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What Can We Do Now?

So we’ve lost our two playoff teams in the same week. How are we going to recover? I guess for most of us, the Bruins Game 7 against the ‘Canes will be the last hockey game we will see until next April, just enough time to rebuild our faith in them. It was a painful loss, especially since we all had high hopes for the Bruins after their great regular season this year. And for the Celtics? Well any success without Garnett was a bonus. At least we got to see Joakim Noah lose, Rafer Alston kiss a man, and Dwight Howard whine like a little girl.

But by the end of the week, we were left with only the Red Sox playing and a glimmer of light into the Patriots season. The days of the Boston triple-headers had come and gone. The villains had done their damage, the tears were shed, the playoff match-ups had ended, and we were left with a board of losses:

Sadness indeed. Now here’s what we can come to expect more of this summer:

• Complaining about David Ortiz and his terrible start to the season
• Realization that Nick Green can’t throw. He now has 8 errors in 24 games. Hey the guy in the camera stand was calling for it!
• More complaining about Ortiz
• Seeing if Kessel and Krejci can be surgically repaired
• No more painful Red Sox west coast trips
• The new Patriots season. It’s already off to a great start… But hey, Brady’s back and we’re the 5-1 Vegas favorites for winning the 2010 Superbowl.
• More Megan Fox in Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen, arriving on June 24th

Okay, so now that I have my excuse for making this post. Without further ado, let’s enjoy the summer to come:

Tags: Bruins, Celtics, Megan Fox, Patriots, Red Sox