First off, I am not a Yankees fan. I hate the Yankees so much that it is actually kind of disgusting. And since I hate both of teams there is no bias towards any team whatsoever.

This is probably going to get a lot of people mad and make humiliating comments, but someone has to do it.

Who is more annoying-the Yankees or the Red Sox? It is actually really hard for me to tell.

Sure, the Yankees are the Yankees. They have more money than every team in the MLB, they have scandolous (and really annoying) players, an annoying owner, a do-nothing GM, and, for that matter, a do-nothing coach. The fact is they can buy pretty much any player they want, and, I mean, the poor little Red Sox just can't do a darn thing about it.

But that is where I'm wrong. They can do a thing about it. They actually can do almost, if not just as much, as the Yankees.

C'mon, it's not like they don't have any money. ESPN cites that the Red Sox have $143,123,714 to they Yankees $195,229,045. Sure this a difference of about $50 million, but to the Yankees and the Red Sox that is what, pocket change? The Red Sox bought out Dice-K, by paying his Japanese team $51 million just to have the rights to him. Then, they went and paid him $52 million over six years. Both of those totals are more than the total team salaries of teams like the Cubs, Cardinals, Tigers, Braves, and Giants.

Keep in mind that all of that was for one player.

But what makes me even more mad than that is that Red Sox fans whine about each and every thing the Yankees do, whether it be the Yankees signing Johnny Damon, getting Babe Ruth, which brought along-you guessed it-that friggin' curse. During that 86-year span, Red Sox fans were more unbearable than ever.

The whole Bill Buckner thing was a joke. Don't blame a superstition that one guy makes one error. It was only a coincidence that it was during the World Series. And, correct me if I am wrong, but that was game six of a seven game series. Red Sox fans seemed to have forgotten that there was still another game in that series, because it isn't like they just lost it in game six. They had another chance. In fact, there is a word that describes this feat that starts with a "c" and ends with a "e." But it isn't curse. The word is choke.

Whine, whine, whine...spend, spend, spend...is that all you Red Sox do? Oh yeah, there is one more thing: hate the Yankees. I don't really disagree with that last one, though.

However, the Yankees are still the Yankees. I still can't decide which one I hate more...