There are two types of people in the world: those who love the Yankees, and those who hate the Yankees. I happen to fall into the latter (and for all of you Yankee fans, that means the second one), however, I am not above giving credit where credit is due.
I can't help but wonder if the New York Yankees are beginning their trek to the top of the AL East on the heals of this six game winning streak, the return of Alex Rodriguez, and new found pitching consistency. Sitting pretty between the Boston Red Sox (22-16) and the Tampa Bay Rays (20-20), the Yankees (21-17) are looking better with every game (too bad they can't sell any tickets behind home plate).
Could this be the season for the pinstriped boys from The Bronx? Could A-Rod actually have transcended the whirlwind of drama that is his life? Will Teixeira take the MVP, and Sabathia the Cy Young? All I can say is... I hope not.
I can't help but wonder if the New York Yankees are beginning their trek to the top of the AL East on the heals of this six game winning streak, the return of Alex Rodriguez, and new found pitching consistency. Sitting pretty between the Boston Red Sox (22-16) and the Tampa Bay Rays (20-20), the Yankees (21-17) are looking better with every game (too bad they can't sell any tickets behind home plate).
Could this be the season for the pinstriped boys from The Bronx? Could A-Rod actually have transcended the whirlwind of drama that is his life? Will Teixeira take the MVP, and Sabathia the Cy Young? All I can say is... I hope not.
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