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EASTCHESTER - On his way home from winning the World Series, Yankees Manager Joe Girardi stopped to help a woman who had lost control of her car on the Cross County Parkway and crashed into a wall. “The guy wins the World Series, what does he do? He stops to help,” said Westchester County police officer Kathleen Cristiano, who was among the first to arrive at the accident scene. “It was totally surreal.” The driver was stunned by the accident, but otherwise uninjured, police said.  The crash happened at 2:25 a.m. today on the eastbound lanes along a long blind curve where the Cross County meets the Hutchinson River Parkway prior to the New Rochelle Road exit, police said.  Police were in the area conducting a driving while intoxicated checkpoint on the parkway. ” He came through with a smile,” Cristiano said.  Cristiano, a self-described huge Yankees fan, said she hadn’t expect to see either one of then again. But then a 911 call came through about a car accident a short distance away, and so officers suspended the checkpoint and responded to the crash. As she came upon the accident scene, in an area where the parkway’s two lanes turn into three and cars speed by the curve that takes them to the Hutchinson Parkway, Cristiano spotted Girardi.  “He was jumping up and down, trying to flag me down,” she said. “You don’t expect him standing by a car accident trying to help.”

Goddam is there anything we can’t do? ?? Motherfuckin heroes on and off the field!  In other news Derek Jeter just found the cure for AIDS and Mariano Rivera has captured Osama Bin Laden.  At this rate #28 is basically a lock.  An afterthought, if you will.  Should we just cancel the 2010 season for the rest of the league’s sake?