Time to Wake Up

Everyone knew that Lee was going to win this one. The only chance that
anyone figured the Sox had to beating him was to get to him early. Almost,
but after that it was all cruise control for Cleveland. All it took was one
run, and that one can be attributed directly to Richard's first walk.
This roadtrip hasn't been very pleasant, overall.
Hopefully (after Sunday's game) the Indians will start playing like
ballbusters so that the Sox will wake up and begin playing much more
aggressively.

On Sep 2, 3:46 am, "thomas hagen" <hagentho....DeleteThis@sbcglobal.net> wrote:
> Everyone knew that Lee was going to win this one. The only chance that
> anyone figured the Sox had to beating him was to get to him early. Almost,
> but after that it was all cruise control for Cleveland. All it took was one
> run, and that one can be attributed directly to Richard's first walk.
> This roadtrip hasn't been very pleasant, overall.
> Hopefully (after Sunday's game) the Indians will start playing like
> ballbusters so that the Sox will wake up and begin playing much more
> aggressively.

The bad news is that while Minnesota was on their "killer road trip"
the Sox have lost ground--not good at all with the Twins returning to
the dome soon & the Sox facing the Angels and Toronto.