
But if I weren't a Red Sox fan, I'd probably agree with them.
So let's take a look at the other match ups in big league baseball... you'll find there is reason to watch games in places other than the Bronx.

The "We were good in the late 70s and early 80s" Series.

The "I Swear, we both won pennants in the last 5 years even though you probably forgot about them" Series.

The "Battle for Pennsylvania" Series... make that The "Incredibly Lopsided Battle for Pennsylvania" Series... or the "I Can't Believe The Flyers Are Still In It And The Penguins Aren't" Series

The "If This Were The Early 90s This Would Be A Match Up Of Recent World Series Winners" Series

The "Average Age Of Our Players Is 22" Series

The "Lousy Central Pick By Sully for 2010 vs. Lousy Central Pick By Sully for 2009" Series

The "We Both Beat The Yankees In The World Series Last Decade" Series

The "I Swear This Used To Be A Heated Rivalry" Series

The "If The Rockies With The World Series Before The Cubs Then Cub Fans Will All Be On Suicide Watch" Series

The "Last Time the Angels will be BEHIND the Rangers All Year" Series

The "Can You Believe This Is A Match Up of SECOND PLACE Teams?" Series

The "Did we BOTH Really Think We Had A Shot Against The Angels?" Series

The "Can You Believe First Place Is On The Line?" Series

The "Bad Divorce vs. Bad Management" Series
So there you have it... there are great series up and down the dial. So if you don't want to watch Red Sox/Yankees, flip around and quit yer belly aching.
Great Post,
ReplyDeleteThe Tigers just might be there this year, Meanwhile I will be watching Yankees/R-Sox, It is very early in the season and the R-Sox have plenty of time to make a run and really piss me off.