The 2010 MLB season is in the home stretch, as contending teams battle for a coveted playoff spot and the possibility of going to the World Series.
It would be impossible to name the fate of teams still in the hunt. There is a lot of baseball to be played and anything can happen.
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I have witnessed Cliff Lee torment my New York Yankees at the Stadium while he was a Cleveland Indian, a Philadelphia Phillie in the 2009 World Series, and recently a Seattle Mariner.
Now Lee is a Texas Ranger, but his uniform is irrelevant because most Yankees fans have no problem identifying Lee on the mound. I still remember our first encounter, like it was yesterday.
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The New York Yankees finished the weekend taking three of four games from the Kansas City Royals.
The Yankees continue to lead the majors with a 62-35 record and the AL East division.
The Tampa Bay Rays are just three games behind, which leave little room for error. While the ailing Boston Red Sox trail by eight and better not make the gap any bigger.
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After saying good-bye to two prolific men, the New York Yankees ended the weekend placing ace Andy Pettitte on the DL.
Pettitte will be gone for five weeks with a grade one tear in his left hamstring. This digs the dagger even deeper as the Seattle Mariners played the reigning champs like fools by trading Cliff Lee to the Texas Rangers.
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The All-Star break is upon us, which means half the MLB season is over.
Still, there is a lot of baseball to play and the second half looks to be even more drama-filled than ever.
Division races are no longer an AL East only feature, as each division is still up for grabs. It looks to be a second-half for the books and baseball fans should be elated.
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Lebron, Lebron, Lebron….find me anyone who isn’t sick of hearing that name.
ESPN was almost unwatchable because plugging “The Decision” starring Lebron James was on 24/7.
Lebron is no Michael Jordan, Derek Jeter or Kobe Bryant professionally. He may never be considering he nicknamed himself ‘King James’ in high school.
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