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I live in MA. Baseball is still the top game in BOSTON. We have been blessed with great teams over the last few years. We have had some of the most exciting young talent. We have one of the best GM's in the game. Baseball is a year long sport for many. We are able to follow baseball even when the season is completed. Now it is called the HOT STOVE season.

The point that I am trying to make is simple. Baseball is very much like realeastate. Everyone I know is interested in realestate and what is going to happen to the market in the next few weeks, months and year.

There is no off season is real estate. Very similar to baseball for Redsox fans.

Have a great night and challenge yourself to look at life from a different vantage point.

Good night If you have questions give me a call

Posted by Edward moloney on 11/29/2008 08:32 PM

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3 Comments on Baseball

NOV

2008

Edward

I have found there are two basic types of people. Those who will and those who will not. There is always a reason not to do something if you look hard enough. However the people who succeed look beyond the barriers and the find the way to break through them. This has been a hard year for many people who got into this business for the wrong reason-to make fast cash. For the die hards, they know it will take time, and persistence to accomplish their goals.

Work Hard-think smart and good luck!

Does no one like baseball

Ed we have been blessed for the last few years with the Patriots, Redsox and Celtics all perennially making the playoffs and in some years winning it all.

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