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Originally Posted by keenejee
I understand that you're completely wrong. I'm not a red sox fan. I'm an Indians and Braves fan....same thing, yah know. Sox=Indians, close enough.
Just look at the facts? I DID, AND YOU EVEN PROVED ME RIGHT WHEN YOU ADMITTED IT.
I posted facts, and you posted opinions. Whether they overachieved or underachieved, they had bettero offense, and better pitching....FACT. Your "facts" of them overachieving actually is not a "fact", that's nothing but an OPINION.
So while you're attempting to look cool calmed demenered over there telling me to get my bias out of the way. How about you do some research before you start babling on about stuff you only have opinions on and not FACTS.
You're like Mike Tyson in a boxing match. Keep on getting knocked down, but sooner or later you come back for more of the same result.
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I think the problem here is that you are talking in terms of the past I am talking about the present and future. I understand that last season was a great one for Sox fans like you but the 2005 season is about to start and it's important to look forward now. I'm not stating my opinion, I'm stating facts. The Yankees have a better pitching staff and better lineup than the Red Sox. That's fact. You can argue it all you want but you're simply letting your bias get in the way.
Do I know for sure that the season is going to end with the Yankees scoring more runs and giving up fewer? No, no one does. But I'm smart enough to look at the facts objectively and see that there is a much better cahnce that is how it's going to end up.