There will be no Red Line series this year. There won't be any gloating by Sox fans over Cubs fans either.
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There will be no Red Line series this year. There won't be any gloating by Sox fans over Cubs fans either.
Details emerged regarding the accidental shooting of an innocent teenager on a no. 71 CTA bus Sunday night.
It's been more than 24 hours since the biggest, quickest and most pathetic letdown of my sports fan life, but the anger, pain and confusion are still as fresh as they
were when Alfonso Soriano ended the Cubs' World Series chances with a half-hearted half swing. (Give him some credit, though. I'm pretty sure it was the first pitch of
the NLDS that he actually tried to take.)
Unfortunately for all of us, we now have a painfully long
offseason to nurse our wounds and decide what can be done to make a team that won 97 games more successful in October.
But let's not think about the future just yet. Let's wallow
in self-pity and linger over the questions a bit longer. It's our Cub-given right.
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GroupOn (http://groupon.thepoint.com) offers a new local “thing to do” in Chicago everyday for a heavy discount with limited availability.
Once a month, the City Colleges of Chicago trustees hold a public meeting to approve new hires, shift money from one account to another and okay thousands of dollars worth of contracts for computers,
The Sox forced a game four by defeating the Tampa Bay Rays 5-3 Sunday evening at US Cellular Field. Game four will be Monday in Chicago.
Suffice it to say, but the next big game at Wrigley Field will not feature the Cubs.
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Sun-Times columnist Rick Telander uses verbal sticks to pick at the reeking carcass of the Chicago Cubs season.
The Chicago Cubs lost at Los Angeles 3-1 on Saturday night and were eliminated from playoff contention after one of the most successful regular seasons in franchise history.
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