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Saturday afternoon rolled around, and I actually got to watch most of the Cubs game. It was nice to sit down, relax, and watch the game… it was also nice that the Cubs made it an enjoyable experience by beating … Continued
After 40 games, the Cubs sit with a 13-27 mark. That’s good for worst in the majors. Are they really this bad? I’d like to think not. I’d like to think they go on a run at some point and … 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
So how does a “die-hard” fan watch 342 regular season games per year? The answer for most of us is, we don’t. Don’t get me wrong, I would watch 342 regular season games per year, but it’s just not feasible. Life … 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
Mama said there’d be days like this… The Wild got their 1st win last night at home, and pulled within 2-1 in the series. It was a lackluster effort by the Hawks, who didn’t seem interested in putting their foot … 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
So it took a month, but the Cubs have finally won their first series of the year, and it couldn’t come against a better team. Actually, they’re in the midst of a 3-game winning streak, as they go for the … Continued
I made a decision this morning to start ramping up my “training” for the half marathon I signed up to run this summer. Instead of taking my dog on a lazy 2-block walk, I decided to go with the focused … Continued