They are off tonight while they travel to Chicago to play a three game series against the Cubs. From there it's back home to Boston to start the grueling no-days-off-fourteen-games-in-a-row stretch against the Rays and the Yankees.
We are fast approaching the half-way mark in the season (also known as the All-Star Break) and I gotta be honest with you, I'm kind of impressed with the turn-around the Red Sox have managed to do. When you look at things, they went from being, "Man, they suck!" to "Man, they are kicking ass!" in half a season. If they can improve their bullpen, either through trades or call-ups from the minors, they stand a real good chance to taking the first place spot away from the Yankees.
Now I know what you are saying. You are saying, "Steve, the Yankees are unstoppable! There is no way the Red Sox can take them!"
Hear me out on this one...
Historically, the two best hitters on the Yankees run into health issues in the second half of the season. Judge and Stanton usually end up on the DL for a month or so and I expect that to happen again this season.
When that happens, the Yankees will be lucky to win one out of every three or four games they play.
Time for an update on my monkeypox situation
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Nope, I don't have monkeypox. Just a blood blister from when I pinched my finger between the edge of my grill and the house.
Since we once again have a working refrigerator, we also once again have leftovers. That is what we will be having for dinner this evening.
While I microwave my food, you can click on these:
- On Tuesday, I called bullshit on the White House aide claiming Trump tried to grab the steering wheel of his limo. Turns out I was right.
- Well, I guess that means we're gonna have high gas prices for several years.
- To be honest with you, I didn't understand this at all.
- I don't like anchovies.
- Moose: They are everywhere.
- We need more judges like William Culver.
- Australia: What doesn't try to kill ya, get's into an argument at your funeral.