
Ha that's brilliantly original. Am I the first one to think of that? But hey... I'm not here to preach the greatness of NY. =) I'm getting to the point.
I love New York sports.
And in my traverses throughout the world of the NY sportlife, one phrase has really captured the entire experience.
Where else but here?
I swear it's the single most entertaining and original experience that I've ever encountered as a sports fan. Where else but here could there but a professional sports team paying their athletes nearly 200 MILLION dollars. To play a game. But that's a different problem and a different article. (possibly coming soon?) I love the ridiculosity of it all. Where else can a manager (Billy Martin) get fired and rehired five times by the owner (Steinbrenner). I love the rivalries. Where else can there be such an unbelievable hatred between the collective fans of two teams? A hatred to the point that the two sides have almost become two different ideologies? My question to you is this.
At what point in your NY sport experience did something occur that was so ridiculous/strange/fabulous that you really had to ask yourself the question.
Where else but here?
There are plenty of moments out there and I think I know mine- chime in.
Coming up in the travels of Dyslexia:
A close up on Derek Jeter as #9 in my favorite 10 Yankees since 1918. (and I reiterate, hear me through before labeling me any names like 'heretic' or 'moron'.)
A close up on the Tampa Bay Devil Rays
Maybe a little further in the future- Book review (I'm not copying anyone):
The Last Night of the Yankee Dynasty: Buster Olney
A look at game 7 of the '01 series between the Dbacks and Yankees and the series of events that permanently shattered the dynasty that we all had come to know and love.
Nostalgia promised for all.
Bigups to all those in the Big Apple:
Love Thy City!
P.S. How's your bracket?
Dyslexia
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one question about this city:
can you raise a family comfortably on $200,000?
:-p.
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