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NL Teams Can't Touch the Talent of the AL

Submitted by Andy, Oct 10, 2007 00:23

This article is completly offensive and innapropriate. I live in and am a proud member of the forgotten time zone and we have had to deal with this east coast bias for years. That said, I have never found a more arrogant pompous offensive piece. I am sure this writer thinks that everyone in Colorado rides a horse and has a chairlift in their backyard. Wake Up! Denver is a real city and Colorado is a real state. A writer can't make broad generalizations as this one did and call himself credible. Coloradans are not mountain trolls. And this man claims to know something about baseball in this piece. Do the St. Louis Cardinals, Arizona, and Florida mean anything to you? Last I checked the American League has won 6 of the last ten series-hardly a rout. Also, having the Rockies and Diamondbacks involved in the World Series is great for baseball. Did you ever think that possibly the difference records between the leagues have something to do with the parody, not the quality of teams? Having the two nlcs teams be post 1990 expansion teams, and both in small to mid market cities in the mountain time zone represents the parody in the league. Maybe this writer could understand this is he came out from behind his east coast biased and pompous front. The issue of hiring based on religious grounds is false. The Rockies have, after a disastrous situation involving two big free agent signings, commited to character individuals. This is not related to religion, even if rumors suggest otherwise. This writer should lose his job because he is predjudiced and ignorant on many important issuse oertinent to being a sportswriter.


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Wow, yet another big market sportswriter beating the same old drum. How about a little credit for these two teams... [MORE]

Jesse

Oct 10, 2007 13:50

and I care about this series. No one is saying that the World Series determines the best team. The AL... [MORE]

Blastings

Oct 10, 2007 12:57

Is it "creepy" to be a Christian now? I don't believe everything I read, and that means Nightengale and (who the... [MORE]

Kenny Lucas

Oct 10, 2007 12:12

There's a reason no team in the NL won 90 games this season, and it's called parity. If all you... [MORE]

Jon

Oct 10, 2007 10:14

Not only is this guy geographically challeged, I think he has had his head in a hole somewhere. There are... [MORE]

Mike Krause

Oct 10, 2007 09:53

This article is completly offensive and innapropriate. I live in and am a proud member of the forgotten time zone...

Andy

Oct 10, 2007 00:23

Then one thing is certainly for sure, that the NY Sun deserves to be in the little league. As the... [MORE]

Haydn

Oct 9, 2007 22:13

For some reason - ALL sports reporters talk about the "superiority" of the AL vs. the NL based on what?... [MORE]

Niel

Oct 9, 2007 17:54

Right, the Yankees and Sox get to play against the Devil Rays and Orioles. They spend more then any other... [MORE]

Matt

Oct 9, 2007 17:35

One of them is going to follow the proud tradition of the St. Louis Cardinals? You mean the team that... [MORE]

Adam

Oct 9, 2007 16:58

This is unbelievably arrogant to say. People said this last year- one writer said the Tigers would win in three... [MORE]

Ann

Oct 10, 2007 02:04

Arrogance isn't the only problem with the writer of this article. He stated a few months ago in an article... [MORE]

AD

Oct 11, 2007 06:20

One might question the AL's vast superiority when one simply remembers that last season its third best team (in terms... [MORE]

Ray

Oct 9, 2007 14:15

"One of them is going to follow in the proud tradition of last year's 83-win St. Louis Cardinals." yes indeed, they... [MORE]

larry b

Oct 9, 2007 12:56

tim, this all sounds great except: in 2006, the 83 win NL cardinals won the world series. in 2007, during interleague play,... [MORE]

jimmy yates

Oct 9, 2007 12:08

I'm old enough to remember the Yankee teams of the early 50's. They had talent, but their teams also reflected... [MORE]

ware adams

Oct 9, 2007 11:19

I'm sorry....did the Rockies go 5-1 against the Red Sox and Yankees this year? Including beating both Beckett and Schilling... [MORE]

Steve G.

Oct 9, 2007 10:11

2006 Cardinals, 83 regular season wins and World Series Champions over a Detriot team that won close to 100 games.... [MORE]

John Olmstead

Oct 9, 2007 09:27

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