The Angels gave us a great fight and made us earn it. Congrats to that team and their fans for a well fought battle and a tremendous, entertaining, tooth and nail series. Really a top notch, stand-up group of guys and their manager Mike Scioscia is a total throwback class act. Much respect for that ball club.
But here we go again. It’s gonna be another dogfight with a tough, scrappy bunch in the Philadelphia Phillies. Some great hitters on that team and a collective never say die attitude. I’m fully expecting these two clubs to push each other to their limits and bring out the best in one another.
However, at the end of the day, I’m truly confident in this 2009 Yankees team and that they will get it done. There is just something intangible about them that has inspired confidence in us fans. It’s a feeling we haven’t had in what feels like a very, very long time. This year's Yankees are just too dynamic, too talented, too well rounded to fail. Their starting pitching has been absolutely dominant. It’s gotten them this far, and it’s going to be the difference maker in this series with the Phillies, as well.
I didn’t drink a drop of Champagne last night (and thankfully so…). Figured I’d save the classy stuff for when we bring #27 back to New York.
GO YANKEES!!!
3 comments:
Admit it, Cody Dee.
As a native of Allentown, where they're closin' all the factories down, you must be somewhat conflicted over these two teams going against each other.
Go Phillies!
Yar!
Not in the least, actually. And, btw, I will be going to Game 5 in Philly and I will be wearing my pinstripes proudly.
Couldn't have said it better myself, my friend! Let's bring #27 back to the Bronx!! GO YANKEES!!!
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