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  1. Pujols in particular looked way overmatched. Second to last pitch to Smith, Kimbrel just stared at the bench after he let go of it. He knew Smith had 0 chance.
  2. You good? Long day, typed that w/o my glasses and it must have autocorrected before I hit reply Hahaha so glad I didn't correct that post Nono CUBS WIN!
  3. You good? Long day, typed that w/o my glasses and it must have autocorrected before I hit reply
  4. Haha slo no of contraras breaking bungler
  5. Eh, saltiness is going around it would appear
  6. He’s two weeks into one of the hottest stretches in baseball history and as of this exact moment his OPS is 1 point higher than his season numbers in 2019. He did plenty of proving here. Sure his success may not last, but imagine him on the Cubs right now.
  7. Real happy for the guy. Stunning it took him leaving the Cubs to prove Theo was right. Well, stunning and it horsefeathering blows
  8. its the all star game lol its not like it's gonna be hard to tell who is who yea, I realize that is the case for the majority of the players. but for some players who I haven't seen play, especially from the east coast teams or say, Kansas City, I would have no idea who they were. besides its the All Star game, why not have the teams logo and the players name predominant?
  9. as it is, in real time game action its going to be impossible to make out some of those logos
  10. I dont mind the floral sleeve or the soccer appearance, but I hate the hidden city name and the greyed out logo. white is good for home, but I think the away jerseys should be a light charcoal and the teams logo more prominent, like this: https://imgur.com/8MFgaOR
  11. or it could be a columbine which would be totally appropriate https://denvergardeners.wordpress.com/2016/07/30/rocky-mountain-columbine-colorados-iconic-state-flower/
  12. it looks like a hibiscus floral pattern which is ....weird considering the all star game is in Denver
  13. That would be a good and fun idea. But my favorite idea is just starting the season with Fields. I'm thinking it would be awesome to maybe package an entire offense around Fields. That would allow the Bears some flexibility to make a special package of plays for Dalton. Like, say, the holder on extra point attempts. why, so you can get your franchise QB hurt while not playing QB? just start him
  14. Do you still tell people you're FROM there? Or is that more of a response to where you're born? I waited until I spent more than half my life (and had kids born) here before I’d say I’m from New Jersey. But that was only in a vacation or similar situation. Yea, I guess I didn't understand exactly what Wrigley was asking, but puget sound in general has had such a huge influx of people not born and raised here that most people assume you weren't either. It's a rare day meeting someone who is from the area
  15. living on the west coast for 12 years, I learned awhile ago that it is FAR easier to tell people I am from "northern Illinois", but when the reply is "Chicago??" I say yes. the reason is it takes too much time and far too irrelevant to anything in my life to go into a long description of where I actually grew up. I never have lived in the Chicago metro area. Seattle area, San Francisco area, LA/San Fernando valley, Minneapolis and Madison I have all called home, but never Chicago. So, how infuriated would you all feel about that? Do you still tell people you're FROM there? Or is that more of a response to where you're born? "from, more or less". if they ask what neighborhood, I get into where I really am from. its too much meaningless talk, honestly, and only those from Chicago really press the question. everyone else just thinks Illinois is Chicago, and they have some vague understanding of corn fields.
  16. living on the west coast for 12 years, I learned awhile ago that it is FAR easier to tell people I am from "northern Illinois", but when the reply is "Chicago??" I say yes. the reason is it takes too much time and far too irrelevant to anything in my life to go into a long description of where I actually grew up. I never have lived in the Chicago metro area. Seattle area, San Francisco area, LA/San Fernando valley, Minneapolis and Madison I have all called home, but never Chicago. So, how infuriated would you all feel about that?
  17. Wrigley Field, in its current form, looks great from the outside. What? I dont hate it, but I also don't feel it's a masterpiece by any stretch of the imagination. It's almost disappointing, save the Marquee
  18. And that small minority of people are wrong. People should work harder in school. The "Chicago" in that middle pic incorporates some of the most rural places in the state. I'm referring more to the "Central Illinois" part. I can't put Champaign in the same categories as Carbondale, for example. And Champaign isn't northern Illinois either. But it's an abstract graphic, you can nitpick any of the borders
  19. The middle pic is how most people outside of the metro view Illinois. I grew up in the red part, for instance. The only thing I dislike about the Bears being in a 'burb is I will always think of them playing their games along the lakeshore. It sucks that there is no simple solution to stadium capacity or ingress/egress to the stadium. And I can't in good conscious advocate for a new freeway tail disrupting more of that neighborhood, which is what it would take.
  20. The horsefeathers I can't. There is no possible way you can think that because at some point in your life, you must have looked into a mirror and gazed in horror!
  21. I think it's rather funny how much misconception there is around the de-listing of Soldier Field. It wasn't delisted because it turned out "ugly", it was delisted because the designer, Lohan, took the conceptual route we in the industry call "facadism". Archibabble to be sure, and I probably lost you all 2 sentences ago, but when you gut a historic structure and leave the exterior, it is the most patronizing way to try and keep hold of the "historicism". It won several design awards. Not that they mean everything because we as a profession are extremely self rewarding. But honestly, you can't look at SF and think "that's the ugliest thing I've ever seen". Wrigley field, for example, looks like a horsefeathering circus tent from the exterior. Lucas Oil Field looks like it might house a blimp. The Raiders new stadium is just Darth Vader's helmet after it melted down on a very windy day. Stadiums are notoriously difficult to grasp in a single view because THEY'RE GINORMOUS AND, non of it is the Bears fault. The City hired the designers and construction company. But yea, sooooo Bears
  22. If you told me we'd be up a game at the end of this series, I'd take it Cubs Win!
  23. well, let's be honest, I can't even imagine thinking to myself "I own the Chicago Bears" to begin with, so....
  24. I just cant fathom thinking to myself "I don't want to be the owner of the Chicago Bears anymore"
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