Back on Track

Wow, EA. That is a pretty nice little weekend you had there. I was doing yardwork on Saturday when I came in and checked Facebook and like four status updates all said something along the lines of "Are the Yanks seriously down 20-2?" Ran right over to the TV and turned it on to watch the rest of it. There's got to be a bit of concern in Yankee camp when their fans are chanting for their right fielder to come in and pitch...for the second time in the first 12 games.
Watched parts of Sunday's Yankee game, too. Did anyone else notice that with the score 3-1 in the 7th, there were a heck of a lot of empty seats in back of home plate and near the dugouts. I know how much they cost, but that's pretty sad to have a game on a beautiful Sunday and have literally rows and rows empty. Can someone also send out an alert to the Yankee fans who sit in the front row of the the outfield to keep their hands to themselves. Not saying Posada's ball wouldn't have left the yard, but both those dopes were reaching out a few feet.
Sox looking much better. Was a bit concerned Friday night after going down 7-0, but they got four right back in the bottom of that inning. There was a point when they were down 7-3 with bases juiced and Papi up after Pedroia's head first slide into first. I yelled to my wife that Papi was about to hit a grand slam. It just had that feeling that this could be the at-bat to bring him back to life. He wound up with a sac fly. Oh well. Youk is as hot as Pedroia was last year when he carried the team and, right now, no one is missing Manny's bat in the cleanup spot. Loving Ramon Ramirez so far. Jason Bay is proving that he wasn't just a big fish in a small pond in Pittsburgh all those years. Things are looking up. It would be great to take a 4-game sweep today on Patriots Day.