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What with all is well threads?

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They are equally as annoying as the people who post all negative crap.Any fan with some knowledge know that season is long and full of surprises.People who are freaking out this early are just bandwagons fans who are just starting to watch baseball or any sport for that matter.

I am trying real hard to remain positive no matter what. No negativity from my side! :)

i don't think all is well, but i just can't see how someone can look at these first 12 games and see anything other than mostly overwhelming positives.

What's the deal with all these topics complaining about the all is well topics that complain about the world is ending topics that complain about everything? They're easily just as annoying as all the rest of them. :mischief

 

:)

Thank you so much for pointing this out, I have been thinking the same thing but too lazy to write it myself.

We've lost four games. The season is over, per ESPN analysts.

Why should we be negative? There are 162 games in a baseball season and so far we have won 8 and lost 4. AND we are still in first place in our division.

 

 

So why should we be worried or negative? :mischief2

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