This Isn't Even Baseball...It is Funeral Ceremony

We all understand how painful and disgusting it is to watch Boston teams succeed at anything.

But the rest of the world looks forward to a World Series.

Two evenly matched teams battling it out to a game seven thriller.

Leads change, games are won and lost on critical plays at the last moment.

Players stand up to the pressure.

No team is ever out of it.

But this World Series is a funeral, and all we are watching is Boston drive the final nails in the LA coffin:



There is no suspense.  There is no chance for the Dodgers.  Boston is better, notably better, at every phase of the game;

1.  Their pitching is better by 4-1.
2.  They run successfully, stealing bases and putting pressure on the opposing pitcher and defense.
3.  They get key hits, every time, no matter who is at bat.
4.  The shock with huge homers when a shock is needed.
5.  Their defense is flawless.

It doesn't matter how the game begins.  If the Red Sox start with a lead, they win.

If the Dodgers manage to lead by a run, they give it up the next inning.

The Dodgers cannot come back.  They can't do anything.

It is a horror to people who wished to see something exciting.  Like one of the first Ali-Frazier fights. There was actually doubt, and suspense, for a few rounds.

Nothing new is going to happen here.

The Dodgers are going down like the stock market.

It is Black October, all over again.

It is a nightmare for the world.  Who must sit by helpless and hopeless.