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T-Ball Journal: No Cheering, Coach
By Jim Coffman
It doesn't take much to lose kids at his level. One struck out early in his first game and never came back.Posted on May 31, 2007
The Cub Factor
By Marty Gangler
What're you gunna do? Uncle Lou asks. We have some suggestions.Posted on May 28, 2007
A Mighty Stanley Cup Preview
By Eric Pytel
How will the Ex-Hawk Factor figured into the Stanley Cup Finals? In a way that defies history.Posted on May 28, 2007
T-Ball Journal: Welcome to Little League
By Jim Coffman
Keeping the children hydrated, something we didn't worry about in my day, was the biggest drama of our season-opener - against the Cubs, a team that amazingly enough was sponsored by "Obama for President."Posted on May 24, 2007
The Cub Factor
By Marty Gangler
There are probably as many idiot Cub fans as idiot Sox fans; the point is that these crosstown games bring out the inner idiot of all of Chicago. Let's put an end to them.Posted on May 21, 2007
The Cub Factor
By Marty Gangler
If the Cubs farm system were really an actual functioning farm, they'd be milking chickens, looking for eggs from cows and, of course, beating dead horses.Posted on May 14, 2007
The Cub Factor
By Marty Gangler
Wins are wins but beating the Pirates and Nats is like beating eggs with a wisk - it takes a little energy but you expect to have breakfast.Posted on May 07, 2007
The Case For Barry Bonds
By Jeff Ruby
The precious history of baseball is filled with a lot more pine tar, cork, and Vaseline than good sportsmanship.Posted on May 02, 2007
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