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I feel like this term gets thrown around too loosely… “instant classic”. Every great game we witness, we want to label it that way; it’s the same with players we see play. This guy is the greatest of all time. … Continued
5:24 AM… that’s when this Saturday morning started. My son always gets up super early on the weekend; sometimes I’ll tell him to go back to bed. He may… for a minute, but then get back to trying to get … Continued
Welp, that didn’t last long. At least the Cubs were undefeated for one game… I mean, they didn’t even make it out of the first half of the first inning even, as the Pirates jumped out to an early 2-0 … Continued
OK, let me just say this is NOT an April Fool’s joke. No, that would be something like we did to my wife in the morning, telling her she had a flat tire; she bought it for about 2 seconds … Continued
OK, going to stray off the beaten path for a minute, on this here 31st of March. Of course, this is a special day in my life; my one and only tattoo tells me so. It was on this day, … Continued
Ernie Banks, 19 years all with the Cubs. He is an anomaly. There is only one Mr. Cub. Actually, there is one other guy that has donned the Cubs uniform exclusively; he is Stan Hack who spent 16 years all … Continued
I was hyped up to watch the Bulls play the Warriors late Monday night. After being so excited after the Vucevic trade, and then seeing them flop against the Spurs on Saturday, I was ready for redemption; I’ll have to … Continued
Man were there a bunch of whiny bitches after the Cubs decided to start Nico Hoerner off in the minor leagues to start the 2021 season. Obviously playing the service time card, people were outraged, after Nico’s hot spring resulted … Continued
For a day that brought so much promise in Chicago sports, Saturday certainly felt like a big thud after an 0-3 record was turned in. It started with Loyola. Unfortunately, or fortunately as it turned out, I wasn’t able to … Continued
As the next episode of Baseball Seasons rolls, we revisit the year 1985. That year brings back memories of a totally different kind in a totally different sport here in Chicago, but I already wrote about 23 blogs about those … Continued