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Baseball Primer Newsblog— The Best News Links from the Baseball Newsstand
Monday, October 06, 2008
Wrigleyville was a vast open-air wake Sunday with a sad little shrine.
Grieving fans left candles, flowers, cans of Old Style, and some nasty notes to the Cubbies at a makeshift memorial to the 2008 season outside Wrigley Field.
One letter, short and to the point, stood out.
“Dear Cubs,” it began. “Thanks for nothing.”
Repoz would have something witty to say here, so I’ll have to resort to so saying that they kept putting up signs saying that It was gonna happen. Maybe they should clarify next year.
Gamingboy
Posted: October 06, 2008 at 05:54 PM | 14 comment(s)
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If it was done seriously... it's pathetic. "Thanks for nothing"? I don't even think Philly fans would sink that low. No, wait, they would, but my point still stands.
The Tribune Corp. didn't authorize this, apparently, so it speaks well for the fandom.
And I certainly hope they throttled that Red Sox fan passerby.... that was gross.
*Sigh* I get so tired of seeing the media come out with their "Cubs fandom is in love with losing, and they wouldn't know how to handle winning stories", but then I realize that some of the dumber members of our tribe help perpetuate that crap. We do it to ourselves, and that's almost as pathetic as the hundred year drought.
And someone should invent a "Hey, Don't Look At Me" award for Ted Lilly.
Bad stuff happens cuz of bad execution. Hire Baker. Baker has never won a game. Baker's toothpick has by gameplanning a surplus of roids. Both kinds. So Baker keeps his ars grounded and out of the way and his players' upped and in the way.
Hire Pinealla. Pinealla calls out the one player whose taught the team that Baker's hack-smacking aint smart.
Normally bad execution leads to better execution. Its called livin and learnin. But bad execution stays bad execution when becomes the expected pattern and then a "curse"...
So there's a shrine to futility at the shrine of futility?
"Pinealla" is a condo complex in South Florida, I think.
Try watching Brian Sabean decimate your team year after year. THAT'S pain.
That must be a very impressive erection.
Cubs are a bunch of dumb, gutless losers.
Did I spell gutless right?
Is that a surburb of Chicago?
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