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Those were two exciting games. I credit not only the D'backs pitching but their batting.

I have little to say about the Yankees errors in Game 1, other than to say that I'm not surprised Brosius made one of them. He also bobbled the ball in a play in Game 2, which while the officials did not score it as an error against him, I do. I've seen Brosius make somes great plays, but he's inconsistent.

Moose's lack of World Series' inexperience showed. I felt the same about Shane Spencer.

I'm impressed with the D'backs. They're formidable opponents. It's too bad they'll end up losing in their home park. Two starting pitchers, not matter how awesome, cannot carry a team through a seven-game series without relief. It will be their undoing.

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Nobdysfool wrote: Your idea of respect to Jesus' Mother is a cultural construct, not a scriptural one.

True, and IMO, its roots go way, way, way, way back to Egyptian mythology.

LOL. Oh my. Are you serious? And here I thought they went back to the Bible. You need to get a breath of fresh air.

Two starting pitchers, not matter how awesome, cannot carry a team through a seven-game series without relief.

It's working so far. How many runs have the Yanks been able to score? Uh ... yeah.