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From: ' To: njeevacation@gmail.com" leevacation@gmail.com> Subject: lambietEx-Yank Jim Leyritz kicks off personal World Series Posted By Jose Lambiet On November 1, 2010 @ 4:35 pm In Breaking News, Broward, Busted, Heroes, Jocks, Photo Gallery, Scandals, Stars, crash, lawyers I 2 Comments Leyritz (center) looks at his attorney, David Bogenschutz, in Broward Court last week during jury selection for his DUI death trial (Click on the photo for more) [1] Leyritz (center) looks at his attorney, David Bogenschutz, in Broward Court last week during jury selection for his DUI death trial (Click on the photo for more) Most remember Jim Leyritz [2] as the longtime New York Yankees [3] catcher who, in 1996, hit a World Series homer [4]against the Atlanta Braves [5] that would eventually help the Yanks win its first title in 18 years. In Fort Lauderdale this week, however, Leyritz, 46, is nothing more than just another accused. He allegedly killed a 30-year-old woman in a 2007 car crash in which he was found to have twice the legal blood alcohol limit. He is facing 15 years in prison if convicted of DUI manslaughter. (Click here for the story in The Palm Beach Post [6]) Leyritz (right) arrives at the Broward County courthouse for jury selection last week with attorney David Bogenschutz (center in a suit) (Click on the photo for more) [1] Leyritz (right) arrives at the Broward County courthouse for jury selection last week with attorney David Bogenschutz (center in a suit) (Click on the photo for more)Ex-Yank Jim Leyritz kicks off personal World Series Posted By Jose Lambiet On November 1, 2010 @ 4:35 pm In Breaking News, Broward, Busted, Heroes, Jocks, Photo Gallery, Scandals, Stars, crash, lawyers I 2 Comments Leyritz (center) looks at his attorney, David Bogenschutz, in Broward Court last week during jury selection for his DUI death trial (Click on the photo for more) [1] Leyritz (center) looks at his attorney, David Bogenschutz, in Broward Court last week during jury selection for his DUI death trial (Click on the photo for more) Most remember Jim Leyritz [2] as the longtime New York Yankees [3] catcher who, in 1996, hit a World Series homer [4]against the Atlanta Braves [5] that would eventually help the Yanks win its first title in 18 years. In Fort Lauderdale this week, however, Leyritz, 46, is nothing more than just another accused. He allegedly killed a 30-year-old woman in a 2007 car crash in which he was found to have twice the legal blood alcohol limit. He is facing 15 years in prison if convicted of DUI manslaughter. (Click here for the story in The Palm Beach Post [6]) Leyritz (right) arrives at the Broward County courthouse for jury selection last week with attorney David Bogenschutz (center in a suit) (Click on the photo for more) [1] Leyritz (right) arrives at the Broward County courthouse for jury selection last week with attorney David Bogenschutz (center in a suit) (Click on the photo for more) Date: Wed, 03 Nov 2010 15:00:43 +0000 Ex-Yank Jim Leyritz kicks off personal World Series Posted By Jose Lambiet On November 1, 2010 @ 4:35 pm In Breaking News Broward Busted Heroes Jocks Photo Gallery, Scandals Stars crash lawyers I 2 Comments EFTA00752327 itLeyritz (center) looks at his attorney, David Bogenschulz, in Broward Court last week during jury selection for his DUI death trial (Click on the photo for more) 11 Leyritz (center) looks at his attorney, David Bogenschulz, in Broward Court last week during ury selection for his DUI death trial (Click on the photo for more) Most remember Jim Leyritz [21as the longtime New York Yankees [31catcher who, in 1996, hit a World Series homer 4lagainst the Atlanta Braves 151 that would eventually help the Yanks win its first title in 18 years. In Fort Lauderdale this week, however, Leyritz, 46, is nothing more than just another accused. He allegedly killed a 30-year-old woman in a 2007 car crash 'n which he was found to have twice the legal blood alcohol limit. He is facing 15 years in prison if convicted of DUI manslaughter. (Click here for the story in The Palm Beach Post [61) itLeyritz (right) arrives at the Broward County courthouse for jury selection last week with attomey David Bogenschutz (center in a suit) (Click on the photo for more) lilLepitz (right) arrives at the Broward County courthouse for jury selection last week with attomey David Bogenschutz (center in a suit) EFTA00752328