Ben is pleased to see the Red Sox begin to snap out of their slow start, while Larry is upset that the Yankees have fallen into even more of a slump.

Didn’t we do this last year? The Yankees are at .500 in mid-April, and looking bad in the process. Is it just another slow start, or an ominous sign of things to come?

Aaron examines what is suddenly baseball’s strongest position.

Neither Ben nor Larry is thrilled about the way his favorite team has looked in the first week of the season, but both realize that it’s way too early to worry.

Mike Cameron goes on the DL, Terry Francona is released from the hospital and the rest of the news around the majors.

Larry takes on the Yankees’ All-Star lineup, the man the Red Sox fear more than any other, and much more in the first installment of a new weekly column about the under-covered Yankees.

The A’s place Bobby Crosby on the DL, Terry Francona is hospitalized, Brad Wilkerson hits for the cycle and the rest of the news around the majors.

We look into our crystal balls for what 2005 holds in store.

It’s been a long, long lonely winter.

Four questions and one statement of incredulity about the Yankees.