Hey baseball fans,
Please check out my latest article on the war of words between Texas and the Yankees....
Thank you, I appreciate it!

http://bleacherreport.com/articles/589638-texas-rangers-renewed-rivalry-with-new-york-yankees-spills-into-front-offices

Check out my new article on the top 10 fantasy 1st basemen.
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/348706-top-ten-fantasy-baseball-first-basemen

Thanks for the edit George, its appreciated.

Thanks for the edit, I appreciate it.

Thanks, George.
That's the kind of low-impact editing I appreciate.

-Rojo

Thanks very much George.

If you're looking for context, I'm essentially trying to say that although every generation of sportspeople (in whatever sport) has some exceptional players, there are rarely more than one or two who would be considered in the discussion of the "greatest ever;" that the names of those who achieve "greatness" are virtually immortal; and that those who "shine" in one generation, but not compared to other generations, can really highlight the talent of even better players in their own generations.

Probably could have been slightly more explicit in my meaning, but that would ruin the fun ;-)

Thanks for the edit.

Thanks for the edit. Because I can't see the corrections on a slideshow, are you able to tell me what I spelled wrongly, please?

Swearing is necessary when the team plays like complete garbage. I need to emphasize just how terrible they played and looked.

Thanks for the edit and feedback George. Much appreciated