Chicago has the right to revel in the Cubs' winning the World Series.
With any luck, it won't happen again until well into the next century.
Tuesday, November 8, 2016
The "Group W" Terminal
Terminal B at O'Hare Airport:
Chicago has the right to revel in the Cubs' winning the World Series.
With any luck, it won't happen again until well into the next century.
Chicago has the right to revel in the Cubs' winning the World Series.
With any luck, it won't happen again until well into the next century.
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IDK, Theo Epstein looks to have built that shit up, right! On the other hand, I'm a little surprised that tRump didn't take a shot at the Cubbies having a guy named "Epstein" running the place, every other thing he's done has dog whistled the "Protocols" playbook!
ReplyDeleteIt's interesting that the Red Sox owners got rid of the two people who brought the series title to Boston in 2004 - Terry Francona and Theo Epstein. Both the Cubs and the Indians came out ahead on that. And it was karma that the Indians clobbered the Sox in the post season.
ReplyDeleteIt was a little painful to watch, as a Sox fan. But karma is karma, and the owners treated Francona abominably on his way out.