The Yankees need a fresh start. There were plenty of positives last night – the gutsy performance of Mike Myers, the great hitting and the never say die attitude – but ultimately it was a disappointing loss.
Chien-Ming Wang is the best man for a fresh start because he always gives a good start. The first month of the season has had its rough spots, but Wang will get things rolling with his bowling-ball sinker.
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2 comments:
Maybe the fresh start we've been waiting for will come with Clemens. Wang did a fine job yesterday, though. Are these two events evidence that things are turning around?
Catherine,
I agree. Everything is going well. We just need to keep it rolling.
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