Okay, so my favorite pitching prospect giving up the run that would eventually decide the game is depressing. But it's only Spring Training, and it's not really a big deal. After all, they're still getting into the groove of things. (And don't worry, Rick - all is forgiven. We won't see the Marlins very much this season anyway - which is depressing
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I think those four are becoming my favorite people ever. The four of them and Bowden are just so great - and when they're together they're just so damn funny. (This is exactly why Santana had to go somewhere else!)
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Two Sox players sat at a clubhouse table while eating their postgame meal, chatting with the feverish excitement normally reserved for fans. Their voices rose as they analyzed the dominance of Beckett, the electric stuff of closer Jonathan Papelbon, the lineup that thumped Indians ace C.C. Sabathia, and the prospect of having Sox pitcher Curt Schilling on the mound in Game 6 of the best-of-seven series.
And then the realization struck.
"Dude!" one was overheard saying to the other. "We're going to win this!"
There was a note of surprise in the claim, a sign that the switch had flipped. Before Game 5, a comeback was mathematically possible. Now, as the teams head back to Fenway Park, the scenario has become realistic.I just loved how he spun that tale especially with the line "chatting with the feverish excitement normally ( ... )
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But that writing is fantastic. "The relics of idiocy that linger?" Brilliant.
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