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10 reasons it's better to be a Red Sox fan than a Yankees fan:

The Green Monster

Kenmore Square vs. The Bronx, 'nuff said

The view from the Roof

Two words: No-mah's Bet-tah

The Sox don't need
A-Rod to score runs

Epstein's younger than Cashman

Cy Youngs: Pedro 4, Mussina 0

Batting titles since '99: Bos 4, NY 0

Teddy Ballgame

The chowder's better in Boston

kitty wrote:10 reasons it's better to be a Red Sox fan than a Yankees fan:

The Green Monster

Kenmore Square vs. The Bronx, 'nuff said

The view from the Roof

Two words: No-mah's Bet-tah

The Sox don't need
A-Rod to score runs

Epstein's younger than Cashman

Cy Youngs: Pedro 4, Mussina 0

Batting titles since '99: Bos 4, NY 0

Teddy Ballgame

The chowder's better in Boston

One reason none of that matters...

World championships since 1918: 0

NYCPORT wrote: One reason none of that matters...

World championships since 1918: 0

the greatest rivalry in sports resumes tonight... see ya at Fenway!

You mean the Bears vs. Packers game is tonight And why would they play it at Fenway

Cubbie Bear wrote:You mean the Bears vs. Packers game is tonight And why would they play it at Fenway

too bad the Bears havn't played a meaningful game in 3 years... I'd rather watch the Cubs vs the Packers

No sh*t

Back to baseball........(my turn to preach on something)

All throughout America is something going on many of you probably don't even realize is in or near your town. Minor League Baseball.

There are +150 major league affiliated teams from coast to coast and over 100 independent minor league clubs. If you love baseball and want to see the stars of tomorrow, today. Take in a minor league game.

If your banker just called back and said you did not qualify for the financing for Major League tickets, Get this. My season ticket Box seat is exactly 46 feet from home plate in Historic Riverview Stadium (I still can't call it Alliant Energy Field) It cost $6 per night.

From that seat I have seen: Sammy Sosa, Matt Williams, Eric Davis, Jose Canseco, Ivan Rodriguez, Matt Clement, and thousands more major leaguers.

Tonight I will be feasting on $3 beer and $2 Hot Dogs or burgers, my kids will eat their fill and I may not drop $30 total.

I suggest you get out and enjoy this, the baseball is not that far off from ML. (At least affiliated ball is) More errors, but I think that is from trying harder and getting to balls a major leaguer would have watched go by.

I remember getting Barry Bonds autograph in 1983 when he played for the Nashua Angels in Nashua NH. For $2 you could sit anywhere you wanted. If I only knew where that autograph was today

preach on Cubbie we have a short season and I work early
so I will not get to as many as I would like but I am gonna take me out
to the ball game at least a couple of times this year.

How bout those Red's bats being red hot? Love the minor leagues. When I was living in Indy, we'd take in a few Indian games. Great ballpark and great prices. Had a lawn in the outfield as well where you could bring a blanket and cooler and chill. Would highly recommend minor league ball.

How bout those Red's pitchers. Somebody light a match, sheesh.

How'bout them Cubbies!!!!!!!!!! Alou is the man! That has to be one of the top 3 games I have ever watched! Reguardless of sport!

GO CUBBIES

If I ever hear somebody say Sammy only hits "meaningless homers" I'll freaking hunt them down. Sammy, AHLOOO & The Ram, we got the muscle, we got the hustle


Ann Sweetie, this Bud's for you

ahhhhhhhh what a game im watching

Cubbie Bear wrote:All throughout America is something going on many of you probably don't even realize is in or near your town. Minor League Baseball.

PAWSOX!!!

$8.00 box seats vs $70 at Fenway (and those games are sold out, anyway.... )

or, for real purists..... the Newport Gulls of the Northeast Collegiate Baseball League. Playing with wooden bats... great stuff.....

actually, I just ordered tickets for a Spinner's game.....20 mins away....and $6.50 a ticket...and the park is beautiful......

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