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Covering the Front and Back Pages of the Newspaper
October 29, 2007
BASEBALL: Title Town
Congratulations to the Red Sox, and also to the Rockies, whose run was one for the ages even if the coach did turn to a pumpkin at the end. Of course it is possible that some year will yet see a Boston team losing a world's championship. Comments
thanks! city of champions! Posted by: Brendan at October 29, 2007 12:39 AMThe Yankees are so 20th century. Posted by: Daryl Rosenblatt at October 29, 2007 9:47 AMIn 2004 for game 4 I was as tense as you can imagine still feeling like the Cardinals were a good enough team to make things tight and that the Sox were, well, still the Sox. Last night I did not even bother watching until the 5th inning (largely because I was still working) and was completely unconcerned the entire contest. No doubt in large part because, while the Rockies are a scrappy team, they are no where near being in the same category as the Red Sox and even a comeback win last night only earned them the right to face Josh Beckett. Classy move on Boras' part last night. Smart but not exactly in good taste but I guess that is what you get with that guy. Posted by: jim at October 29, 2007 11:23 AMI'm not sure how it's even smart to opt out without even listening to the Yankees' offer. You would think that would set a baseline for talking to other teams. Posted by: Jerry at October 29, 2007 12:42 PMClint Hurdle turned into a pumpkin? Posted by: Joel at October 29, 2007 6:58 PMAll the days off really killed the Rockies momentum. I think the Sox planned a 7-game ALCS just to make sure that the Rockies lost every ounce of momentum.. Posted by: A.S. at October 29, 2007 8:10 PMClearly David Stern engineered the sweep to ensure that NBA opening night would have the sports calendar to itself! [/Sports Guy] Posted by: SK at October 29, 2007 10:43 PMThe Red Sox are traditionally an early part of the century team -- so this is really nothing new, and get ready for another dozen or so years of dominance. Posted by: Patrick at October 29, 2007 10:48 PMLet's face it. At this point, rooting for the Red Sox is like rooting for General Motors. Posted by: Joshua Sharf at November 4, 2007 9:48 AMExcept that the Red Sox aren't in the kind of precarious financial condition GM is. Posted by: The Crank at November 4, 2007 12:14 PM
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