Mets meltdown.

[CuseCubFan69]

I am sure Houston will always feel it for the killer "B's" But is the pain of defeat longer lasting than the joy of victory?

 

I can pretty much remember every loss that I've had as a coach and how it happened.

[hardcorecubfan]

I am sure Houston will always feel it for the killer "B's" But is the pain of defeat longer lasting than the joy of victory?

 

I can pretty much remember every loss that I've had as a coach and how it happened.

 

Me too, couldn't tell you the order of my kids for the three state titles in CC but I can for the loss four years ago.

 

Cuse are we the oldies on this website?

[CuseCubFan69]

I am sure Houston will always feel it for the killer "B's" But is the pain of defeat longer lasting than the joy of victory?

 

I can pretty much remember every loss that I've had as a coach and how it happened.

 

Me too, couldn't tell you the order of my kids for the three state titles in CC but I can for the loss four years ago.

 

Cuse are we the oldies on this website?

 

Could you make that print a little bigger, I couldn't read what you wrote?

 

I ain't old, but I'm sure we're in the top 10 percent age wise on this site. Fred might be the oldest as he often said he played ball with Jesus. And let me tell you this, you think Randolph is getting crucified in the press, he hasn't got a thing over the big man when he made an error that cost Nazareth the game against Rome.

[chuckywang]

I wouldn't be surprised if the Mets win the East. Don't the Phillies usually come on strong at the end but don't pull it out? Though in 2005 they did all they could the stupid Cubs just couldn't beat the Astros.

 

If only Jose Macias's line drive was two inches higher....

[Soul]

MwahahahaHAHAHAH.

 

ahhhh, feels good.

 

AAHHH-ahahahahaHAHAHA!

 

Oh yea, man that really feels GOOD baby!

 

 

Wait. *checks standings again*

 

.....AAAA-HAHAHAHAHAHHHH!

[hardcorecubfan]

I am sure Houston will always feel it for the killer "B's" But is the pain of defeat longer lasting than the joy of victory?

 

I can pretty much remember every loss that I've had as a coach and how it happened.

 

Me too, couldn't tell you the order of my kids for the three state titles in CC but I can for the loss four years ago.

 

Cuse are we the oldies on this website?

 

Could you make that print a little bigger, I couldn't read what you wrote?

 

I ain't old, but I'm sure we're in the top 10 percent age wise on this site. Fred might be the oldest as he often said he played ball with Jesus. And let me tell you this, you think Randolph is getting crucified in the press, he hasn't got a thing over the big man when he made an error that cost Nazareth the game against Rome.

 

Man I am not that old, I only go back to the post season of the crusades when the Pope sent the wiley rookies the "Children Crusade" against the crafty veterans the Turks. Boy their a bad move that lead to a massacre .