Ahh, October. Talk of baseball hangs in the air like fats and sweets over the Food Pyramid. So, weatherwise, will this week be a Curt Schilling or a Danny Almonte?
This week's weather is looking sharp, with mostly sunny skies in order. Cool morning lows in the upper 40s will lead to seasonable afternoon highs around 70.
The only possible Steve Bartman in the mix is a chance of light rain Tuesday morning.
So, take it from someone who played one season of Tee-Ball when he was six (and spent most of that drawing pictures in the outfield dirt): good weather for baseball or whatever else is up your sleeve this week.
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