Why We'll Lose

The DiaTribe found this 3/30/2008 on www.letsgotribe.com [flag]

First thing is, we're not going to lose, and there will be a companion article to this one explaining why we're not going to lose. But let's face the facts here, baseball is crazy, and the most likely scenario is that we face a tight race with the Tigers. We might lose. And if we lose, it will probably be for some combination of these reasons. Pure talent. The ... [link]

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