Found November 05, 2009 on
Faith and Fear:
Mike Burke was president of New York's American League entry in 1969. When its National League counterpart clinched its first division title, he sent this telegram to M. Donald Grant:
Congratulations on being number one. Am rooting for you to hang in there and take all the marbles. As a New Yorker I am ecstatic, as a baseball person I am extremely pleased, and as a Yankee I consider suicide the easy option.
I feel no joy for anyone right now and I feel no sympathy for anyone right now. I am tempted to quote perhaps my favorite fictional character of all time, Toby Ziegler of The West Wing, at this moment:
There's literally no one in the world that I don't hate right now.
Except TWW creator Aaron Sorkin, a Yankees fan, made Toby a Yankees fan, too, and honestly, I've used up my hate for the 2009 baseball season. I feel no joy for anyone and I feel no sympathy for anyone, but I'm not filled with all that much bile for any of the participants of the Worl...
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