Have the Cubbies run right out into the middle of the field. Have Keith Moreland drop a routine fly.
Steve Goodman, A Dying Cub Fan’s Last Request
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Way to be quick about it BK…have a drink on me! YES!
No offense to DeRosa, but I’m glad his number only lasted a couple of hours.
No kidding, Taylor. Even Cordero is getting in on the “shitty late-inning meltdown” bandwagon. Suck it, Brewers.
Can’t wait until the magic number is Jose Macias.
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Good to see your post quoting “A Dying Cub Fan’s Last Request” by Steve Goodman. He often doesn’t get his due. Thought you might be interested in an eight-year project of mine that has come to fruition — an 800-page biography of Goodman published in May, “Steve Goodman: Facing the Music.” The book delves into detail about the background of “Dying Cub Fan” and “Go, Cubs, Go.” Please check my Internet site below for more info on the book. Just trying to spread the word. Feel free to do the same!
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