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By: Martin Rand, III
Date: October 11, 2012
Wow! Yesterday was a perfect showcase of exactly why people love sports. Last night, there were two games in the MLB playoffs that exemplified heart, passion and historical greatness.
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| Raul Ibanez is greeted with cheers as he hits another walkoff HR for New York. |
Heavy rains are frequent, flowers are getting ready to bloom and pollen is covering everything everywhere. This can only mean one thing: spring is in full effect; and, with spring comes the start of the MLB season.
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| Jose Reyes is one of the main reasons all eyes will be on Miami this season. |
With the first game seven of the World Series in almost ten years looming, it's easy to only focus on who's going to win tonight. Although, we shouldn't lose sight of the fact that both the Texas Rangers and St. Louis Cardinals have overcome incredible odds and should be happy with their season no matter what the outcome.
Now that the MLB season is over and the playoff positions have been set, I can honestly say I'm pleased with the results. My New York Yankees have the best record in the American League and the Boston Red Sox didn't make the cut, it doesn't get any better than that.
Last night, New York Yankee Closer Mariano Rivera became the second closer ever to record 600 saves. The record is 601; and with two weeks left in the MLB regular season, it's safe to say that he will no doubt obtain the record.
