In a message dated 10/21/2004 10:49:22 PM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
do hope, btw (and I'm talking to you, Zimmy :-) that the Red Sox/Yankees postseason puts to rest once and for all any talk about clutch hitting or being better in the postseason or any other such stuff. Otherwise you have to explain why Derek Jeter, who previously was the master of clutch hitting and rising to the occasion in the postseason, managed to stink up the joint this year... Fortunately I was away from home during the last 4 games so did not have suffer through the actual games. The Red Sox and Yankees have been evenly matched for several years. This year they won more because of failures of Gordon and Brown than anything else. I would say that one loss does not invalidate my position. Soonner or later all teams loss (or win). I give full credit to a very good team. I kind of hope the sox's win (that is kind of like you admitting you might vote for Kerry) so the boston fans can stop whinning and get on with their lives. Understand I am not into cosmic implications (although I wonder if a red sox win would be a good omen for Kerry). Sonner or later it had to happen. Just a strange way for it to happen _______________________________________________ http://www.mccmedia.com/mailman/listinfo/brin-l
