Ok gang:
Since everybody under the sun will give his/her prediction for the World Series that starts later today, let me give you mine.
Experience-wise, it's not even close. The Red Sox are an experienced, battle-tested veteran team that has played in big game after big game. Heck, any regular season game against the Yankees is a big game.
Talent-wise, you could make a case for either. The red Sox have established superstars in Manny Ramirez, David Ortiz, Josh Beckett and Curt Schilling to name a few, while the Rockies have those talented guys you probably never heard of -- unless you live in the greater Denver area -- like Todd Helton (OK, I'm sure we've all heard of him), Matt Holliday, Troy Tulowitzki and Jeff Francis.
Make no mistake, these Rockies are good. They're hot, too.
They're coming in winning 21 of their last 22 games and every big regular season game down the stretch right into playoff sweeps. The Red Sox are hot, too, coming back from a 3-1 deficit to dispatch of the Indians. The Rockies, though, are scorching.
Sort it all out and I'll take experience every time.
Red Sox, 4-1.
Take care and God bless.