Today, the Mets beat the Nats with superb pitching by Tim Redding, timely hitting by Jeff Francouer, Daniel Murphy, and David Wright, and a rare--these days--save opportunity made good by Francisco Rodriguez.
Unfortunately, this puts the Mets thirteen games "behind" Washington in the one race the Mets can still win: the race to the bottom of the NL East. This is with thirteen games left to play.
I'm contemplating the bleak prospect of a Yankees-Dodgers World Series. If it happens, I may hold my nose and root for the Yanks, unlike in 1955 and '56.
Bite your tongue! No way the Dodgers get past the Cards.
ReplyDeleteArch, I hope you're prognostication is accurate. If the Cards win the NL, I won't have to hold my nose and root for the Yanks.
ReplyDeleteYankees rule all!!!
ReplyDelete(Sorry. Just wanted to say hi, Claude. It's been awhile.)
I hear the new stadium is pretty nice.
If it's Yanks-Dodgers I will enter the Baseball-Free Zone for the duration.
ReplyDeleteWhat a nightmare.