Remember Bellhorn's Past
Millar Simply Not Producing
"In those 170 at bats on the road this season — no insignificant sample — Millar has posted a .288 slugging percentage. Slugging percentage! That's total bases divided by at bats. Keep in mind he can't run at all and he is a mediocre defensive player. Determining how much a slow first baseman with a so-so glove and a .288 slugging percentage hurts your team is a calculation that pushes the envelope of sabermetrics." -- Kevin Hench continued at FOXSports.com
Remember Bellhorn's Past
They say people who win the lottery usually end up more unhappy than they were before they scored the big dough.
Really? You were happier living in the double-wide without HBO?
I never believed it.
Until now.
Now that I've seen the behavior of my Red Sox Nation this summer, I understand how expecting too much from life makes some people miserable.
Apparently, winning the World Series — like winning the lottery — makes you expect too much from life. This explains how Yankee fans came to boo Derek Jeter during his April slump last year. And you would think if there's one thing a Red Sox fan would never want to emulate, it's a jaded Yankee fan... -- Kevin Hench continued at FOXSports.com
