On Friday, July 5, the New York Yankees are holding Seinfeld Night, complete with a George Costanza Bobblehead Giveaway. We mark the occasion with a discussion of those Yankees who’ve shown the same qualities (or lack thereof) as George Costanza. So, sit back and revel in these tales of cheapskates, cheaters, narcissists, do-nothings, and misers.
Introducing The All-George Costanza Yankees Team Ruth, Gehrig, DiMaggio, Mantle...
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com/fEdq8NJxp1 — New York Yankees (@Yankees) March 15, 2024 For the benefit of those scant few readers who never saw Seinfeld , George is Jerry Seinfeld ’s long-time best friend. According to his page on WikiSein , George is neurotic, “bitter, miserly, selfish, greedy and dishonest.” His psychological problems include “sociopathy .
. . narcissism, habitual lying, low self-esteem, sudden fits of anger, hypochondriasis, impulsive acts of ill-considered cheapness, selfishness, obsessiveness, (and) living in fantasy.
” George’s insecurity often causes him to sabotage relationships. Although bravery is not one of his traits, he frequently shows courage and overconfidence at the worst times, usually to impress a woman he had lied to. We looked for these characteristics in assembling our Yankees All-George Costanza Team.
Who but Billy Martin could be the manager of the Yankee.
