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1979: Yankees player Thurman Munson flies a plane out of Teterboro Airport, NJ, and mysteriously crashes a short while later.
2006: Yankees player Cory Lidle flies a plane out of Teterboro Airport, NJ, and mysteriously crashes a short while later.
Originally posted by Cletus_Lives
"NY Yankees Pitcher Dies to Prove a Point --Passports Survive Crashes"
Originally posted by Kacen
Hmm...
1979: Yankees player Thurman Munson flies a plane out of Teterboro Airport, NJ, and mysteriously crashes a short while later.
2006: Yankees player Cory Lidle flies a plane out of Teterboro Airport, NJ, and mysteriously crashes a short while later.
Coincidence?
[edit on 10/11/2006 by Kacen]
Originally posted by djohnsto77
Originally posted by Cletus_Lives
"NY Yankees Pitcher Dies to Prove a Point --Passports Survive Crashes"
I doubt he meant to die to prove this point; however, it is an interesting data point that the 9/11 CT's need to deal with.
Lidle was an outcast among some teammates throughout his career because he became a replacement player in 1995, when major leaguers were on strike.
news.yahoo.com
Biography for Cory Lidle
Trivia
Pitcher for New York Mets (1997), Tampa Bay Devil Rays (1999-2000), Oakland Athletics (2001-02), Toronto Blue Jays (2003), Cincinnati Reds (2004), Philadelphia Phillies (2004-2006), and New York Yankees (2006-present).
While Major League Baseball players were on strike, Lidle (who was in the lower-level minor leagues for the New York Mets) was used as a replacement player by the Mets during spring training in 1995. Because of this, he is unable to be a part of the Major League Baseball Players Association, preventing his name or likeness from being on MLB licensed products, including video games.
www.imdb.com...
Originally posted by Crakeur
agreed, you cannot compare a little cessna hitting a building with a pair of passenger jets hitting the world trade center.
Controversies
After being traded by the Phillies in July 2006 at the trade deadline Lidle called out his former team. "On the days I'm pitching, it's almost a coin flip as to know if the guys behind me are going to be there to play 100 percent." He noted he was joining a Yankees team that expects to win all the time.
"That's why I'm most excited about it," Lidle said. "Sometimes I felt I got caught up kind of going into the clubhouse nonchalantly sometimes, because all of the other guys in the clubhouse didn't go there with one goal in mind."
In response former teammate Arthur Rhodes said, "He is a scab. When he started, he would go 5 1/3 innings and (the bullpen) would have to win the game for him. The only thing Cory Lidle wants to do is fly around in his airplane and gamble. He doesn't have a work ethic. After every start, he didn't run or lift weights. He would sit in the clubhouse and eat ice cream. ... He shouldn't say that, he shouldn't say anything like that because he is a scab. He crossed the line when guys like me, Flash (Tom Gordon) and (Mike) Lieberthal were playing. He is a replacement player."
en.wikipedia.org...
Originally posted by djohnsto77
Originally posted by Crakeur
agreed, you cannot compare a little cessna hitting a building with a pair of passenger jets hitting the world trade center.
So where is the cutoff of plane size where a passport could be ejected from a fireball? A Lear Jet, a 727, definitely not a 767 since that's what hit the WTC....where?
Originally posted by Crakeur
agreed, you cannot compare a little cessna hitting a building with a pair of passenger jets hitting the world trade center.
I don't doubt that Atta's passport was found in the rubble and I don't doubt that he was a terrorist involved in the task but I don't think you can say this proves anything.
www.9-11commission.gov...
Originally posted by 2PacSadeFunny how everyone thinks it's Atta's until they find out. ( Including myself! ).
Originally posted by chissler
Tragic Accident!
Take a moment and pay respects. In all the controversy and/or conspiracy hype, we can not forget that innocent lives were lost today.
This man was a human being first and foremost, a husband and father, then a ballplayer.
I hope his family can make it through this rough time. One major victim in all of this is his son, Christopher, who will grow up without a father.
Originally posted by elitegamer23
if cory lidle was on the plane i want to send my prayers to his family and the whole yankee organization. to all the people who lost loved ones i pray for you. if it is confirmed cory lidle died today, i hope the honor him at the mets game tonight.