You don’t need me to tell you that, we all have eyes.
For the last 24 years, an entire era of fans have primarily experienced winning and championships.
But for older stoolies reading this blog, we know life wasn’t always like this.
Pre-2001, Boston wasn’t exactly the City Of Champions we know today.
In fact, I would argue it was the opposite.
My entire life growing up, I knew nothing other than sports pain after sports pain.
Year after year we went into seasons with zero to little hope.
I remember dreaming of a day I would see the Celtics win 35 games.
The Sox are a disaster and look to be years away.
Do they look close to anyone?
The Bruins, while always seemingly competitive, haven’t been past the 2nd round since 2018-19.
Then, of course, we have the Celtics.
We argue all the time if Boston is a Patriots, Sox, Celtics, or Bruins town.
Well, I think it’s pretty clear that the Celtics are now the top dog.
The beauty of sports is that of course, things can turn around in an instant.
Which brings me back to tonight.
Tom Brady isn’t walking through that door, David Ortiz isn’t walking through that door.
Fortunately, the city is in good hands
