What is Your Fav. Baseball Team? I love the Yankees because my name is Alex Rodriguez
and im a new yorker (Manhattan). My arch enemy - The Boston Red Sox

If you don't know and your knot a baseball fan, just pick a random team:

AL EAST
Baltimore Orioles
Boston Red Sox
New York Yankees
Tampa Bay Devil Rays
Toronto Blue Jays

NL EAST
Atlanta Braves
Florida Marlins
New York Mets
Philadelphia Phillies
Washington Nationals

AL CENTRAL
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland Indians
Detroit Tigers
Kansas City Royals
Minnesota Twins

NL CENTRAL
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati Reds
Houston Astros
Milwaukee Brewers
Pittsburgh Pirates
St. Louis Cardinals

AL WEST
Los Angeles Angels
Oakland Athletics
Seattle Mariners
Texas Rangers

NL WEST
Arizona Diamondbacks
Colorado Rockies
Los Angeles Dodgers
San Diego Padres
San Francisco Giants

Wolverhampton Wanderers.

Red Sox, buddy.

We creamed your a** last night too

I don't really follow Baseball, having only been to two games. But since both of those games were SF Giants, and since I'm currently looking to buy tickets for my third Giants game, I guess I'm an SFG supporter!

I want to take Dylan to a game while he's here, and I'm really hoping Bonds hit's his 714th homer to take Babe's record, just so Dylan (and I, for that matter) can say he was there when it happened.

oakland a's.

The Bronx Bombers.

The Cards, the Orioles, the Rangers...I think...the D-Rays, the Marlins and the Diamondbacks. Strange thing is, I've only lived in Missouri and Texas, so why do I like the other teams?

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I used to go to Mets games all the time with my brother when I was younger. Now he lives in Maryland so I don't really go anymore. I don't care really I enjoy going to games and playing baseball, but I don't really like watching them. I enjoy the sport more than I enjoy following a particular team.

I go to met games a lot to. They are my 3rd fav. team.

Die-hard Yankee fan, though I'm not exactly anti-Boston. That doesnt make sense to me. Yeah, there's a rivalry, but I could care less. They happen to be ultra competitive, and their match-ups are usually very meaningful. Still, it's baseball, and I'm just excited that it's being played, and my team's doing well. I do take issue with Ortiz's comments recently though. 140 RBI and 40 HR dont automatically make someone MVP. He may be ultra-valuable, but he hasnt exactly helped his team get anywhere. I'd have to go with Jeter or Santana for the award. Jeter's been the most (possibly only consistantly) useful member of his team, and Santana dug his team out of the dirt to put them in contention, without him where would they be? Minus 18 wins. But all this aside, I love baseball, and I love the Yankees.