YouTuberific: How Do You Say Beer Koozie in Japanese?

That's right folks, it's time for another Friday edition of YouTuberific Red Sox clips. As per usual, there's more than enough bizarre video paraphanalia to keep Sox fans going. Or wondering. You pick the correct verb, WMYM is too confused over attempts to calibrate international jet lag with the resurrection of a 1950s stadium and 115,000 people watching a baseball exhibition.

Ok, so without further ado, here's what you're watching.

1) If ever there were a product that would make for an easy sale, it's a "Yankees Suck" beer koozie, right? Well, if there was any doubt you needed to purchase one, putting together a montage about everything worth hating about the Yankees isn't a bad way to convince the rest of us
2) Yes, they really do start them young in Boston. And fandom really is passed on hereditarily. Absolutely.
3) Sure it gets annoying after the first few minutes, but listening to a guy who has absolutely no concept of how baseball is played call the season opener is surprisingly entertaining at first. Don't take WMYM's word for it, take a listen yourself.
4) In case you just tuned in, Manny's been proving he's in fine form quite well this spring, thank you very much.
5) Bill James is the godfather of baseball stat heads, but he's also a key part of the Red Sox front office. 60 Minutes sat down with Senor James, owner John Henry and a handful of other front office types for a piece running this weekend. Worth checking out.
6) Everyone hates Mike Francesa from Mike and the Mad Dog, but perhaps you've never had a real concrete reason to, beyond the Yankee fandom. Well, now you have proof that he's a bonafide idiot, as he contradicts his own logic about Josh Beckett's injury within the span of 60 seconds. Truly brilliant stuff.
7) So, they shipped all those weird inflatable wiggle worms to Japan! That's where they went! Well, at least they made for a unique opening ceremony.
8) Sweet Caroline can get beyond any cultural barriers. You can almost see the tear in Neil Diamond's eye.
9) And just in case you were wondering if they'd exhausted memorabilia to emblazon with World Series Champions on it, they officially have.

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