The most annoying part of your baseball experience, now made even more so.
Who has the best fans? Cubs? Sox? If WMAQ’s findings are any indication, I vote “neither:”
JAKE SAYS:
thee cubs fans have been waiting 101 years they cry if there team looses and so what if the cub fans drink a lot isnt that what going to a baseball game is aboutt
CUBS RULE SAYS:
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It’s like street photography, but with a voice recorder instead of a camera as confusion reigns on the streets of Chicago. Part six in a series.
Ten things that will happen in Chicago baseball, all based on nothing in particular.
Once again, it’s never really about the game.
A pair of related news items make the Chicago Tribune even more meta than we ever imagined.
Special guest Todd Kaplan shows us why no baseball team is justified in crying poor. Yet.
Everything you need to know in time for this Election Day.
In which your editor admits to wishing the Cubs the very second-best.
Strange times get stranger at the Chicago Tribune:
Owner sam Zell is being sued by his employees. . .
. . . their most valuable asset is under fire for receiving scheduling favors from Major League Baseball. . .
. . . the biggest news in local sports media isn’t local sports news but news about local sports media. . .
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What’s the opposite of greener pastures? One fan searches for the answer. Chris T. reports from beyond the Thunderdome.
A brief bit of angry, nonsensical sabre-rattling you’d expect from a guy who celebrates the midpoint between made-up holidays.
Want a great deal on rent in Chicago? Try building a stadium.
A quick comparison of two-team markets:
New York Yankees & Mets: 73-67 (.521)
Los Angeles Angels & Dodgers: 87-58 (.600)
Chicago White Sox & Cubs: 61-78 (.439)
Which begs the question: does anyone really win this weekend? More on the inevitable Sox bullpen implosion later. I’ve got a Jack McDowell baseball card to offer sacrifice to.
On the true meaning of the best, stupidest rivalry in all of sports.
