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    A.L. Central Playoff Fever, get a flu shot

    Saturday, September 27, 2008, 07:27 PM EST [General]

    Once upon a time, there was a concept called a climactic playoff chase.

    Then the White Sox and Twins happened, THE END.

    Earlier this week the Sox and Twins gave us a great taste of the A.L. Central playoff chase.  The Twinkies swept the Sox and left us waiting for the final series against the tomato can Royals** and Indians.

     

    Then the mouse roared.  The Twins lost the first two against K.C. and the Indians are giving the ChiSox a nice S&M beat down.

    I LOVE the end of the MLB season.  Pick your cliche and use it.

    That's why they play the games.

    Every game counts.

    It ain't over till it's over...

    The Pac Ten is overrated.  Whoops, wrong post.

    **Don't hate me. I'm a fan of the Royals and small franchise mediocrity.

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