Between my two teams it's like I'm watching a bunch of zombies.

[1863_project]

 Not that I have anything against the occult, of course, but zombies aren't always the best ballplayers, if you catch my drift.

This has been a very difficult season for me. In 2006, when the Sox were starting to slip and eventually didn't make the playoffs, I had my National League team to cheer me up. They ended up playing seven well-fought games

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[ecl1958]

I'm getting really discouraged about the Sox at this point. No, I won't ditch them, never, but...thank goodness for my recent explosion of Cards-love. Those guys are keeping me sane right now.

[1863_project]

You're lucky to have the Cards! I...have a team that is almost entirely on the DL, and it's starting to get to me a little...it's very depressing. I may have to start watching the Cards too...

[ecl1958]

They're quite good. And several of them are easy on the eyes as well!

[1863_project]

I saw them when I visited Citi Field for the one millionth time this year, actually - it was a good, well-fought game. They're a lot of fun to watch! (And...easy on the eyes is never bad.)

[piney61]

Another reason to love Jeff Francoeur -- he grew up a Red Sox fan and had a Red Sox credit card up until the year after his rookie year. Also he stood up to A-Rod when A-Rod was giving a clubhouse kid a hard time because he didn't get his sandwich right.

[1863_project]

Seriously? I kind of love it. He's officially good in my book! And I adore him for standing up to A-Rod. ADORE. That takes balls.