The Curse Is Dead, Long Live The Curse

From the point the Yankees took a 7-1 lead it wasn't worth it to watch last night.Today I won't be able to look at the papers.When the ticker tape parade comes I'll bury my head in work.As regular readers are aware, I was "pulling" for Philly in this Bad Meets Evil World Series. In the end, Evil prevailed, and in so doing, they broke the 9-year Yankees 2000 Curse that this website chronicled and celebrated.The Curse is dead, long live The Curse.What does it mean for us here?I don't want to make any snap decisions, but I imagine in time we'll find a new URL and relaunch there. No need to update your browsers just yet; my technical know-how being what it is, we could be at Yankees 2000 for a long time to come. But without The Curse to celebrate anymore, being here at Y2K doesn't feel quite right.It really is a shame. My disdain for the Yankees is truly immense, and the suffering of their fans (if you can call 9 whole years "suffering"... I&#...