Report: Yankees Had Picture of Gregory Campbell in Draft Room as Example of What to Look for in Players

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Jun 10, 2013

Gregory Campbell‘s legendary shift against the Pittsburgh Penguins is transcending hockey — and the Boston-New York rivalry, it appears.

With the Major League Baseball draft taking place over the weekend, it was the Yankees of all teams who looked to the Bruins forward for inspiration in choosing their players. According to a tweet from Peter Gammons, the Bronx Bombers displayed a picture of Campbell in their war room as an example of what they want in a player’s personality.

[tweet https://twitter.com/pgammo/status/343736798658306048 align=’center’]

While Boston fans might be a little bummed that Soupy could have helped make the Yankees better, it’s hard not to look back on Campbell’s effort with pride regardless.

Click here to re-watch Campbell’s shift >>

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