Sharing Personal Fan Experiences Daily
Being a Chicago sports fan is great. Living in Chicago among the rest of the brethren that lives and breathes it, being able to share these passionate feelings, it doesn’t get any better. It doesn’t stop there though. Chicago sports … Continued
As we celebrate another Memorial Day, I want to take a quick stroll down memory lane. Before we do that, let’s remember all those who died fighting for our country… that is what we should remember each and every Memorial … Continued
It was bound to happen. We couldn’t go through the entire playoffs undefeated at home, right? It sure looked good early on, as the Hawks put it in cruise control after being up 2-0 in the 2nd period. Then, it … Continued
This is the guy I want. Forget Carmelo. This is the guy that the Bulls should go after. Do it now GarPax… don’t wait. We already know he will NOT resign in Minnesota. We got the pieces, more than enough … Continued
Hate is a strong word. I really don’t like using it. However, when it comes to certain individuals and teams that have “hurt me”, hate is an emotion that flows through me. Most times it stems from a devastating loss… … Continued
What else can go right for the Hawks right now? First, the Penguins get elminated (I wasn’t really worried about them), but guess I’d much rather face the Rangers in the Finals WHEN we get there. Then, Seabrook’s dump-in bounced off … Continued
On this beautiful Sunday Mother’s Day morning, it’s time for some reflection. How did that draft go for DA Bears? Are we going to be able to take care of the Wild? Will the Cubs lose 100 games again? Will … Continued
This is what was supposed to happen. Finally, the Cubs take one from the Sox to avoid the sweep. I was sick of Sox fans coming up to me at work all day reminding me what happened the night before. … Continued
As the Crosstown series began this year, it didn’t seem to hold the same importance as it usually does. With the Blackhawks going for their 3rd cup in 5 years, the Bears draft coming up this week, and both teams … Continued
Once a week, almost every week, I play racquetball with my father. Before my brother moved to the ‘burbs, all three of us used to play together (they played when I lived in Los Angeles for a few years). Our … Continued