The Red Sox are a myth, and the sooner folks understand this, the sooner ownership will be forced to address the hard truth.Well, they are tied with the San Francisco Giants with three World Series championships during that stretch. Using that same compelling 'logic', are the Giants a myth of a perennial playoff contender? No matter - it counts for squat in Shank's book.
The myth of the Sox is that they are some kind of perennial playoff contender. You know . . . three championships in 10 years.
Swell. But despite the hype, the highest prices in baseball, and the $200 million payroll (not exactly! -ed), the Sox are no longer legitimate contenders. They are not a good team and they have not been a good team for quite some time.Why does Shank continue to use this misleading starting point, ignoring their 83-52 record from Opening Day 2011 to Sept. 1, 2011? Because he's a relentlessly negative asshole, that's why.
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Wake up, people. Your baseball team is not smarter than all the other teams. Your farm system is not the best in the majors.
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Your Red Sox are an aggregate 31 games under .500 (267-298) since Sept. 1, 2011.
You knew this rant of his was coming; we just had to wait for Shank's Deflategate erection to subside.
Ok, that's another visual y'all could do without. Sorry!
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