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This I know: Swept Away in Boston


Todd-O

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Honest question - are you enjoying this season at all? Every post I see of yours is extremely negative towards the team.

I'm all for calling out this team when they play poorly and God knows they've earned my ire a lot in 2016, but you seem to point out the negative and go silent when we play well.

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I think you've got to readjust how you interpret certain posters. Malike is my favorite reverse-jinxer. From what I recall, he used to do it mainly during games against the Yankees (often to counterbalance ESPN-like adulation of Jeter, A-Rod, etc.), but now has expanded his zone to include several hot spots.

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I think you've got to readjust how you interpret certain posters. Malike is my favorite reverse-jinxer. From what I recall, he used to do it mainly during games against the Yankees (often to counterbalance ESPN-like adulation of Jeter, A-Rod, etc.), but now has expanded his zone to include several hot spots.

Okay, fair enough

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