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While the Red Sox are on an off day — looking as “on” as ever this season — it’s a good time to look at what’s happening with the second most important baseball team around here | The New York Yankees.
They play tonight against the Indians.
I picked the Indians in 5 games. Am I crazy?
I believe tonight’s game is the key to the series, with C.C. Sabathia, leading the way for the Indians.
What are your thoughts? And why?

  • Colin

    Yes, Bill, you’re crazy. Everyone talks about how the Indians’ pitching is the key, but while Sabathia is great, Carmona has not proven himself to be a crunch-time pitcher.

    So let’s give the Indians a slight edge in pitching, because the Yankees aren’t that solid, either. Still, that’s not nearly enough to combat the huge advantage the Yankees have in offense, provided A-Rod doesn’t revert to his typical October self.

    My money is on the Yankees in four. I hope I’m wrong, but we’ll see.

  • GaryFromChapelHill

    If CC/Fausto shut down Yankee lefties like the “experts” say they can/will, the Indians will win. If they aren’t up 2-0 leaving the Jake, it’ll be tough for them.

    Maybe Trot will make his presence felt?

  • Oil Can Boyd

    “I picked the Indians in 5 games? Am I crazy.”

    Uhhhh, might you mean, “I picked the Indians in 5 games. Am I crazy?”

    How in God’s name are you an editor?

  • pasta diving lugo

    oil can:
    blogging is more informal than newspaper columns. missing a question mark is your problem?

    burt is saying if we have a good question, he’ll use it. that’s incredible access and more than generous. and you complain about a missing question mark? well here’s a few more for you: whassup wid you hey????????

  • http://blogs.eagletribune.com/sports/ Bill Burt

    Nice catch, Oil Can. I will fix.

  • http://plls.blogspot.com s1c

    Carmona is the key. If he can be effective, then an Indians win is possible. That is assuming that the Indians don’t bring C.C. back on short rest. Other wise Yankees in 4.

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