Ok I got of track. Lets talk baseball, the smell of pine tar is in the air. So its the pre-season, the meaningless games, yes some might say this but its a good time to scout talent and shake off the rust. Baseball starts on Easter Sunday and to me thats more important than anything else that ever happened on Easter... I mean its not like Easter has ever been really special, magical or divine in history. So the Yanks start off against the Sox all I have to say is beautiful, however, having them play so early means less games late and those are always more exciting. I truly believe thats what makes baseball so great, its the tension the thrill, the endless drawn out war that it is. Its the only sport where everyday is a battle and the cant be one in a single day, or even week. As a matter of fact sometimes seasons can be one by a strategic loss. It truly is a masterful sport.
Needless to say I'm excited, I am hoping to by tickets when they go on sale Friday. I have not yet been to the new stadium and that makes my heart sink. But I will remedy that like the festering infection that it is. A little bit about me and my Yankee loving self i guess is due to you, my favorite yankee is Texiera (he used to be my favorite player in baseball but then we signed him damn straight), other than him I like the captain of course and Cano, and who can forget Andy Pettite my south paw hero (since I also am a lefty pitcher), Jorge is up there and Mo of course, and against common belief I think A-Rod is amazing and deserves praise. I lived in Rhode Island most of my life and we do not get the YES network (the Yankees entertainment station I believe... point is this is the channel that has the rights to the Yankees) so I listened to all the games on the radio, I ususally caught around 150 games a year thats not so bad. Recently I have been finding hard to watch so many due to schedule, but I vow to catch at least 130 this year!
So here is my A.L. East predictions look for more to come: Yankees- 102 wins, Redsox - 91wins, Tampabay- 85 wins, Toronto- 72 wins, Baltimore- 60 wins
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