Brahmsian
Active Member
To slightly rephrase my previous post:
Paying big money to forgettable players, as the late Tom Yawkey frequently did
as owner of the Boston Red Sox, CAN hurt a team, but Yawkey's Red Sox were
still generally better than Jacobs's Bruins. Mediocrity is preferable to whatever word
best describes those Bruins.
Paying big money to forgettable players, as the late Tom Yawkey frequently did
as owner of the Boston Red Sox, CAN hurt a team, but Yawkey's Red Sox were
still generally better than Jacobs's Bruins. Mediocrity is preferable to whatever word
best describes those Bruins.