Game 8
By rshellman
WAKEFIELD AVENGES GAME 7 LOSS! SCHILLING TO GO IN DECIDING FINAL CONTEST!
Oh well... What a Yankee-hater could do with a really good time machine! (Actually, I believe it was Sox reliever Alan Embree who called last night's contest game 8, but it was such a good line, I couldn't help using it.) Once again we balance the euphoria evoked by the sights of the ball going through Jeter's legs and A-Rod looking at a called strike with the concern caused by some flashes of talent and toughness by Javier Vasquez (will he be another Clemens?) and another example of Yankee depth as Posada keeps up his hot hitting with his sixth homer of the early season. But, if you have the time this pleasant Saturday, check out some of the best baseball coverage in the country:
Dan Shaugnessy's piece in the Boston Globe, "Could It Be The Start of Something Good?"The Article
An excellent blog by Eric Wilbur as well:The Blog
And say what you will about April baseball, but could this be a preview of the highest paid team not to win the World Series four years in a row? And when can we start with the Buffalo Bills comparison?
P.S. and if there was a really good time machine it would probably cost a lot of money so we all know who would end up with it.
