sportingnews.com - 10/3/2008
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Today's Calls: Cubs vs. Oblivion, Evan Longoria vs. CC Sabathia, South Florida vs. Utah, Big 12 vs. Big 12, Bills vs. Titans, NBA vs. Tim Donaghy, NHL vs. Relevance and More.
The Opening Pitch : Yes, Cubs fans, it's time to panic.
Because by the time we meet back here on Monday, the ...
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Friday 10/03 A.M. Quickie:Cubs, Longoria, Phils, USF, Utah, NHL
Dan Shanoff —
Will anyone really dispute the lead assertion of my SN column today that the Cubs are basically finished in this postseason? You lose two straight at home to open a best-of-5 series and you practically deserve to get ousted. ...
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The Rays-White Sox Series Is Already Pretty Intense
awfulannouncing.blogspot.com 10/3/2008 — So I've been taking in the White Sox-Rays game this afternoon, and I think it actually got me interested in Playoff Baseball this year. Sure the Cubs' misery is fun and all, but yesterday just came off extremely slow paced to me. Not sure if it was ...
On cusp of heartbreak
chicagotribune.com 10/3/2008 — Every Cubs infielder committed an error and the bats took their second consecutive night off as the Los Angeles Dodgers moved to the cusp of sweeping the Cubs with a 10-1 victory on Thursday night.
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Once Again, Sports Illustrated is Wrong About the Cubs
juicedsportsblog.com 10/3/2008 — Sports Illustrated's pereniel World Series pick, the Cubs, is now down 0-2 and about to be eliminated. SI opened the MLB season with a cover that said something queer in Japanese the turned out to be "It's Going to Happen." Not. Here's a compilation of some of SI's greatest Cubs pandering covers.
This Is the Year (Like Every Other Year)
zonersports.com 10/3/2008 — The Cubs peed all over themselves. Isn’t that really the heart of the matter? On the mound, in the field and most definitely at the plate, the Cubs look nothing like the team that won 97 games this year. The Sox are missing their MVP candidate. What’s the Cubs’ excuse?
