As the Angels head to the Bronx for (we trust) two straight wins en route to the World Series, we know that, at least so far in this playoff series, it probably hasn't been our mighty bats that have caused cracks in the pedestrian walkways of the brand new $1.5 billion Yankee Stadium. Instead,
reports the
New York Times, it's an only-in-New-York type problem:
The ramps were built by a company accused of having links to the mob, and the concrete mix was designed and tested by a company under indictment on charges that it failed to perform some tests and falsified the results of others.
As the Angels head to the Bronx for (we trust) two straight wins en route to the World Series, we know that, at least so far in this playoff series, it probably hasn't been our mighty bats that have caused cracks in the pedestrian walkways of the brand new $1.5 billion Yankee Stadium. Instead, reports the New York Times, it's an only-in-New-York type problem:
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