy who bought Yankees.com back in the day. They took him to court and won and I’m pretty sure the guy wasn’t even running a baseball site.
I thought it might happen, but honestly, I really did not think they would come after a relatively small blog. We are not selling any products, we dont represent ourselves as the Yankees.
Yankiverse.
Wow, totally douchey move by the Yankees. Like you’re really infringing on the billions of dollars they’re raking in. A-holes!
How about keeping the first word something that signifies the Yankees, and keeping the second word something that signifies hugeness. Bronx Galaxy? Bomber Dimension? Ruth’s Pants?
A-Rod’s Ego?
Or you could always choose another team to follow.
TheY ankees Universe.
[...] other embarrassing Yankees news, the Yankees band of evil lawyers sent a cease and desist to blog The Yankees Universe. Even Yankees fans are crying foul. [...]
In the words of an Orioles fan, “F&%# the Yankees!”
Creative Commons license only applies to the photographer, not the New York Yankees. Any bloke can go to Yankee Stadium, make a photo of a player or the stadium or whatever and slap a creative commons license or what have you on it. That doesn’t mean the Yankees gave permission for it to be used.
[...] giant douchenozzles, even to their biggest fans, the Yankees have sent a cease and desist letter to the Yankees Universe blog. This is probably the first (and hopefully ONLY) time I have found myself siding with a [...]
I’m a Sox fan, but I’m absolutely floored by the douchery of the Yankees here. This is absolutely sickening, all you want to do here is support your team (I mean, I think that’s mistaken, but i can respect it) and here the team is telling you go fuck off. What a giant GIANT bunch of tools.
I’m sorry that the Yankees are so pathetic that they need to stop anyone from ever using their name for anything, particularly something so offensive as a site that honors the team and wants to talk about their successes.
I got your back.
http://slanchreport.com/2009/12/04/shock-the-yankees-are-giant-douches-even-to-their-own-fans/
The Yankees douchebaggery absolutely knows no bounds.
This is ridiculous, fight the good fight on this.
You’d think that if anything, they’d realize you’re promoting their brand.
Keep the voice of the people, and more importantly, THE FAN, out there.
I hope you told the person who sent that letter to F off. The Yankees are way overstepping here. It’s a basic principle of trademark use that you are allowed to use the “Yankee” logo for news reporting and descriptive purposes.
And since there is no malice or intent to pass off any goodwill from the Yankee logo as your own simply by having “The Yankee Universe” as your domain name – you aren’t a cybersquatter under the ACPA. This is a “legitimate” website with no intent to extort from the Yankees (I can only presume).
Here’s hoping you fight the good fight.
I have a Derek Jeter origional Error GoldTops 1992 DraftPick Card.
Check it out at: http://twitpic.com/s58wl
Let me know what you think? I have not found another like it.
Do you know anyone with one?
they did you a favor. the yankees blow!!!!
Fuck all you Jeter lovers
How bout Douche bags Anonymous?
How about Yank Me Universally? Sends a message, and it might increase your site traffic, too!
I just checked on godaddy.com. The name steinbrennersucks.com is available for $10.69 a year
u had to expect this to happen
[...] There’s an unofficial blog covering the Yankees called “The Yankee Universe”. They’re an unassuming blog whose only mistake seems to be not realizing that the Yankees consist entirely of assholes. Luckily, the Yankees were more than happy to remind them by sending them a cease-and-desist order. [...]
This is ridiculous. Rename yourself the Uankee Yniverse.
Or the Hanky Panky Universe! (a porn site?)
Or the Danky Universe (an affiliate of High Times Magazine?)
Or…
Or you could tell them to fuck off by renaming yourselves the Hanky Panky Yankee Universe!
What would the logo be?
Ask them if you can pay a luxury tax to help them overcome the unfair competition that you’ve subjected them to.Then, hold on and make them sue you. You may go broke but the publicity would be continuous.
[...] …we get started with the Yankees picking on a guy just trying to blog [Yankee Universe] [...]
How about The Bronx Cheer? speaking of which, a huge Bronx cheer to Red Sock fans who use this as yet another way to dis the NYY. After all Boston stole their name from Cincinnati, why would they mind. I guess it is after all, just bidness fellas.
Or you could stick a feather in your cap and call it macaroni. You could look it up.
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The Yankee Alternate Universe? The Yankee Multiverse?
[...] Strange things happening at The Yankee Universe blog. The blog has been given a cease and desist order, possibly because it shares a name with a [...]
It’s absolutely absurd that ‘Yankee Universe’ can be trademarked.
English words, and simple combinations of two English words, should not be able to be trademarked.
Most of the people leaving messages evidentally don’t choose to understand that the website name is close to the charity’s name. What do you want Moshe to do, rename the site http://www.redcross.com? That would go over really smooth.
I’ll keep following you guys. I hope the word is spread when you finally change the name and url.
How about Yankee Universe 2.0
Yankee Nation
Yankee galaxy
I wonder why they havent come after me yet.
