Yankees aren’t letting Dodgers’ success change championship expectations

It’s kind of funny if you think about it. For years, for decades — hell, for damn near half a century — it was the Yankees who would cause others in major league baseball to shake their heads, raise a fist, and make angry, bitter exclamations.

“HOW MUCH IS TOO MUCH???”

Or …

“THE RICH GET RICHER!!!”

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