I would start Lee with short rest.
Baseball owners met with Fox Sports president Ed Goren, and commissioner Bud Selig pressed for earlier start times for World Series games, which usually begin at around 8:30 p.m. EDT.
"It's not a secret: I want earlier starting times,'' Selig said. "You'd like to figure out a way for a late-afternoon game, if it's possible. So we're continuing to talk. Fox has been very cooperative, I must say.''
A World Series loss doesn't change what became apparent somewhere in the middle of the 2008 regular season: The American League has a new force to reckon with in the Tampa Bay Rays.
The question is can the frugal Rays keep this talented bunch together?
Okay, Philadelphia, celebrate like you've never celebrated before. Skip school and work and dental appointments and court dates to go to the parade. You've waited long enough. You've earned this.
Just don't go and get all soft now that you've finally had a reason to pop the champagne for the first time in 25 years. Come Sunday, I want to see you in front of your TVs at home and down in the sports bars booing the Eagles the first time they go three-and-out in Seattle.
I'm confident you won't let us down.
Enrique Oliu breathes baseball. The crack of the bat and the cheers of the crowd run through his veins.
He's also a human baseball encyclopedia, with an uncanny ability to make his listeners get a full feel for the game.
Oh, one other thing about the color analyst for the Tampa Bay Rays' Spanish radio broadcasts: He's blind.
Jamie Moyer has waited 22 seasons for this World Series moment. Some of these other guys barely have been alive that long.
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Cole doesn't seem confident or focused.