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The MLB schedule is about to end for the date of July 20th. Guess who’s back on top? The crashing down of the Cubs season has been greatly exaggerated. The talk of an all-time team may have been premature, but … Continued
It doesn’t get much better, let me tell you. I’m keeping that “summer” theme going in my blog titles, for those that notice, with a Wrigley In The Summer edition. I was there in person on Monday night… freaking awesome. … Continued
Man has there been some messed up things going on in our world. The killing of innocent people is horrible. The attacks on the police are scary. It’s feeling like the summer of hate. I’m not going to dedicate a … Continued
One more quick preview of the second half. Bryant, Sale, Heyward, Anderson, Lackey, and Rodon have already been identified as some keys to the 2nd half. What is done in the dugout and front office will play a part in … Continued
We’ve talked about Bryant and Sale. They are the 2 stars leading each of their teams. We talked about Anderson and Heyward, and how they need to be big in the 2nd half to help their teams play more than … Continued
With the 2nd half of the season starting on Friday, let’s take a look at the players that will help dictate the success or failure of our teams; something I call, who to watch for. First of all, to be truly … Continued
Who you got? It was a direct match up of the 2 biggest stars in Chicago baseball in the All Star Game on Tuesday. Bryant 1 Sale 0. Bryant took the first pitch he saw from Sale and lined it … Continued
Anybody else think the all star uniforms this year are absolutely atrocious? Although they were the colors of my grammar school uniform, they are also the colors of the 84 Padres. Anybody else still wondering why I hate them? And … Continued
How do you spell relief? I spell it C U B S W I N. How good did it feel to finally win a game on Sunday? It was a tale of 2 halves in the 1st half of this … Continued
It was a good top of the 7th… On this Friday night in Pittsburgh, it was the bottom of the 7th that did the Cubs in. After taking the lead in the top of the inning, the bottom proved to … Continued