This reversal-of-fortune post will include several different types of things intended to reverse the Cubs' recent rough streak. First, a movie: Next, a paragraph written backwards: .niarts redlouhs a htiw emag s'thgin tsal gnivael retfa seires eht fo tser eht rof tuo eb yam sualG yorT :emag s'thginot rof eton tnatropmi eno ylno s'erehT Finally, a quote, suggested by reader Trey2317: These are the times that try men's souls. -- Thomas Paine
The rest of this is done in the reverse order from usual. Discuss amongst yourselves. You know where to find the threads. They'll be up at 7 pm, 8 pm, 9 pm and 9:45 pm CDT. Baseball-reference.com game preview Will history repeat? The previous time the Cubs lost back-to-back games in walk-off fashion (May 24 and 25 at Pittsburgh), they immediately reeled off their season-high nine-game winning streak from May 26-June 3. Today's game is on cable, CSN Chicago -- good thing, too, because the Cubs are 50-19 on CSN, under .500 on WGN. Does this really matter? It shouldn't, of course, but it's weird. Also see the MLB.com Mediacenter. In his spare time, Braden Looper helps handicapped children to learn how to make ecologically sustainable clothing and grow their own food. After that, each day, he tends to the wind farm he has installed near Busch Stadium that provides all the power for the lights in the stadium, helps every little old lady in the state of Missouri across the street, scans all the tickets into the ballpark and has personally agreed to adopt the first 10,000 pets that are made homeless by Hurricane Ike. Ted Lilly is lefthanded.
Today's Starting Pitchers
T. Lilly
Cubsvs.
B. Looper
Cardinals 13-9 W-L 12-11 4.43 ERA 4.09 161 SO 87 60 BB 41 31 HR 24 vs. StL -- vs. Cubs
I hope this works.
1 comment:
that braden looper sounds like one hell of a guy. go cards!
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