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Originally posted by KellyJayI am rooting for ya!!
Not there yet, hopefully this will be the year *century* 🙂
Kelly
Actually, I think it would be great to see Sweet Lou's old team play him in the World Series.
Edit: Is that fan who caught the foul ball that kept the Cubs from going to a World Series earlier still in the witness protection program? I think about him from time to time. I have to admit, it is pretty funny even though that one event turned that poor guys life forever. In fact, it is kinda like a Sienfeld episode. I can just picture George or Crammer leaning over to make the catch.
Originally posted by whodeyBartman is still in the Chicago area, living a quiet life. He doesn't go to Wrigley anymore, and that's a shame, because he's always been a die-hard Cubs fan.
I am rooting for ya!!
Actually, I think it would be great to see Sweet Lou's old team play him in the World Series.
Edit: Is that fan who caught the foul ball that kept the Cubs from going to a World Series earlier still in the witness protection program? I think about him from time to time. I have to admit, it is pretty funny even though that one ev ...[text shortened]... like a Sienfeld episode. I can just picture George or Crammer leaning over to make the catch.
Section 4, Row 8, Seat 113: the Bartman Seat.
Originally posted by Doctor RatCurse that seat! JK LOL Poor Bartman I actually heard that Florida payed him handsomely and that he was gonna live in Florida the rest of his life.
Bartman is still in the Chicago area, living a quiet life. He doesn't go to Wrigley anymore, and that's a shame, because he's always been a die-hard Cubs fan.
Section 4, Row 8, Seat 113: the Bartman Seat.
Originally posted by Doctor RatHell, the Cubs blame guys who catch foul balls, goats in the stadium, the ex-cub factor. Harry Caray and Jack Brickhouse together couldn't get it done. Milo Hamilton couldn't, Steve Stone couldn't. Mark Grace had to leave to get a ring. They should change their name to the "Sphincters" instead of the Cubs. I really don't think the Cubs are that good, I think they are just afraid of Lou and what he will do when they choke it off.
Bartman is still in the Chicago area, living a quiet life. He doesn't go to Wrigley anymore, and that's a shame, because he's always been a die-hard Cubs fan.
Section 4, Row 8, Seat 113: the Bartman Seat.
Originally posted by shortcircuitYes, of course, I meant the Rays. I would NEVER root for a Yankees team under any circumstances whatsoever!!! ðŸ˜
You will have to be more specific here. I am assuming you mean the Rays and not the Yankees (although I know the Yankees must win because No1 Marauder said they would). 😉
You know, Robert Zemeckis had it all wrong in his 'prediction'. Then again, he may be right.
You remember. "Back to the Future: Part II". Marty goes to the future and the Cubs won the WS as advertised on the flashing holograph billboard. Some guy in the background mutters, "Who would have thought they could win it?"
Of course, that wasn't 2008 (it was 2015), and it was against Florida, not Tampa. So, if his 'prediction' comes true the Cubs won't win the WS for another seven years. (and the Marlins change team colors and move the the AL.)
Actually I would like to see the Cubs win. They've always been my second favorite team.
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Originally posted by DaBearsFan08Yes, but what of Bartman? In fact, what of the future Bartman's out there? Put all the great teams on the field that you want, you will still have to deal with "the Bartman effect".
It's certainly been a great ride, i hope we can cap it off with the ultimate prize. This is certainly the best cubs team i've ever seen, even better than the 03 team. Every batter in the lineup is a threat to hurt you and when Big Z's pitching that's just icing on the cake.
So is it a curse or a myth?
Originally posted by whodeyWhen the Cubs win the world series, I want one of the players to run with the ball to the Bartman Seat where he gives it to the fan sitting there, and the fan stands up, rips off his fake mustache and beard, and it is Bartman himself! Vindication for everyone!
Yes, but what of Bartman? In fact, what of the future Bartman's out there? Put all the great teams on the field that you want, you will still have to deal with "the Bartman effect".
So is it a curse or a myth?