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I support the Cub players and organization 100%. The Cub fans don't deserve this though. They bullied and turned on one of their own for a simple foul ball and now, years later, no Cub fan wants to own up to it. It was hilarious seeing Larry King sitting behind home plate at Dodger stadium last week for the Cubs series.
Way to paint with a broad brush.
I know a lot of Cubs fans who dislike how Steve Bartman was treated.
Almost ALL Cub fans I know hated how that went down. It was a terrible look, no doubt.
I was told by 2 different, unreliable sources that Bartman was a ND grad. Does anyone know if that is true?
Cubs fans = Wine and Cheese crowd
Most fan bases starved for a championship would've responded the same way to bartman. Not saying it was right but people were looking for something to blame. Red sox were equally as awful to buckner.
Or Pete Bercich
As a lifelong Cubs / White Sox fan, I found it unacceptable at the time, and now, the way Steve Bartman was treated by the national and Chicago media and the Cub fans. Thankfully, the Cubs, as an organization, would have none of it and did their best to protect Steve from the mob. This starved fan base acted as though they didn't have a brain in their head .No clue. Bully mob mentality ruled over a harmless foul ball. This starved fan base found a reason to blame a humble fan but completely looked the other way of the error by Cubs SS Alex Gonzales. An error that opened the flood gates later that inning. Buckner was a player who muffed an actual play. Bartman was a fan who was involved in a simple foul ball that meant nothing. Gonzales was a player who screwed up a double play ball that led to the whole darn disaster. And the media hounded Bartman at his home, at his job, and at his Little League where he coached. I would tell all of them to get screwed. If Steve would return to Wrigley with fanfare, all it would take would be a Cubs loss or two for the media and fan base to blame the poor guy all over again.
The Cubs have to be more disciplined at the plate. They are swinging at pitches that don't reach the plate or pitches up at eye level. I would think they'll be OK the rest of the way if they just swing at the close ones. Hope springs eternal! I'm sick of next years!
Never say never, I guess, but I got a feeling you are looking at another next year, unless the Cub batters turn it around in a hurry. Two shutouts and stranding something like 13 men on base in game two is not championship baseball.
It can change in a hurry. The Cubs looked awful in Games 2 and 3 against LA, and then the offense had no issues during the remainder of the series.
That is true. As a recovering Cub fan, I'd like to see Chicago win, but I won't lose a minute's sleep if Cleveland wins and would probably root for the Indians if they were playing just about any other team.
Being a life time Yankee Fan, I usually root for tha American League Team to win the World Series,
but this year, as you all know, I am rooting for the Cubs because they have not been in a World Since
the time Babe Ruth Played the game.
question to reall Cub fans: " Do the Cubs have the pitching and the players to win the next 3 games ?