Http://yankeesmagazine.wordpress.com Im titled YOM Yankees Online Magazine but my URL is one that might piss them off
Put a punch of Union civil war stuff up and keep the name.
As with any legal matter – if you pursue a defense, the Yankees will have to prove that “actual damages” have taken place and then secondly calculate the amount of earnings you have earned as a result.
This would never get to court and frankly the magistrate would “strongly” recommend an out of court settlement.
Most people in the US are terrified of getting a letter from an attorney but even more terrified of hiring an attorney.
I can assure you that the ACLU and other very well qualified attorneys would be more than happy to do this case “pro bono.”
This also gets into the arena of internet law – which is very much different than traditional law.
Under no circumstances buckle on this one………..sorry Brian Cashman – love ya but hate ya on this one.
HC
I thought “Yankee Universe” was a descriptive term coined by the media(?) some years ago to describe the Yankee fan base. I thought it’s use began about the same time Red Sox fans began calling themselves the Red Sox Nation? I’d be curious to know who actually first used the term Yankee Universe and when it was first used. It seems to me it was used long before the Yankees used it on their charity.
Trademark rights are about protecting the public against likelihood of confusion. Is it likely that consumers of each parties service, namely, those giving to charity and those reading baseball blogs, will confuse the use of similar terms, Yankee Universe on a baseball blog and Yankees Universe on a charity? Or are those consumers likely to think they both originate from the same source? I don’t think so. And, when you’re out on the street and someone walks by with a t-shirt emblazoned with “Yankees Universe” do you really think it originated with the Yankee charity or this blog? I doubt it. You think….hmmm, a Yankee fan, don’t you?
A question I have is do the Yankees really have trademark rights to the term Yankees Universe outside of its use in connection with the charity? To me, Yankee Universe and Yankees Universe are just descriptive terms routinely used by the media and fans to describe the Yankees fan base…. Yankees Universe seems synonymous with saying Yankee Fans…JMHO.
[...] Strange things happening at The Yankee Universe blog. The blog has been given a cease and desist order, possibly because it shares a name with a [...]
You shouldn’t worry. I doubt the Yankees would spend the money to fight you. In copyright law one of the most most important things to do is to protect your brand. If your brand because too common you can no longer get money for it. There are somethings you need to be aware of.
Likelihood of Confusion.
Courts do not take kindly to the use of trademarks by others for profit. The courts will look to see if your site can be found to be actually associated with the professional team. Which leads us to
likelihood of Dilution.
Because your website uses their mark is there brand negatively effected? Are you making it harder for them to do business?
You shouldn’t stop blogging or using this URL.
This is not actual legal advice. These are just some thoughts
Actually, it’s TRADEMARK law, not copyright law. YANKEES UNIVERSE is a registered US Federal trademark owned by New York Yankees Partnership George M. Steinbrenner III, a U.S. citizen, Martinique, Inc., a Florida corporation, and Marsh harbor Holdings, Inc. a Florida corporation LIMITED PARTNERSHIP OHIO Executive Offices Yankee Stadium Bronx NEW YORK 10451.
The Goods & Services associated with the mark are:
Jewelry, namely, bracelets, charms, earrings, rings, belly rings, necklaces, pendants, watches, costume jewelry, rubber or silicone bracelets and wristbands in the nature of bracelets, medallions, ornamental metal pins, lapel pins, tie clips, tie fasteners, cuff links, metal belt buckles of precious metal, tie tacks, tie pins, money clips of precious metal, metal key chains of precious metal, metal key rings of precious metal, clocks, wall clocks, alarm clocks, watch fobs, clock keychains, and non-monetary coins
Of course, even though the Yankees own the mark, perhaps their lawyers are being a little overly zealous.
One more thing, from what I’ve seen Yankees Universe is not a charity. It is a fan club run by the Yankees and the Yankees donate a portion of its proceeds to support the Department of Pediatrics at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center research and treatment initiatives for children with cancer.
hope they sue you, they could really use the publicity of bludgeoning a loyal fan who is only trying to support them and show team spirit.
The Blog formerly known as Yankee Universe
How about “The Curtis Granderson Show”
New Blog Names
“Cease and Desist”
“Deception and Dilution”
“Yankees Marks”
“A Permissable Manner”
“Schmankee Schmuniverse”
“Seriously?”
Nice website, I was doing a little browsing and happened to stumble upon your site. I was wondering if you knew it is displaying strangely in Netscape. I can see most of it fine but a lot of the pictures are out of place. Overall, it’s not really a big deal as hardly anybody using Netscape anymore but I’ve been a reader for a while now and I figured I’d let you know.
Cheers
Hey, thanks for that link to get the free gift card for toys from Kmart, I tried to use it but its only open to those in U.S.A. which sucks because my mom got hers in 3 days in the mail, but she lives in Denver.
I used to be performing some analysis and stumbled across your web site, not bad. I added your web site to my favorites. I’m at work and cannot scan for too long while not getting in hassle however I am going to be back.
How about Yankees Nation?
Let’s just usurp the Redsox name…..just for the fun of it and to further dominate the idiots up in Boston.
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