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Post: 3333489_57496 created on Thu Nov 05, 2009 4:27 amPosted: Thu Nov 05, 2009 4:27 am
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ChicagoWhiteSox MidnightSunVampire ChicagoWhiteSox MidnightSunVampire ChicagoWhiteSox Yeah, pretty much. I already explained it. lol So the Yankees don't deserve to win because you simply dislike one guy on the team? There are many players on the Yankees who deserve to win. Alex Rodriguez, Derek Jeter, Mariano Rivera, Mark Teixeira, Andy Pettitte, C.C Sabathia, Johnny Damon, Melky Cabrera, Hedeki Matsui, etc, etc, etc. They are a great team and there are many many many players who deserve to win. It's going to be wonderful to watch the Yankees win their 27th World Series Championship tonight. It has been a long time coming and any true baseball fan should be able to enjoy the World Series and baseball for what it is. Did I ever say they didn't deserve to win?? No, they may very well deserve it, but that doesn't mean I have to want them to win. I'm not a Yankees fan, I'm never going to be, so I'm not going to enjoy it. I'm not going to care that much. Sure I'll be mad for about a minute, but then I won't care. And besides, if 9 years or whatever is "a long time coming" go look at when the Red Sox won or the White Sox won. THAT is a long time coming. 9 years is nothing in baseball. Yeah, but the Yankees always got close during these past 9 years. Except last year when they didn't make it into the playoffs at all. Its different when you actually win the division or win the wild card spot and get really really really really close year after year just to lose it all. I can understand it being hard for the Red Soxs this year because they came close, but the Chicago White Soxs lol They didn't even make it into the playoffs. When you compare the Yankees and White Sox it's very very very different. White Soxs lost during the ALDS in 2008. In 2005 they won the World Series. And in 2000 they lost during the ALDS. Now lets compare that to what the Yankees have done these past years. We know they didn't make it last year. In 2007 they lost during the ALDS. In 2006 they lost during the ALDS. In 2005 they lost during the ALDS. In 2004 they lost during the ALCS. In 2003 they lost the World Series. In 2002 they lost during the ALDS. In 2001 they lost the World Series. And in 2000 they won the World Series against the Mets. Yankees have come very very close just to lose during these past few years. Some of the other teams in the league didn't even come close to making the playoffs. I found last year to be a lot easier than any other year because at least there weren't any World Series expectations. I knew the Yankees weren't good enough to make it into the playoffs and I accepted it. Thats why it's going to be nice to watch them win number 27 because for the past 9 years you knew they were a good team, but there was always a little something missing. Now this year they finally have everything working for them. Its great to see a team fight year after year after year after year and finally watch them succeed. *I only read the first paragraph of your essay* You obviously did not understand my comparison. I was comparing the number of years in bewteen World Series Championships... It took the Red Sox 86 years and the White Sox 88 years. THOSE were long waits for a championship, not 9 years. I understand what you were saying though. But I disagree about it being "hard". Ok, so the Yankees haven't won a WS in 9 years, that isn't hard. Try being a Cubs fan, honestly. Believe it or not it's a lot harder to not win a World Series in 100 years(the Cubs) than to go to the playoffs almost every year and be a contender for the WS every year also(the yankees). rolleyes It probably is hard for teams like the Cubs, but I'd imagine it was just a little bit harder in 2008, 2007, and 2003 when they made it into the playoffs and got really close to the World Series, but didn't make it. Once a team makes it into the playoffs its completely different. Suddenly you have high expectations. Obviously if a team doesn't make it into the playoffs then its not as disappointing than if they had made it into the playoffs and lost. I mean, you pretty much know when your team won't make it into the playoffs like a week before the season ends, sometimes sooner. I'm sure its hard, but they probably don't take it too hard. |
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