From the Boston Globe: "The greatest living Red Sox player, New England icon Carl Yastrzemski, underwent emergency triple-bypass surgery yesterday at Massachusetts General Hospital after being diagnosed with coronary artery disease. Yastrzemski, the folk hero of the 1967 Impossible Dream season that forever changed the franchise's fortunes, emerged from the operating room at 8 p.m. after a six-hour procedure to reroute the flow of blood around blockages in three arteries to his heart. "The surgery was a complete success, and he's resting comfortably," said Yastrzemski's spokesman, Dick Gordon." DH responded with this to me after reading the Globe article: .. "resting comfortably" my *&*, I say! We know how that is right after that particular surgery." Let's go out and win one tonight for the Yaz, Red Sox!

lol ribs!! do you know this was "breaking news" on channel 7 yesterday?? i thought that was a bit much but glad to hear he's doing well!!

I'm sorry, I've seen that "resting comfortably" and I say it doesn't look so comfortable. I'm not signing up for that.

From the Boston Globe: DH responded with this to me after reading the Globe article: .. "resting comfortably" my *&*, I say! We know how that is right after that particular surgery." Let's go out and win one tonight for the Yaz, Red Sox!

"resting comfortably"? maybe that is kind of like when I see that a storm has gone "safely out to sea" I've seen some pretty ugly storms at sea