The beauty of sports strikes again, a reality show so unpredictable that you never really know when the exceptional is going to happen. You just try to enjoy it when it does.
Baseball has an identity crisis, and knows it, tweaking rules in recent years to shorten game times or goose offensive numbers. But those are merely Band-Aids.
The league’s statement is an absolute head-scratcher, putting the brakes on everything good about the potential sale, stifling so much remarkably positive news.
"I didn’t talk to my friends for two days," said the 24-year-old righthander from Walpole who led the Yankees over the Red Sox in the Wild Card Series.