October 24, 2007
WORLD SERIES UPDATE: MAYBE GOD DOES INDEED HATE THE SAWX
Rain predicted for Game One tonight:
BOSTON -- The 103rd World Series between the Rockies and Red Sox is scheduled to start with a first pitch at 8:23 ET tonight, and from all accounts, rain is likely to interfere to some degree and now poses a significant threat to Game 1. "We always try to play games when scheduled if possible," Major League Baseball president Bob DuPuy said of the ominous forecast. "Obviously, player safety and not burning starting pitchers if the game does not start or is shortened are concerns, as is the comfort of the fans in attendance. Ultimately the decision will be made by the Commissioner taking all these factors into account.""Bring the GoreTex" was the morning advice to Red Sox fans on the local NPR news radio station in Boston, WBUR. Indeed, the best-case scenario seems to be drizzle during the game and steady-to-heavy rain holding off until 11 or 12. It could be one of those nights when you root for the game to become official in the fifth.
"I'm looking at the radar and there's one area of light showers moving through now, then a bit of a break, then an area of much heavier rain down off the Atlantic Coast, which we're most concerned about," Terry Eliasen, executive weather producer and meteorologist at CBS Ch. 4 told MLB.com at 12:30 p.m. ET. "Between now and game time, it will be just spotty to light showers. But later in the evening, perhaps 9 or 10 o'clock, that area off the Mid-Atlantic Coast could bring steady or heavier showers to the Boston area.
"I would expect the game will start off OK, probably with no delay. But I wouldn't be surprised by the middle of the game to see some steady rain coming down. I know they want to play it. It's going to be a damp night there any way you slice it. Just hope it's light rain and not steady to heavy moderate rain.
"Once it starts, it's going to be fairly steady through the evening into early tomorrow morning. It's not like we'll have to wait for a heavy shower to go by and then we'll be in the clear. It's inevitable we'll face some rain during the game. It's just a matter of when that steady to heavy weather comes in."
That, on top of the nooz that my older brother---the rat bastard!!!---has scored primo tickets for the game tonight.
The only thing I can say to you, Lou, is that..........Mom always loved Joe more.
One word: it's a pissah. A wicked pissah.
Okay, that's six words, but you get my drift.
PISSAH UPDATE:
Indeed:
That was for you, Keith.
Posted by Steve-O at October 24, 2007 04:13 PM | TrackBackI hope Lou enjoyed batting practice last night. From a 1-2-3 Beckkkett shelling to a walk-off home run on offense, that was an amazing first inning in a very lopsided game. The Rockies will likely demonstrate their skills better on another night, but that was one for the record books.
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