NY Post's 15th annual best and worst in NY pro sports by Jay Greenberg
- 2/27/11, "NY Post 15th annual best and worst of NY pro sports," Jay Greenberg
1. R.A. Dickey, Mets
- 3.35 GPA as an English major at Tennessee. 2.84 ERA as a re-inventor of himself as a knuckleballer.
2. Chris Young, Mets
- Wrote Princeton thesis on “The Impact of Jackie Robinson and baseball integration on racial Stereotypes: A Quantitative Content Analysis of Stories about Race in the New York Times.” Far more impressive than quantitative projection of Mets rotation without Johan Santana.
3. Chris Capuano, Mets
- Phi Beta Kappa in economics at Duke. Between starts can figure out where the Madoff money went. Mets strategy is to put up goose-eggheads on opponents’ linescores."...
- Other notables, "Classy," Yankee Phil Hughes was #3
- "Respected," Mets David Wright was #2
- "Annoying," Yankees Francisco Cervelli, #2
- "Underappreciated," Yankees David Robertson, #1
- 2. "Amar’e Stoudemire, Knicks
- 3. "Derek Jeter, Yankees
"Man of the people, despite the $7.7 million mansion (no guestroom for Hank Steinbrenner) and the big contract demands coming off .270. Unless countdown to 3,000 proves more protracted than the negotiations, it will be a 74-hit lovefest."...
- "Overachieving," Yankees Brett Gardner, #2
"Skinny walk-on at College of Charleston. Took a new position, perhaps the most famous in sports, and ran with it."
- "Friendly," Yankees CC Sabathia, #1
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