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Friday, April 09, 2004 |
Undefeated
We are now as many as five games (for the Yankees and Devil Rays) into the season. The Angels (3-0) and -- amazingly enough -- Tigers (4-0) are the only teams still undefeated. The Brewers, for a fleeting few games, sit atop the NL Central at 3-1, a perch from which they will no doubt be thrust presently. But for an airy moment, the Tigers ride a precarious four-game win streak, and Baseball Musings carries the Detroit Tigers Weblog's author's thoughts on the subject today:
People always care about Opening Day in Detroit. It is an unofficial holiday in an around the city of Detroit. People play hooky from work and school, and start drinking very early in the morning-much like St. Patty's day. Fueled by a 3-0 start this year, the opener wasn't just about the peripheral festivities (drinking). The baseball game on the field actually took on more importance than any of the 7 previous openers I'd attended.Even the Tigers have something to look forward to, a bit of the thing with feathers. I can't think of anything more cheerful than that on this cloudy morning.
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