With the Red Sox finished and the Rays -- the Rays!! -- in the World Series instead, it's going to be hard for us in New England to put aside the disappointment to tip our caps to an awfully impressive team that could have completely collapsed after the Game Five Fold-Up.
Well, here's a tip of the cap to the Rays -- and how far they've come as a franchise -- to a tune we all know well:
There it began
Abreu for Kevin Stocker
Chicken Wing Wade just hanging on
Lost in the spring
Lost even more in the summer
Who'd have believed Esteban Yan
Hands
Lousy hands
Reaching out
An E-3
An E-2...
Sweet Caroline (bum bum bum)
Tampa never seemed so good (So good! So good! So good!)
I'd been inclined (bum bum bum)
To believe they never would, but now they're
Swinging with might
And it's not Crawford only
Evan can hit the long ball, too
Upton was hurt
Swung his arm out of his shoulder
How can it hurt when he hits like Ruth?
Warm, getting warm
Don't get outs
Winning three
Then four, too...
Sweet Caroline (bum bum bum)
Tampa never seemed so good (So good! So good! So good!)
I'd been inclined (bum bum bum)
To believe they never would
Sweet Caroline (bum bum bum)
Tampa never seemed so good (So good! So good! So good!)
I'd been inclined (bum bum bum)
To believe they never would... but now they're
(In the World Series.)
Monday, October 20, 2008
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You know, you should write a whole series of lyrics about the Red Sox with Beatles songs!
It's never been done with any team before!
(A masterful submission, sir, on par with your Twins/Beatles materials.)
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