In the beginning of the 2013 Cubs season it seemed like Dale Sveum lacked the fire and ispirational style a manager that would benefit young athletes. At times I thought he would stick with starters too long, before going to Continue reading
I was born in December 1965 at Skokie Valley Hospital and raised primarily in the suburbs of Hoffman Estates and Schaumburg. My father, of course, was a Cubs fan and of course I grew up a Cubs fan as well. Continue reading
You may have heard the other day that there may be a mythical Italian Beef Helmet now being served at Wrigley Field. Of course, I have had the nacho helmet before ($15, tax included, abdominal distention guaranteed) and while it Continue reading
Foreward: I hate Cubs v. White Sox. I grew up on the southwest side of the city as a White Sox fan before converting after a baseball hiatus in 1998. Since interleague play began this series has been a lightning Continue reading
It has been a little while since I last wrote something about our beloved Cubbies. However, my school year is over and things are settling down a bit which offers me more time to do other things. One thing I Continue reading
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It’s amazing how drastically a baseball career can progress. Rizzo said 5 years ago he was in hospital w/ cancer: “Crazy how everything has come full circle.” — Paul Sullivan (@PWSullivan) May 13, 2013 Now Anthony Rizzo has Continue reading
We’ve been fapping for Anthony Rizzo for quite a while. Can he hit left-handed pitching consistently? Is he really the first baseman of the future? Did the Cubs win the Andrew Cashner trade? Is he Adam Dunn? (No, he isn’t) Continue reading
Off days are so boring and even with all the fail surrounding the Cubs, we still miss our boys when they don’t play. While they get a much needed day off, we can still talk baseball! Here’s a look back Continue reading
Something interesting came up today as Anthony Rizzo hit another two homers to become the Cubs’ all-time leader in homers in April by a left-handed batter. Yeah, they have small-sample meaningless stats for everything! But all those home runs are Continue reading