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Friday, October 20, 2006

The Mets Fall

Not in a great mood today as the NY Mets were eliminated from the playoffs last night. I'm a big baseball fan and the Mets haven't won a championship since 1986. They had a great year and last night's game was a classic, but they fell just short of the World Series.

Oh well, there's always next year. At least we made it further than the Yankees did, which means Yankee fans will be quiet for once.

posted by Mike Collins at 8:00 AM

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