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I added the full roster. Lordjeff06 16:01, 4 October 2006 (UTC)

There should be a lineup of some sort here -Redwolf24

Disambiguation: "Murderers' Row" also was a term applied in the US Navy to a lineup of Essex Class aircraft carriers. There's a semi-famous photo taken (IIRC) at Ulithi Atoll in 1944-45 that usually is published with that title.

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While I despise the Yankees as much as any god-fearing baseball fan, the latest gloating over the 2006 Yankees playoff collapse clearly lakes a neutral point of view

I removed the rant about the 2006 team. It wasn't necessary for this article and the bias was blatant. Being a Yankees fan, there's no need to rub salt in our wounds.

[edit] 2006 playoffs

I removed edits that appear to serve no purpose other than to gush (albeit in a badly written way) about the 2006 Tigers team. The details of the Tigers rotation have no relevance to the article (much less to the 1927 Yankees team.) Lordjeff06 01:05, 17 February 2007 (UTC)