Whether it is Crew goalkeeper Eloy Room or former Blue Jackets' Cam Atkinson, losing a fan favorite takes time to get over. Especially for kids
, but this season lost the starting job to rookie Patrick Schulte.
We need to remember that kids see things differently. To them, Room belongs only in black and gold. For some, he was their soccer hero . His departure leaves a hole in the heart. I know what I am saying, because in 1978 I sobbed when the Cleveland traded Buddy Bell to the Texas Rangers for Toby Harrah in a swap of third basemen. It wasn’t fair. Bell was a Cleveland mainstay. Then he was gone. How was this possible?
Other than perfectly manicured bunkers being more aesthetically pleasing, and white sand appearing more attractive than brown dirt on TV, there is no reason why traps should make life easier for anyone, much less those whose abilities are well beyond ours.
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