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| In the end, all that mattered was that Grabowski finally had broken free from his early-season slump with his first career three-hit game and that Jeff Weaver finally had gotten the run support that had been missing from all but one of his previous starts. By touting their films and eagerly competing in the international market, the Irish seem to have broken free from the debilitating side of their social psyche with its self-doubt, begrudgery, and insecurity. From a technical perspective, the stock has finally broken free. |
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