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5 Jewish Things About Baseball Opening Day
Kevin Youklis is a Yankee, Ike Davis is a Met, and Ryan Braun still rocks. And turn your eyes away if you don’t want to see Jay Horowitz doing the Harlem Shake.
Chosen Images: March 8, 2012
Matisyahu, Jason Segel, Steve Guttenberg, Katey Sagal, Ike Davis, Jason Reitman, Ivan Reitman
Play Ball on Yontif? Ask My Mother
Boychik, as a rabid Yankees fan, usually avoids discussing the Mets (or Red Sox) unless they’re losing to his favorite team, but he was so amused by the recent tale of Mets rookie first baseman Isaac Benjamin “Ike” Davis, that he shared it with me.
Who Is a Ball-Playing Jew?
Play ball, already! For those who are in the “fascinated by Jews who are professional athletes” category, a new website will help you indulge your yenta streak.
Meet the Mets' Rookie Mensch
Jewish Mets fans across the city are abuzz over news of this season’s first-baseman, 23-year-old Ike Davis (actually, Isaac Benjamin Davis), the first Jewish kid to ever come up solely through the Mets farm system and make the big league team.