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Hats Off to Boston, but Not Happy
swopeblog.blogspot.com - 10/22/2007
Hats Off to Boston, but Not Happy
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Great comeback by Boston. You have to tip your hats to the Red Sox. They played hard and their line-up showed up from top to bottom the last three games. They showed what Cleveland seemed to lose all of the sudden after game 3: Heart! May you please roll over Colorado in the series and bring the World Series back to the AL.
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