I'm currently watching Game 6 of the 1975 World Series - the classic between the Reds and the Red Sox. For a guy who was born in 1977 and grew up a Sox fan, I've of course heard and read all about the 75 season and the
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ur cable or satellite system, you're missing out.
Posted by Matt Harrington | No comments yet
24 October 2008
ng Cubs fan, I thought I should point out that the Phils are the logical choice to root for in this World Series.
I have heard the stories all year long about the Rays, and sure they make a nice story and all, but as a Cubs fan, do I really care to hear about some other team coming from nowhere to win it all? Wouldn't I be better off with a winner that was actually expected to do something this season? I mean, if the futility of the North Siders continues throughout my lifetime, do I really need any more storylines about the team that has a payroll lower than some teams coaching salaries? Well that's just the beginning, really...
Posted by Joe Isbell | No comments yet
21 October 2008
My prayers have been answered. The Boston Red Sox are not in the World Series. I cannot tell you how happy I am that they lost to the Rays. I am sick of the Sox fan. You've had 5 years of winning and 86 years of losing, and you've become more annoying than the Yankee fan. At least the Yankees have a real tradition of winning. Show some humility and admit that the Rays were the better team. It was great to see the Rays win game 7. They really deserved it. Aside from the collapse in game 5 they really played great baseball. Hitting, pitching, and defense were all there. The worst to first season continues into the
Posted by hrdkored | No comments yet
16 October 2008
d I think that he will. He take the mound with that Texas attitude that led Florida to a World Series title before.
Now that the Dodgers are done for the year, we can start
Posted by Tom | No comments yet
Philadelphia Phillies defeated the Dodgers to win the National League Pennant and are headed to the World Series! Congratulations to the Phils…and let’s start making plans for that parade!
Posted by utopia1dc | 4 comments
2 August 2008
going to simply walk away from their favorite team no matter how long it takes for them to win the World Series. True Cubs fans are fans for life....they will continue to fill the seats every single year no matter the outcome of previous seasons. Call it stupid, some critics do, and I don't want to get into all of that right now, especially since I'm one of those "stupid" people that watches the Cubs every day. Anyway, all I'm saying is that Cubs fans are very loyal fans that will provide continually increasing revenue for the new owner.
Posted by Kellen King | No comments yet
12 June 2008
this team is good enough to not only contend in the East, but to win the NL pennant and perhaps the World Series.
But that's not going to happen, not at this rate.
The Braves can't hit in the clutch, can't win on the road (that's 7-24 for the season, in case you've lost track), can't win close games (3-17 in one-run decisions) and now, three-fifths of their projected starting rotation (Smoltz, Glavine and Mike Hampton) are on the DL.
Posted by Bud L. Ellis | No comments yet
25 February 2008
s title, your heart probably sank and it has shattered all the chances of the Cubs making it to the World Series. Put away those tissues and turn that frown around because good old Zambrano is not hurt, but in perfect health. But will he stay that way? Below, I have posted my top ten predictions on what will happen during the Cubs season. If any of these do happen you wish would not happen, please do no send me hate mail. Enjoy!
Posted by Ryan Neiman | 2 comments
21 February 2008
o;t anything else for him to accomplish. There is one thing Clemens has the Bonds does not: a World Series Ring. There is still that taste in Bonds mouth for a chance of winning it all. He did smell the roses in 2002, but his team collapsed the final two games in the
Posted by Ryan Neiman | No comments yet
18 February 2008
to Ryan Dempster of the Chicago Cubs make a bold prediction, “I think we are going to win the World Series. I really do.” Great, just what a Cubs fans need to hear, another prediction.
Posted by Ryan Neiman | No comments yet
