Kccitystar

I win the crown once again. :mrgreen:

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Heh, I got me a new sig...and i'll have some more later

Heh no need for the props, i get enough :)

You haven't chosen to include it in your posts.

Actually no, when I think of Yankees right now, the only players that come into my mind are Mariano, Posada, Jeter and Bernie. All of them stood the test of time and they have been overly successfull throughout the years. BTW, thanks for the kind words. I'm not the king of sigs though, I'm still learning.

ROFL, Donut my yankee brotherman, you took it a step further with the Anti-Nixon campaign. Oh my. THE SIGNATURE MOVEMENT CONTINUES...

yeah you have to do the thing

I modified it even further to add Carter in the mix too Enjoy.

I hope you ARE aware that I am here for the sig stuff too right...?

NYM this one is for you: sig: avatar:

i am taking requests.... :mrgreen:

how about 450x120. :mrgreen:

the scanlines on that phillies sig are way too distant from each other, but great work nonetheless

Stop making me look like a bad influence, I mean, I'm a good guy! Look at me: I can't do no wrong!

http://www.dafont.com - now don't get fancy. lol

What is it with these grids?...... What happened to scanlines, or dots?

Ahem anyway back to our regularly scheduled programming...

Also known for punching Robin Ventura in a classic brawl...

Bernie Williams ------------------------------ Born: September 13, 1968, San Juan, Puerto Rico Full Name: Bernabe Figueroa Williams Height: 6-2 Weight: 205 lbs. Bats: Both Throws: Right Pos: CF Season after season, Bernie keeps piling up huge offensive statistics, partly explaining why he's becoming a Yankee legend. It also doesn't hurt that he plays a solid center field in mythic Yankee Stadium and provides quiet though steady leadership to the clubhouse. He also has been a member of four world championship Yankee squads, as well. Bernie outdid himself a bit in 2002, posting career bests in at-bats (612) and hits (204) on his way to hitting at a .333 clip, third best in the AL. Bernie smoked 37 doubles, 19 homers and collected 102 RBI, the fifth time he's gone over 100 in the latter category. He accomplished all that despite battling shoulder pain throughout the season. Bernie is the picture of consistency, hitting more than .300 the past eight seasons and scoring over 100 runs the previous seven. The perennial all-star (six times) can also handle the glove, winning four straight Gold Gloves (1997-2000). His career numbers are rapidly piling up into something quite special, as he boasts 1,833 hits, 1,066 runs, 353 doubles, 226 home runs and 998 RBI while hitting .308. Bernie grew up in Puerto Rico and played Little League ball against current Texas Rangers Juan Gonzalez and Ivan Rodriguez. As a teenager, Bernie also was one of the world's top 400-meter runners for his age group. Many people forget that Bernie is one of the few remaining Dynasty players on the Yankee team, meaning he has played on the Yankees throughout the 90s.

Angelina Jolie.....*drools*

Noooooooo. Keep the old thread and just make this one a continued version. I hate starting new.

Chea! Ty Cobb was TEH RULE.

Paul O'Neill. I'll post more. This was my fav. Yankee player to this very day. Nobody was as intense as O'Neill was and nobody will ever be as intense as O'Neill used to be.