It Don't Mean Diddly

George King interviews Hank in The Post.

"The most important thing to remember is this: If you didn't get it from me or my brother [Hal], it doesn't mean [anything]. I don't care about some piss-ant employee. If you don't get it from me or Hal, it's meaningless."

Must be simultaneously exalting and humbling to put on a CV --

Employer: New York Yankees, the most prestigious franchise in the history of professional sports
Position: pissant

There are a few other gems from Hank in the article, just in case you missed H-Bomb.

Comments

[SF]

I bet Cash is glad to know where he stands now that he's re-upped for a few.

[attackgerbil]

I like this one: "I said that if you treat me fair and honest, I would treat you fair and honest," Steinbrenner said. "Those days are over."

Don't really know what it means, but it is wonderful in its ambiguity.

[310ToJoba]

I'm not sure even Freud would have an explanation for this guys antics. Somewhere Hal is sighing and rolling his eyes again.

[dc]

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