tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-21301841.post3007214781517071574..comments2010-04-16T03:19:22.487-04:00Ryan Brodeurnoreply@blogger.comBlogger1125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-21301841.post-146496538411688212010-04-16T03:19:22.477-04:002010-04-16T03:19:22.477-04:00amen... glad to finally hear someone else talk about the ridiculousness that seems to makeup the beantown/bronx &quot;hatred&quot; nowadays. <br /><br />personally, i&#39;ve felt the blood only boils for two parties: the media, who needs it for viewing numbers, and any fans that has been following the yankees since 2001 and the sox since 2003. it seems to be all they have and all they know. do they even know about the 70&#39;s and 80&#39;s? neo-yankees/sox fans seem to understand baseball only in terms of an unrooted (for them), misunderstood hatred for the other - their &quot;enemy,&quot; rather than seeing the game for what it is... a pretty frickin&#39; sweet sport!<br /><br />that having been said rather unintelligibly at 3:19 in the morning, it&#39;s great to have the rays as a competitor in the division. to think at least one, if not two of the rays, sox and yanks will be left out of the playoffs is the underlying beauty of baseball.Andrewhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/00983057303643530701noreply@blogger.com