
Aside from the death-seeking thrills of seeing a game in the Bedpan they call Yankee Stadium, I can't think of anything else to miss about it. It's not like Wrigley or Fenway which have remained essentially intact for 100 years - they already renovated it to shreds decades ago, killing off 99% of the original sentimentality. Monument Park is neato, but that's not going anywhere. It's just being moved right across the street. Why that should make us all misty-eyed, I do not know.
And even though the Red Sox are falling all over themselves in the media to dredge up some emotion about the whole thing, I think Kevin Cash has the right idea:
"It's cool, but we get to play at Fenway every day," said Cash. "It's not like I'll be shedding tears when I won't be able to play at Yankee Stadium anymore. Fenway's better and it's not even close, in my eyes. As a catcher, the ground shakes."




on August 28, 2008 10:59 AM
LOVE the quote by Cashie.
I'll never forget going to Fenway--best birthday present. ever.
Sure hope the guys can sweep today!