Bob_Boston

Too bad John Farrell wasn't available

I can see I'm going to miss Tito. I figured that would be the case.

I think Boston, in the long run, will miss John Farrell.

Anyting compared to King James is not a positive in my estimation. Boston is better than that.

Actually, the Tribe only had to beat the Red Sox in i game out of the last 3 in 2007 to be in the WS and I truly believe they finally would have won that year. However, they choked and the Sox won it all.

I live in the Midwest where football is definitely king. However, in my travels to the east, I'd say baseball is still the top sport.

Hey, the Guardians are now at 1948 and no end in sight! Wow! What a great chance they had in 1997 and Jose Mesa screwed it up. Sad!

The Guardians will always be in my heart. I was named after Bob Feller. I have seen over 1500 games in Cleveland. The problem is the Guardians TRADE away their best ball players and until the economy is better and they get a *new* owner, it simply is too frustrating to root for a team that doesn't want (or can't) spend any money and are "also-rans" by May!

Relievers have a history, for the most part, of having a good year followed by a bad year. I think Paps makes it back big time.

I have been a Tribe fan all of my life, but have always admired the Red Sox. I love the "B" on the cap and the traditional uniforms (just wish they'd go back to the red, white and blue sox.) I love Fenway and Ted Williams, along with Bob Feller and Mantle, were my favorite players. I saw Teddyballgame many a time and saw him hit a number of home runs in the upper deck in old Cleveland Stadium. For whatever reason, I liked them as a kid when they had Milt Bolling, Gene Stephens, Ted Lepcio, etc. Lastly, I love New England and Boston is my favorite city. I love all its history. I guess it boils down to the Red Sox great TRADITION!! Oh yes! I get MLB just to see the Red Sox.

Josh will bounce back if his head tells him to. Tough pitcher but not one of my favorite players.

Yep, even more profound!

I think his wife told him, "No thank you to living in the Bronx Zoo." Wives have a strange way of making the really big decisions in life!