Tag Archives: Chicago Cubs

2010 Chicago Cubs Season Precap

If this year at Wrigley Field were an animal, it would be a puking gorilla. Our correspondent reports from Waveland and Sheffield.

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2010 Chicago Baseball Preview: Beyond Thunderdome

You root for the Cubs? The Cubs? What’s the matter with you? In case you’ve been living in a cave, or have perhaps been sequestered for the past several decades, I’d like to remind you there’s a vastly superior team just across town, far more able to compete for the long haul and already instilling [...]

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The 35th Street Post Office [March 10, 2010]

Your busy editor thinks the Twins’ loss is everyone else’s loss, and that Gordon Beckham is the logical heir to the Robinson Cano fortune.

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Cubs, Sox Sweep LVPs

A pair of Chicago outfielders, now united for all eternity. Hilarious. [ESPN]

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He Could Be Heroes

Just for one season cut mercifully short. Ladies and gentlemen, Milton Bradley has solved all of our problems. [A.V. Chicago]

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The Three People You’ll Meet At Today’s Cubs-Sox Game

Baseball’s worst ballpark hosts September’s lamest showdown. There is a reason they usually have these things in June.

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Of Contempt and Cornerbacks

Don’t quit watching yet, friends. It’s what they want you to do. [Mouthpiece Sports]

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Two Reasons To Still Care

Hey, is it late summer already? Good things are just around the corner!

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Mirror Images

With a month to go, the Cubs and Sox are complete opposites doing the exact same thing. [A.V. Chicago]

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A Mile In Their Shoes

In which your editor tries to see things from the enemy’s perspective. Results may prove spiteful. And hilarious. [The Beachwood Reporter]

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The White Sox Enemies List: Harry Caray

This series addresses the matter of how we can maximize the fact of our incumbency in dealing with persons known to be active in their opposition to our Ballclub.

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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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The Marginally Lesser of Two Different Evils

Asking the important questions, like: when is it okay to cheer for Satan?

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Sammy Sosa Owes Us All A Big Apology

Waiting until 1994 to start doing steroids – how dare you? [Mouthpiece Sports]

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Cubs-Sox Isn’t Dead, Just Really Pathetic

Remember when these teams were both soooo great? Yeah, me either. Death to the Cubs!

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Historic Wrigley Field

At the dawn of this year’s installment of the civil war, we present a few words on the city’s other, less-accomplished baseball team.

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