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Jul 4, 2018 · Discover George Steinbrenner famous and rare quotes. Share George Steinbrenner quotations about economy, baseball and winning. "Winning is the most important thing in my..."
- Honorable Mention: The Real Steinbrenner Makes A Cameo
- “Billy Martin… Billy Martin…”
- George Is Dead
- “Babe Ruth Was A Fat Old Man…”
- How to Get A Job
- All The Calzones
- February Or Febuary?
- Why Would George Steal from The Yankees?
- Steinbrenner vs. Tyler Chicken
- Hideki Irabu!
In hindsight, wouldn’t it have so good if these scenes actually made it on to the air? But alas, David told Rich Eisen the Yankees owner was “so bad” that he had to cut his scenes:
Season 7, episode 4, The Wink The major plot of this episode is that George Constanza is involuntary winking at everyone, which leads to the firing of his colleague, Mr. Morgan. Despite not wanting the job, Steinbrenner promotes George, and that opens the door for the Yankees owner to hilariously list off all the managers he’s fired over the years,...
Season 7, episode 12, The Caddy Costanza locks his keys in his car while parked in the Yankees’ lot, which eventually leads Steinbrenner to believe that George is dead. So he shares the bad news with the Costanzas, whose indifference perfectly encapsulates that of nearly every other character on the show at some point. This moment gets even better ...
Season 8, episode 20, The Millennium After getting quietly recruited by the New York Mets, Costanza has to find a way to get fired from the Yankees before the crosstown team can hire him. So he puts Babe Ruth’s uniform on and purposefully gets food all over it. Amazingly, not only does that not get him fired, but Steinbrenner actually praises him f...
Season 5, episode 22, The Opposite If every decision Costanza makes is wrong, the opposite must be right, and that includes berating Steinbrenner while interviewing for a job with the Yankees.
Season 7, episode 20, The Calzone Costanza eats a pepperoni and eggplant calzone for lunch one day, and “big Stein wants a little taste.” After trying it, Steinbrenner becomes obsessed with having that calzone from one specific restaurant for lunch every day. A task easier said than done for someone with George Costanza’s incompetence.
Season 8, episode 18, The Nap This is a great Steinbrenner episode for a couple reasons, but in the true form for a show about nothing, the Yankees owner ponders a very serious question. What do you do with that “r” in February?
Season 6, episode 19, The Jimmy Costanza gets into a pickle when he sweats while Wilhelm talks about robberies at Yankee Stadium, then gets in deeper when Wilhelm thinks he’s the guy that did it. How does he get out of it? By talking about himself in the third person and befuddling Steinbrenner in the process.
Season 8, episode 21, The Muffin Tops A Costanza lie to impress a woman turns slightly more real when she talks about his fake job at Tyler Chicken in front of Steinbrenner, which “blooooowwwwwwwwws” him away. That leads to the Yankees owner getting into it with a Steinbrenner-like Tyler Chicken CEO and trading Costanza.
Season 9, Episode 23/24, The Finale This is more of a Frank Costanza moment, but we’ll count it. While Steinbrenner testifies in the case that would send the four stars to jail, the elder Costanza wonders how he paid Irabu so much money, a question every Yankees fan asked.
Dec 14, 2018 · NEW YORK — Joan Steinbrenner, the wife of late New York Yankees owner George Steinbrenner, died Friday. She was 83. The Yankees said she died surrounded by family at her home in Tampa,...
Elizabeth Joan Steinbrenner was an American philanthropist and vice-chair of the New York Yankees baseball team.
Best Steinbrenner quotes on the show? Always love his appearance in “The Calzone” “Alright, everyone out, I got eggplant on my mind! Costanza, go get me a couple calzones right now!” Sort by: Best. Open comment sort options. Add a Comment. Magnum_PI_a_la_mode. • 1 yr. ago. “Just empty calories and male curiosity, eh Georgie boy?” Reply.
Dec 14, 2018 · New York Yankees vice chairperson Joan Steinbrenner is shown with her husband, Yankees owner George Steinbrenner, during the Yankees' spring training baseball loss to the Atlanta Braves on ...
Dec 14, 2018 · Joan (pronounced Jo-Ann) Steinbrenner died in the couple's Tampa home on Friday, surrounded by family and loved ones. She was 83.
