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Lady Gaga Not Banned From Yankees

June 24, 2010 | ISSUE 46•25

After an incident in which Yankees co-chairman Hal Steinbrenner announced Lady Gaga would be barred from the New York Yankees clubhouse, GM Brian Cashman said that this was not the case. What do you think?

How will our pop stars know when it's okay to act up in public if we keep sending them mixed messages?"

Steven Crowe
Reamer
Classic Cashman-Steinbrenner inability to get on the same page regarding their Lady Gaga policy."

Nelson Deitrich
Glass Grinder
Steinbrenner was just pissed because he mistook Gaga for Jeff Weaver."

Georgia Spunkmeyer
Test Rider

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