Tag Archives: Bold Predictions

And Now, A Few Insanely Specific Predictions

If you’re going to believe in sports, you might as well believe in something ridiculous.

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The 35th Street Guide To 2010 White Sox Fantasy Baseball

They’re only sleepers if you didn’t see them coming.

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The Probable Outcomes Of Passing On A Pure DH

The fate of the most DHingest players on the DHingest team in the DHingest little city in America, ordered chronologically from saddest to truest.

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Bold Predictions: We’re Not In Schaumburg Anymore, Chad

I’m starting with the fan in the mirror; I’m asking him to change his ways.

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Bold Predictions: Your Sweeps Will Mean Nothing!

Q: What’s the difference between May in Chicago and September in Kansas City? A: Six pounds of ribs.

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Bold Predictions: Chicago Rock City

Second and fourth places have never been so horrifically similar.

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Bold Predictions: Life on the Street

There is a saying in Baltimore that baseball games may be played in fifty ways and that all of them end poorly.

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Bold Predictions: The Lesser of Two Extremes Edition

Things to watch for in this weekend’s Twins-Raiders series.

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Previewing Tomorrow’s News

With Opening Day postponed due to hilariously inclement weather, let us offer up suggestions for the back page headline of tomorrow’s Sun-Times: Snow Way! Snow-Hitter Say It Ain’t Snow! Snow-pening Day Home Snow-pener That’s a White Sox Win-ter Good God, What A Terrible City We Live In Where It Snows During Baseball Season Stay tuned!

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The Season After

In the wake of their magical fourth-place finish in 2008, what’s in store for the Kansas City Royals? The answer will probably not surprise you. Part four in a series.

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City Primeval

This season’s forecast for Detroit: generally gloomy but with a 58% chance of sunshine. Part two in a series.

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The Enemy Has Put Us on Notice, General

With prediction season upon us, we rounded up the best and brightest minds on the internet to gaze deeply into the future. Part one in a series.

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Draft YOU, That’s My Name!

Presenting the 35th Street guide to fantasy baseball drafting.

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Things to Watch in Chicago Baseball in 2009

Ten things that will happen in Chicago baseball, all based on nothing in particular.

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Bold Predictions: A Non-Vote of Confidence

What we talk about when we talk about Non-Sox playoff series: Cubs/Dodgers: If the Sox win (more on that tomorrow), may the Cubs win as well; if not, well, it will at least be kind of fun to watch Carlos Zambrano murder one (or many!) of his teammates on national television. Whatever. Prediction: Cubs in 4 OR [...]

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Bold Predictions: The Good That Won’t Come Out

Two teams will enter, one team will leave. Later, the other team will also leave. Which will be which?

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  • "Give me a White Sox fan any day. There's a team that has hosed its fans more completely than nearly any other, and that includes two terms under the best and most fan-friendly owner in history, Bill Veeck. Do you hear them whining endlessly about how God wants them to suffer? Do they bore you with tales of Shoeless Joe Jackson, or Luke Appling, or Wild Bill Dietrich, and how each one has cursed them from beyond the grave? Do they go on and on about Arnold Rothstein and Charlie Comiskey and Chick Gandil and how they robbed their great grandfather of a two-day bender back in '19 whatever? Of course not. They say, 'The Sox? They stink. Another beer over here, Hap.' They don't long-suffer, and if they do, they don't do it loud enough for the rest of the neighborhood to hear. And they've known circles of Hell you've never even driven through on your way to the company picnic."
    - Ray Rotto, The San Francisco Chronicle, September 19, 2003