Colin Cowherd of ESPN is a genius. Why do a say this?
Because I am a genius. At certain things anyway. And geniuses think alike.
I posted this morning that I couldn’t believe how exited Yankee fans and New York sports talk show hosts (who should know better) were over the recent Yankee trade that brought the Yankees the mediocrity that is Javier Vazquez.
It’s not that it wasn’t a good trade. It’s just that everyone seemed to be reacting like it was the biggest deal ever and ignoring the hard truth that pitching in the AL is way tougher than pitching in the NL like Vazquez did last year when he had his career year. (Sorry for the super long sentence)
I noted in my morning post that none of the so-called experts had bothered to temper their callers excitement by suggesting that Vazquez might not be an ace in the AL East.
This morning, I tuned into Colin Cowherd on 1050 AM and he restored some of my faith in sports talk radio. There was Colin making all the same points as me.
Good trade. Not cause for celebration. He won 14 games last year in a career year feasting on the Pirates and Nationals. Now he’ll be facing the Sox and Rays.
Good luck, Javier.
Two men of genius think you’re gonna need it…
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great article, remember to write-up with greater regularity