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Rubbing It In

by Doug Mataconis @ 1:08 pm on August 22, 2006.

Sports Illustrated’s The 10 Spot has this observation on the 2006 Boston Massacre:

The Yankees completed a five-game sweep of the Red Sox on Monday with a 2-1 victory. Still, it seemed like overkill when New York sent up Bucky Dent as a pinch hitter.

Heh.

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