
Fonzie2178
Sep 22, 2008 Dec 21, 2009 4 262
I've been a Cubs fan since 1977, which was the year I was conceived. So pretty much my whole life.
a fan of
Chicago Cubs
Chicago Bulls
Chicago Bears
Iowa Hawkeyes
Iowa Hawkeyes
Phil Mickelson
Mark Martin
Tim Sylvia
Evander Holyfield
Not a big soccer fan, but to be consistent, Chicago Fire
Lance Armstrong (Only one I know of)
Maria Sharapova
Chicago Blackhawks
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Eric Hanna sighting: courtesy of MLB.com
I posted this in response to Worf in Al's main thread, but since it is practically crashed from all the traffic I thought I'd post a fanshot. Enjoy, he's alive and well!
3 days ago
Fonzie2178
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Aaron Miles thinks the Cubs have to get "hungry"
In this laugher of an article, Aaron Miles tries to explain what is wrong with the Cubs right now, complete with a 2 month old video highlight.
4 months ago
Fonzie2178
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Who's been your favorite Minor League Cub call-up after the first half?
It goes without saying that the injury-plagued first half has been quite frustrating and far below all our expectations of 2009. We should send a shout out to the call-ups who have helped to keep the team in contention for the division championship. I think it's great to see these guys come out and play ball, it seems they show more hustle and heart than some guys who know they'll play every day. I'm not pointing fingers here, just trying to give a little perspective. To me it seems as if we've had more call-ups this year than some previous years, but I don't know where to find that stat. I'm not asking who has tecnically had the best performance, just who you like to see playing. I'll get started. It's hard to pick a favorite but so far, Bobby Scales has been mine. He has a great background story, spending all those years in the minors and finally getting a shot at the Bigs. I would like to see him again since he's given his whole life to the game, without the rewards that the All Stars get. Bobby Scales' reward is playing baseball every day, and he just seems happy to be out there trying his best. Enjoy discussing and GO CUBS!
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Tuesday morning name that Cub...
Al's been doing this so I thought I'd give it a try. Clue: He came to the Cubs along with Larry Bowa before the 1982 season. He was originally intended to play center field but was inserted into the 3rd base position. The next season when the Cubs picked up Ron Cey he was moved to second base, where he had "a few" notable accomplishments. Good luck, merry Christmas and happy Hannukah! Hope this brings a smile to your face :-)
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