Dan the Man (UPDATED)
No, not Marino, but Le Batard.
I've been a critic of many of Le Batard's columns in the past, including here in this blog. However, as I posted at Babalu today, he surprised me by writing an excellent, straight-from-the-heart column regarding Cuba's admission into the World Baseball Classic. Please follow the last link to read the column if you haven't done so already. It encapsulates everything Cuban-Americans believe in and stand for when it comes to Cuba and castro. If you haven't been able to understand why Cuban-Americans react the way we do regarding Cuba and Cuban issues, the column should answer at least some of those questions.
Even though I was in favor of inviting the Cuban team, Le Batard perfectly explains why it's such a hard issue for us Cuban-Americans to deal with.
I'll probably never look at another Le Batard column the same way again.
Thanks Dan.
UPDATE 10:17 PM - Marc at Uncommon Sense does an excellent job of explaining his reasons for wanting Cuba to participate in the tournament. His sentiments and experiences echo mine in many ways.
I've been a critic of many of Le Batard's columns in the past, including here in this blog. However, as I posted at Babalu today, he surprised me by writing an excellent, straight-from-the-heart column regarding Cuba's admission into the World Baseball Classic. Please follow the last link to read the column if you haven't done so already. It encapsulates everything Cuban-Americans believe in and stand for when it comes to Cuba and castro. If you haven't been able to understand why Cuban-Americans react the way we do regarding Cuba and Cuban issues, the column should answer at least some of those questions.
Even though I was in favor of inviting the Cuban team, Le Batard perfectly explains why it's such a hard issue for us Cuban-Americans to deal with.
I'll probably never look at another Le Batard column the same way again.
Thanks Dan.
UPDATE 10:17 PM - Marc at Uncommon Sense does an excellent job of explaining his reasons for wanting Cuba to participate in the tournament. His sentiments and experiences echo mine in many ways.
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