Thursday, October 21, 2004
WHY NOT US?
Pure exhiliariation would be the best way to describe how I felt after watching my beloved Boston Red Sox finally beat the New York Yankees and advance to the World Series. It was not only amazing to see the way they fought back from being down 3 games to none, but it was also inspirational to see just how much they enjoy playing together as a team and love playing the game itself.
And I have to admit that it felt good to see the Yankees looking so dejected after the game too. Their huge collapse. Let's face it, the Yankees are hate-able. They pay to win championships. A-Rod is a dirty player. Kevin Brown is mean (and way too emotional). It was nice to finally see "little brother" beat up "big brother." Now, the roles are reversed.
People have been asking me if "The Curse" is finally broken. Although this is a HUGE step in the right direction, it will not be broken until the Sox win the World Series. Hopefully, that'll happen in the coming days against the Cardinals.
Pure exhiliariation would be the best way to describe how I felt after watching my beloved Boston Red Sox finally beat the New York Yankees and advance to the World Series. It was not only amazing to see the way they fought back from being down 3 games to none, but it was also inspirational to see just how much they enjoy playing together as a team and love playing the game itself.
And I have to admit that it felt good to see the Yankees looking so dejected after the game too. Their huge collapse. Let's face it, the Yankees are hate-able. They pay to win championships. A-Rod is a dirty player. Kevin Brown is mean (and way too emotional). It was nice to finally see "little brother" beat up "big brother." Now, the roles are reversed.
People have been asking me if "The Curse" is finally broken. Although this is a HUGE step in the right direction, it will not be broken until the Sox win the World Series. Hopefully, that'll happen in the coming days against the Cardinals.
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Of course, we have to remember what Jose Lima predicted about the Dodgers/Cardinals series: the winner of the series would win it all.
And, also remember that Boston only started winning AFTER you jumped off the bandwagon. (again!?!? ; )
So, let's see how it plays out!
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And, also remember that Boston only started winning AFTER you jumped off the bandwagon. (again!?!? ; )
So, let's see how it plays out!
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