Monday, April 20, 2015
Comparison of MLB to NFL
I like Christopher "Mad Dog" Russo. I agree with most points that he makes on the MLB Network, although some not so much. However, I really enjoyed his analogy of a baseball season as compared to a football season. Mad Dog said that every 10 games in baseball equates to 1 game in football. Isn't that a great perspective? The Red Sox were 7-3 after their 1st 10 games. That would equate to a win in game #1 by the Patriots. This reminds me, & should remind you, that the season is young & records don't mean to much at the outset of a new season. Do I like that the Red Sox are 8-5 & in 1st place in the AL East while their starting pitchers have the highest ERA in the league? Yes. Let's see how the next 10-20-30 games go, or the next 3 games by NFL standards, before we make any kind of decisions about the future. April & May are "feel out" months to see what your team has & what they may need going into the trade deadline. Let's keep that football perspective as we go through April & May.
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