I Must Point This Out
by Ken Arneson
2006-04-06 9:22

I have written a lot of stuff on the web. When you post stuff, you can expect a certain amount of feedback. And of all the things I have written on the web, the one single thing I have received the most grief about is this:

Picking the Detroit Tigers to win the AL Central.

I have had people, including my own relatives, question both my sanity and my sobriety. I was also called “Booji-Boy with a fork”, which may or may not be a compliment, I’m not sure. Look it up, and you tell me.

In response to these responses, let me respond, while I can, with the current standings in the AL Central:

1. Detroit (2-0)
2. Cleveland (2-1)
3. Minnesota (1-1)
4. Chicago (1-2)
5. Kansas City (0-2)

Do I need to tell you that this is the exact order I predicted for the AL Central standings? Yes, I do. This is the exact order I predicted for the AL Central standings.

So there. :P Phhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhfffffffffffffffffffft!!!!!

Comments: 3
1.   ToyCannon
2006-04-06 11:52

1.  If you had picked the Brewers to win the NL Central then I'd be really impressed.

2.   Daniel Zappala
2006-04-06 12:53

2.  Keep up the good work!

3.   toni
2006-04-06 23:12

3.  I don't think it was a compliment.

:)

But seriously, unless something goes horribly wrong I can't see the Sox ending up 4th in their division.

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