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Cubs v. White Sox Isn’t Quite What it Was Supposed to Be

By Brett on September 3, 2009

When today’s interleague, cross-town match-up between the Cubs and White Sox was originally rained out, the universe was quite different.

At that time, June 16, the Cubs and Sox were both a few games out of first place in their respective Central divisions, but hope for 2009 remained at a high, and thoughts of 2010 remained distant. Within a few weeks, each team would taste first place.

Flash forward to today, and hopes have hit a nadir, and thoughts of 2010 are ever present. In their last 25 games, the Cubs have won nine, and the Sox just eight. This season, like the Cubs-Sox game that wasn’t, appears to have been washed away.

I guess it’s not possible to truly “make up” a game.

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2 responses to “Cubs v. White Sox Isn’t Quite What it Was Supposed to Be”

  1. Butcher
    Butcher
    September 3, 2009 at 11:39 am |

    BUT THIS IS OUR PLAYOFFS! WOO-HOO!

    *sigh*

  2. Butcher
    Butcher
    September 3, 2009 at 6:32 pm |

    So…we really suck.