It’s not fun watching our guys not score until the 5th inning and consistently ground into DP’s, strike out, and pop-up. Meanwhile, the Cubs lineup is taking pitches and waiting for the meat to come.

It’s just more fun to see them fall from grace.

everybody sometimes has feelings for something they’ve been told they shouldn’t. you can experiment a little, we won’t look down on you. go on ahead: wear that visor upside-down and backwards. go get good and hammered on old style and budweiser, that game didn’t need paying attention to anyways. socks and sandals are stylish, from what i’m told. who wants to go through life not knowing the pleasures that come from peeing in a trough? just get that wondering out of your system or you’ll never shake those feelings of what could have been. woo woo!

When I was younger. In the end, it just wasn’t for me.

I’m glad I did though, because then I could never truly appreciate what it means to be who I am.

How is he so good this year?

**waits for the roids joke…**

it’s perfect. as usual, the cubs are the media darlings and the sox are not even a blip on the radar. just about all the analysts and experts picked the indians to win the central and are gonna stick to their guns all year. meanwhile, the cubs are feasting on home games (59% of their games played) as well as games vs the pirates, reds and nats (46% of their games). the cubs will likely make the playoffs again this year (their pitching is actually not bad and StL and Mil have massive flaws) but the 100 year anniversary should bear heavily enough for them to collapse—much like they did last year.

that all the experts actually picked detriot to win the central. most have switched to the indians prettly easily (insert “hafner’s gonna get hot at some point” comment here)

I tried rooting for them,
I was living out of state.
I genuinely liked watching Prior pitch.
The whole Sosa v McGwire thing made them easier to stomach.
I wanted to root for my home town team.

Then Bartman.
Alou freaks out.
E-6.

And I was like “Lord, please let them choke this thing away.”

And they did,
Amen.
Halleluliah.

I laughed maniacally at that pathetic excuse of a ball club the rest of that series.

Like Hazy said, it helped define who I am today.

They are pretty good this year though, in a division that is pretty bad.
And anything can happen post-season.

How great would it be if the Sox were there to stop them?

aw man.