A lesson in forgiveness from the Yogi-Steinbrenner feud
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- Опубликовано: 6 апр 2024
- Lindsay Berra spoke to 60 Minutes correspondent Jon Wertheim about the destruction of nine of her grandfather's World Series Championship rings, and how a feud between Yogi and former New York Yankees owner George Steinbrenner came to an end.
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I can't tell you how much I love Yogi. My grandfather started as kid watching Babe Ruth, Gehrig, grew into Dimaggio and Mantle. Berra was his favorite.
She honors her grandfather. He’d be proud.
I met Yogi (during his break from the Yankees)- he took a picture with me, son (8 years old), daughter (7 years old) and he was a holding a cigarette - he made sure that cigarette was not seen by my kids. Have that picture in my home office / now signed by Yogi. One of the best humans ever. #8
America needs more Yogis. What a class act! 🙏
I listen to Yogi and I then go to twitter (X)…yea the best time in this country is long gone, what a legend
I remember asking a guy behind the desk at a hotel in Ocala Florida if I could use his phone. He was very nice and gracious and said sure. After I walked away I was approached and asked do you know who that was? It was George Steinbrenner. He owned the place.
In the mid-1980s, around my mid-twenties, I serendipitously crossed paths with Yogi and his wife, Carmen. They were an incredibly charming couple, radiating warmth and kindness. Recognizing Yogi's fame, I chose to respect his privacy, heeding my grandfather's advice: "Don't put a celebrity in a fishbowl." Over the years, I was fortunate enough to spend time with them on several occasions. They had this remarkable way of making me feel like part of their family, despite our lack of blood relation. Those moments are deeply treasured in my heart.
Oh, Yogi what a guy!!!! CLASS!!!!!❤
Oh Yogi we miss you so❤️
Touching.
How can anyone do such a thing to YOGI an AMERICAN ICON ! The most kindest person in all of Sports . SMH I just don’t understand how can anyone stoop so low as to do something like this …
No words.....
Man o man what a great ballpayer parent grandfather husband a great human being they dont make em like this anymore.
Im sure hes very proud of his granddaughter.
I am HORRIFIED by this story! I collect Batman toys and memorabilia. I can't imagine someone stealing and destroying a rare piece. This is the first time I've heard this. Blew me away.
Yeah. So Sad 😢
No mention of Suzyn Waldman???
I know she was the one who approached Mr Steinbrenner & it started from there.
ITS SAD!!
📍3:25
The Pride of the Hill!
Any consequences for the guy who stole the rings?
Yes, thank G'd. He went to prison for 4.25 years, and is now facing Federal charges this year.
So he’s a career criminal who gets caught after disgracing the rings and rats on his crew… he looks the part too
I chatted YOGI up in 2010. Underneath all the YANKEES Gear his was wearing, I told him I knew underneath he was a NEW YORK MET. He played his last professional games as a a MET. Retired with a .333 BA (2-6) He chuckled loudly and proceeded to tell me it was him who said " it aint over till its over!" during the 1973 Mets improbable Pennant Run. YOGI telling me personally he coined one of the best and apropos expressions in Baseball and life! Truly one of a kind! Thanks for the YOO HOO. Yogi!
God loves you and takes care of you so that this message reaches you. God is the one who created this great universe and has complete control over it. And the greatest loss that a person loses in this life is that he lives while he does not know God who created him, knowing the Messenger of Muhammad, the last of the messengers, and the Islamic religion, the last of the heavenly religions. The great intelligence, before you believe in something or not, is to read it, study it, and understand it well, and then you have the choice to believe in it or not. I advise you on this now before you do not have time to do that.
Legend 🐻
Dad??😭😭
You’d b better off selling them on the black market
dang she lost out on hundreds of thousands on those rings
let a black dude steal some legendary Yankees memorabilia-- definitely wouldn't end up on 60 minutes😂😂😂😂
Don't judge any one belong to any cast even they've your colic or occupied because anyone don't have to right learn own book's its crime in all language even leadership has no right to learn this path '
I love yogi baseballs greatest character and one hell of a player
Sometimes I don’t understand the concept of forgiveness. This was not a simple mistake, it was calculated, and premeditated burglary for which they destroyed. How can you forgive someone for that? It does not make you a better person because you choose not to forgive another. That’s just my take, what an asshole that guy is.
What a snitch
Dumb.
Thief and a snitch.
F forgiveness
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