Wierd to see both at the bottom!

The Red Sox and Yankees usually end up with pretty good records. No matter whether they start the season 6 and 0 or 0 and 6. But, usually one of the other is in the Division Lead in that first meaningless week of April. So far this year, the Yankees and Red Sox are a combined 0 and 6. Feels wierd to have Baltimore and Tampa Bay on top of the Division with Toronto not far behind. Starting Pitching appears to be the culpret for at least one of the perenial Division Leaders. Red Sox two pitching stars, Josh Beckett and Clay Bucholtz gave up 7 runs each over the weekend, claiming their velocity was there, but location was not. Sounds like Spring Training needed to be worked at a bit harder. Yankee hitters did not seem to be able to get out of their own way in their series against the Tampa Bay Rays, or is Tampa's pitching just THAT good? Only time will tell.