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  1. The Cubs? They're playing Almora and Jay there.
  2. [tweet] [/tweet] [tweet]https://twitter.com/MacDime54/status/811780374242074625[/tweet]
  3. Those are basically the main two scenarios I've been kicking around.
  4. So it hadn't occurred to me to check in a while but I was doing some research on something else and I noticed this. FWIW, in terms of DVOA, the Bears are ranked 18th in defense (14th weighted), 15th in offense (11th in weighted offense), 14th in special teams (18th weighted), and 21st overall.
  5. PPR? Yup
  6. update i'm in the championship game (was the lowest seeded playoff team)
  7. Boldin Dion Lewis Mike Wallace Ryan Mathews Cobb Duke Johnson Jr. Tyler Lockett Forsett which two for my flex?
  8. [tweet] [/tweet]
  9. http://www.chicagotribune.com/sports/baseball/cubs/ct-cubs-season-tickets-revoked-met-20161220-story.html
  10. http://www.cubsinsider.com/watch-first-look-jason-heywards-new-swing/ https://www.instagram.com/p/BOOjVSDgf00/ [tweet] [/tweet]
  11. If we're in on him as aggressively as reports indicate, I consider it a little bit of reason to be optimistic about his potential to recover. A lot of the other cases of thoracic outlet syndrome that have been mentioned were guys who were pretty old and falling off already (or were crappy to begin with). And not a whole lot of cases to go off of. Guess we'll see.
  12. Even a semblance of that would be nice.
  13. the really old one or the one who's missing an arm? the latter (actually more accurately i believe he is missing a rib now) http://www.cbssports.com/mlb/news/mlb-hot-stove-rumors-cubs-reportedly-seem-to-be-team-most-interested-in-tyson-ross/ http://chicagocubsonline.com/archives/2016/12/tyson-ross-visited-cubs-week.php I believe these came out after the PSD poster claiming to know that he is signing with the Cubs
  14. Surprised nobody is talking about the Ross thing at all
  15. I thought that was in game 7
  16. must be nice to score back to back HOF QBs
  17. Yeah, looks like that got pushed. Sucks. It's going to be awesome when it happens, though. this is going to be awesome...what a view http://chicago.cubs.mlb.com/chc/restore-wrigley/images/renderings/upper-deck-club@2x.jpg
  18. Basically how I feel He had every right to try to leverage his position as a STH into profit and the Cubs had every right to decide it was too much and rightfully take their tickets back. A season ticket holder does not have the right to leverage their position. I seriously do not understand this mentality. You have no right resell tickets. Don't be that guy taking the use of the word "right" ultra literally. The Cubs and MLB not only allow it, they practically encourage it. It is an option on the STH website. You can batch list them easily and they even suggest where to price them based on what other listings are going for. He was allowed to do what he did and the Cubs were allowed to say it was too much and not let him do it again.
  19. Basically how I feel He had every right to try to leverage his position as a STH into profit and the Cubs had every right to decide it was too much and rightfully take their tickets back.
  20. https://www.instagram.com/p/BOIk_XCDrrP/
  21. i take back everything good i said about this disgusting team other than jimmy and wade. i still like them.
  22. is this ABTY or whatever the hell? or marlin?
  23. that espn cover is very cool but i kinda would rather someone like KB or Rizz were on there then again, the cavs have JR smith up there so who cares
  24. There are about 41,300 seats at Wrigley Field. People were willing to pay $3,500 for crappy upper level seats to Game 1. The scarcity of tickets relative to the demand for them is what dictated those prices. I don't know what the actual number of fans who wanted to attend one of the games was. I'm guessing it was easily over a million, though. Regardless, it turns out that the evil scalpers may have provided a way for some of these fans to attend the first WS in 71 years who would otherwise be locked out. The suggestion that brokers don't make otherwise-unavailable tickets available to fans doesn't pass the laugh test. That's precisely what they do, and why people are willing to pay the high prices. Unless you think there's some sort of scalper monopoly cartel out there. Hmm.... They're not unavailable tickets, you loon; you keep talking like you're providing tickets that wouldn't be used unless you provided the generous service of selling them as a scalper. Given the huge demand for the limited supply, they are very very difficult to get. To a degree to which calling it unavailable isn't really inaccurate.
  25. I have no idea what your reply means.
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