Although I must remind you of September 29, 2011, when the Sox blew the game and their dreams of going to the playoffs. Yes I was there. From the looks of it, you would have thought the birds were going to the playoffs.
Maybe. We'll see. Honestly, I'd rather see you guys come back than the Yankees, but I'd most like to see Baltimore and Tampa Bay in the top two.
Switch the Orioles and Red Sox and you're good
. I think the Rays will do better than what you have them. But we'll see. It's still early.
And what about the orioles? You completely skipped them! I know they're off to a rocky start, but come on.Boston certainly looked impressive again tonight. I can see a close 3-way race between the Red Sox, the Rays, and *possibly* the Blue Jays...(but doubtful for the Blue Jays) leading the AL East this year. All 3 teams have the talent on paper...but whether or not they can successfully implement it is the big question.
With all the injuries plaguing the NY Yankees, I don't see them keeping pace with Bos, Tor, & Tampa this season. Too many questions on whether or not Jeter can come back 100%, what's going on with A-Rod's drama...just does not look good for the boys in pin stripes.
A Boston/Atlanta World Series would be nice.
Hmm...my computer won't let me view the video.I'm sure they'll do good. That entire division will certainly be quite a roller coaster ride this season.
Did anyone see that controversial ending to the Rangers/Rays game last night? (4/8) Even the umpire admitted he made a bad call. Could you imagine if that were a deciding game in the playoffs??
Maybe last year's NFL replacement refs are umping now for MLB. That pitch wasn't even in the same zip code as the strike zone.
Edit: Here's an article with a video.
http://www.pennlive.com/sports/index.ssf/2013/04/rangers-rays_game_ends_on_shoc.html
Him too. But give credit where credit is due.
Who is very cute and only 2 1/2 years older than me. My friends call him my baseball crush. 
