Congratulations to the 2007 Boston Red Sox.

They’ve proven that they were the BEST team in 2007. Enjoy your off-season, and soak in the great feeling of winning all that you can.

We’ll just have to wait to get ya next year!

GO YANKEES!

Maybe that’s because the games were BORING!

All of the Yankee-Haters need to face the indisputable fact that without the Yankees, NOBODY CARES!

Love ‘em or hate ‘em, everybody wants to see the Yankees in the World Series.

The advertising sponsors sure do!

Congratulations to the St. Louis Cardinals and their fans.

Congratulations to the lilliputian David Eckstein, who won the World Series MVP Award. At 3′ 7" or whatever he is, he’s a player with a HUGE heart.

The Cardinals figured out the one winning strategy that neither the Yankees or Athletics could. You have to hit the ball back to the Tigers’ pitchers.

And now, all of baseball mourns… as another season ends.

Oh… wait a minute…

It was ME!

Jeff Suppan appears in a Missouri political advertisement along with Jim Caviezel of "The Passion Of The Christ", Kurt Warner of the Arizona Cardinals and Mike Sweeney of the Kansas City Royals.   

The advertisement is in response to the Michael J. Fox ad that has been running in Missouri for about a week.

Jeff Suppan’s TV spot should take place sometime during the World Series tonight in the Missouri market.

Just like it is with Hollywood actors, professional athletes and politicians make strange bedfellows indeed.

Maybe it’s because my team isn’t in it, but I’ve been bored to sleep by the first two games. Maybe it’s the constant, inane droning that’s eminating from the FOX broadcasting booth. I’d rather listen to a hive of bees buzzing…

Wait a minute! Maybe I am!

Anyway, I’m trying to remain interested, so here’s my World Series post for the day:

The Cardinals send their ace to the mound tonight.

This is THE game that the Cardinals should win, with Carpenter on the mound in a hostile forty-degree environment.

Although they may lose tonight, it’s still the Tigers in six.

BUZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ…

Who would have thought that Kenny Rogers would be The. Dominant. Pitcher. in the postseason?

What an incredible accomplishment. Three starts, no runs, three wins.

Wow.

A real yawner last night.

No big surprise, really.

It could be expected after the Tigers had such a long lay-off following their sweep of the Athletics.

Now, however, the Tigers find themselves in the position that the Yankees were in during the American League Divisional Series. They are the overwhelming favorites against a hungry team that is playing on high emotions.

Can the Tigers regain their winning form? I guess we’ll find out.

I still say Tigers in six.