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If the Torre and the Dodgers beat the Yankees in the series (should that be the matchup), it would be ridiculously ironic. Steinbrenner would probably have a heart attack or something.
The one thing I will note is that cheating is a very subjective term and some people will require more evidence than others regarding allegations of it. Some people only need some statement; others require additional proof.
No, I would say most of the blame goes to the offense, where 2 or three guys are producing and that is it.
It's still an interesting question, but the answer, as I mentioned above, it now a no-brainer. They would have to bring back Lester.
I do find it hard to believe they won't win at least one game in this series. I actually wouldn't be suprised if they won both in Boston and sent this back to LA. We've learned in the past not to count this team out of any series, and they are one of the best home teams in the majors. Fenway has a way of solving their offensive issues - it's done it several times this year alone. It's different than the situations LA was in the past few years, where they were down 0-2 going on the road. I wouldn't say I expect them to send it back, but it would not surprise me either. We'll just have to see.
I'd be tempted to switch the starters in game 3 too, from Buchholz to the far more experienced Matsuzaka. If this series were 1-1, maybe not. But they can't afford any early-game hiccups due to butterflies in a first postseason start.