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missing (bronx) baseball already 

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Lawrence “LT” Taylor played his entire 13-season NFL career for the New York Giants as No. 56 at the outside Linebacker position. He was voted as the No. 1 player in NY Giants franchise history, and is widely regarded as the greatest defensive player of all time. He led the team to two Super Bowl victories in 1986 and 1990. He retired in 1993 and was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in August 1999. 

On the red carpet during his induction into the New Jersey Hall of Fame, we asked Lawrence about what inspires him on a daily basis. Through all the success he’s had over many years, he was forthright in that he’s experienced many complicated issues in his life and working every day to get through them…

Lawrence Taylor continues to be an advocate for positive development of today’s youth, and focuses on charities that support his efforts. He was inducted into the NJHOF by teammate Harry Carson. 

#njhalloffame #lawrencetaylor #newyorkgiants #nygiants #mentalhealth @lawrencetaylor56 @newjerseyhalloffame @nygiants
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The Yankees are heading to Tampa Bay for the Division Series after sweeping the Boston Red Sox, but Aaron Judge's status remains in the air.

Sidelined since Sept. 16 by a strained right calf, Judge went to the Yankees' Double-A ballpark in Somerset, New Jersey, for live batting practice Wednesday as he tries to work his way back from a leg injury to be available later in the postseason.

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Looking back at some of our 161st Street convos from last year’s Wild Card Series…. Still the greatest rivalry, still the best pitching, and still a great offense — even though some big pieces might be missing. Let’s Go!!!

#POSTSEASON #WILDCARD #MLB #YANKEES #REDSOX
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