Cubs Fans, Let It Go: The Sage of Steve Bartman & Moises Alou

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mdguy2415 mdguy2415 posted 4/2/2008 from oriolepost.blogspot.com [flag]
Over the past few years, I have wondered could the Cubs have won if Steve Bartman had not allegedly interfered with a foul ball during the 2003 NLCS? As we know, the Cubs lost that game and the series thereafter. Of course, we also know the fan who supposedly interfered with that ball, Steve Bartman's life was changed forever. Now, Moises Alou, the outfielder who attempted to get the ... [link]

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