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Old 09-19-2007, 10:34 AM   #4 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by highway80west View Post
And I will be seeing the Bosox next Wednesday through Sunday, RHS. I got a long plane to look forward to on Tuesday morning as I jet from the far southwest to the NE.

Even when the Bosox had a 15-game lead earlier in the season, I knew that no lead was safe when the Yankees were around. And there was all this talk about Joe Torre's job in jeopardy. Shades of 1978.

Even though the Bosox's lead is now 2.5 games, they have a 7 game lead over Detroit in the wild card race, if it matters that we know or care.

Unless Manny Ramirez gets healthy, I think the Yankees may overtake the Red Sox next week, if not this weekend. What's the matter with Eric Gagne???

The Red Sox schedule: Today @ Toronto; Fri-Sat-Sun @ Tampa Bay; Tue-Wed (09/25-26) vs. Oakland; Thu-Fri-Sat-Sun (09/27-30) vs. Minnesota

Yankees: Today vs. Baltimore; Fri-Sat-Sun vs. Toronto; Tue-Wed-Thu (09/25-27) @ Tampa Bay; Fri-Sat-Sun (09/28-30) @ Baltimore
True, H80. I remember my father telling me something about the Yankees awhile back: If you are a betting man, there probably is nothing hat comes closer to being a safe bet than the Yankees making postseason. It will be very rare when they don't. Nothing like our local Chicago Cubs; whom make postseason every once in a blue moon- but are locked in a tie with the Brewers for a divisional lead! Personally, I think this is all great. Isn't this just a little (or a heck of a lot) better than trying to dissect all the stupid stuff going on today? I'm so glad this Off-Topic forum is part of DTT, RHS!