The Wall Street Journal has paid all kinds of attention to John and Suzyn this spring. Here's the latest, and it's juicy. No it isn't.
And when Ms. Waldman joins [Sterling at the Yankee Stadium press cafeteria] for dinner, they discuss their favorite soap operas at least as passionately as that night's starting line-up. In fact, more so. Ms. Waldman watches "The Young And The Restless" when it's broadcast at 12:30 p.m. Mr. Sterling records it. "They're always talking about people I think are real people—'Why would she do that?'" said sportswriter Jack O'Connell, who joined them for dinner.
"It's a story line, not unlike soap operas, that goes on day after day," Mr. Sterling said of baseball.Click to read the whole thing.
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nice piece of writing
That just goes to show, you can't predict All My Children.
Baseball is a soap opera, after all. It's all about relationships, it's on every day, and the story arc is a distant abstraction.
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