I have been a glutton for A-Rod stories, reading as many as I can, despite all the repetition. What a delicious plot twist to a season that is fascinating before it has even gotten started. I hope Alfonso Soriano hits 50 homers a year for the rest of his career, but I’m not sad that he is gone. It was just too excruciating watching his ridiculous strike-outs and the way he struggled against smart pitching. I long maintained that the Yankees wouldn’t win a World Series with Soriano in the lineup, especially with him hitting lead-off. On the other hand, I have also long maintained that the Yankees just might win a World Series with Kenny Lofton, Derek Jeter, Alex Rodriguez, Jason Giambi, Bernie Williams, Jorge Posada, Gary Sheffield, and Hideki Matsui in the lineup…

About the Author
Rich Lowry is the editor in chief of National Review.
Advertisement
Advertisement





Comments