The Red Sox are two games out, with 160 to play.
Since they came back from a three-game deficit with four to play in 2004, I don't get too worked up.
Still, I needed something to talk about with Trent as he ate his oats this morning.
"So, what are we going to do about the Red Sox?" I asked him.
He just grunted back. {His grunts are, unfortunately, reminiscent of the grunts that Tim Allen would do on Home Improvement.}
I guess a 10-month-old who has never seen either of his teams win a World Series has a little bit less patience in these matters.
Clay Buchholz will start a winning streak today.
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Greg was born into a Yankee home and became a Red Sox fan in the 1980s. Now he's married to Christine, a die-hard Phillies fan {who will chime in here from time to time in red}. They have a young son, Trent, who hasn't professed an allegiance yet.
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I remember talking to my kids when they were babes, and they made similar noises. Just keep talking baseball to him. It will sink in.
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