Re: A demonstration of pure "clutch" tonight by the Yankees.
"montygraham" <monty1945@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Look at the statistics of those who came through tonight. Compare
to
Wright's "great productivity." Nuff said?
They will all still fail much more then they will succeed (maybe
tonight?). Failure is the nature of the game...there is no such thing
as a "clutch" player due to this fact.
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