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Ken
Hartford, CT
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How much luck can one team have?
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Chewbone
Meriden, CT
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Ken wrote: How much luck can one team have? Hmmm. I sense a strong, yet sedate Yankee bent. Have a nice nap.
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TOO FUNNY
AOL
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Ken wrote: How much luck can one team have? I think their luck is going to run out shortly, and no, I'm not a Yankees fan.
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SoxGirl
Wallingford, CT
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TOO FUNNY wrote: <quoted text>
I think their luck is going to run out shortly, and no, I'm not a Yankees fan. The fact of the matter is they got farther than the Yankees did.
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wmo1679
Hartford, CT
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I'm just sitting here trying to figure out who was a bigger bust this season the Yankees or Mets. Go Sox!!!!!
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CTFAN
Pawling, NY
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I think the sox have earned a year or two of "Luck" based on their past history don't you? Lester's 22 2/3 inning post season scoreless streak doesn't hurt either.
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Audrey
AOL
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CONGRATULATIONS RED SOX!!! Now go show Tampa Bay WHO is TOPS!!!!! WAY TO GO !!!!!! YOU CAN DO IT !!!
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Be real
United States
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There is no such thing as luck. For 87 years the Sox had either sub par teams or nearly great teams but never the best team because the were a poorly run franchise. The yankees during this time period defined excellence and reaped the rewards. Lately the Sox have done well under new ownership. Great management, a great farm system, savvy trades and deep pockets add up to one of the best two or three teams in the Bigs. This is not luck, it's hard work. Nobody in the majors got there and stays there by luck, no team wins consistently by it either. So pull your Yankee loving head out of your arse, turn your hat around, pull up your pants and get a clue.
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Taylor Reeves
Seminole, FL
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SoxGirl wrote: <quoted text>
The fact of the matter is they got farther than the Yankees did. The Yankees will always be in the heads of Boston. It's the little town / little brother syndrome. Always trying to avoid the looming large shadow of NYC where they don't roll up the sidewalks when the sun goes down. It doesn't matter that the Rays won the Al East division, it's the Yankees that didn't. Inferiority complex supreme ... for generations.
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Herman
AOL
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Lucky, Lucky, Lucky!!
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TOO FUNNY
AOL
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Taylor Reeves wrote: <quoted text>
The Yankees will always be in the heads of Boston. It's the little town / little brother syndrome.
Always trying to avoid the looming large shadow of NYC where they don't roll up the sidewalks when the sun goes down.
It doesn't matter that the Rays won the Al East division, it's the Yankees that didn't.
Inferiority complex supreme ... for generations. This is concise, thoughtful and accurate.
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