I never really minded the Reds. When I was 13, I put a Reds sticker on my dirt-bike to support them in their 1990 playoff run and World Series battle with the Bash Brothers and the rest of the Oakland A’s. They haven’t really been terribly relevant, and so I’ve had pretty impartial feelings towards [...]
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Today is the 20th anniversary of the first night game at Wrigley Field. Actually, tomorrow is officially the 20th anniversary of the first night game. The game on 8/8/88 was called after 3 1/2 innings because of weather. At that time, my parents owned a True Value, which was one of the coroporate sponsors for the [...]
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Traveling across the river to watch the fireworks in Bettendorf threw a monkey wrench into our typical Cubs-viewing routine. We had to discontinue our television viewing just after Edmonds received his standing ovation from the St. Louis crowd before his first at-bat (ho-hum). A small, portable radio informed us of Soto’s hardball home run as [...]
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Yes, I was at Wrigley for the awful game on Thursday against the Baltimore Orioles. This game was painful for me to sit through. I am willing to take responsibility for this ugly game. I took
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I don’t know what it is about this guy, but he feels the need to trivialize the accomplishments of every opposing player. Jim Edmonds has become a valuable piece of the Cubs. So Ozzie must downplay Edmonds’ accomplishments
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Well, if the Cubs were to get to the World Series and face the Rays, let’s hope the National League pulls through in the All-Star Game and gives the Cubs home field advantage. The Cubs have lots of travel and not very much rest
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I have seen some buzz about moving Fukudome to center field so Micah Hoffpauir could get in the lineup, including in this mailbag post on Cubs.com. I realize that Hoffpauir has shown himself to be a good hitter,
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* What a homestand! The Cubs went 7-0. What impresses me most about the Cubs sweeping the Dodgers and the Rockies is that all 7 games were tight baseball games. This team continues
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I sat at work today, occasionally looking at the score of today’s Cubs vs. Rockies game. After a 4 run deficit in the 1st inning and a 8 run deficit by the middle of the 4th inning, I had all but written off this game. At least we can take care of them tomorrow and salvage the [...]
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Since I can’t seem to embed this crap, here is a link: Asshat of the Week.
I think that every sports team has its share of embarassing fans. We find ourselves wishing that these people would show some maturity, respect, and moderation. Cards fans everywhere should be wishing that this guy
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