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[Still Love the Cubs]

I feel like we are going to score in the 6th inning. Maybe not more than one run, but I think we are going to score

[cubmig]

Patience is a virtue. It is that when the signs of hope are there to get one through the rough spots. In Cubs world, those signs have to be piled as high and deep as Mt. Everest is. It has to be that because the everyday watching takes that hope down a ton with each loss. Patience is cultivated by a showing of promise. In Cubs world we are being drained of time waiting on promise. Somethings gotta' give before there is nothing but habit leading to our demise as fans.

It's tough to bleed blue and waiting for one's spirit to die.

Question: Does Hope really burn eternal?

[rcleven]

Patience is a virtue. It is that when the signs of hope are there to get one through the rough spots. In Cubs world, those signs have to be piled as high and deep as Mt. Everest is. It has to be that because the everyday watching takes that hope down a ton with each loss. Patience is cultivated by a showing of promise. In Cubs world we are being drained of time waiting on promise. Somethings gotta' give before there is nothing but habit leading to our demise as fans.

It's tough to bleed blue and waiting for one's spirit to die.

Question: Does Hope really burn eternal?

In 30 short days you will see improvement.

[Still Love the Cubs]

guess I was wrong about that.

[Still Love the Cubs]

Patience is a virtue. It is that when the signs of hope are there to get one through the rough spots. In Cubs world, those signs have to be piled as high and deep as Mt. Everest is. It has to be that because the everyday watching takes that hope down a ton with each loss. Patience is cultivated by a showing of promise. In Cubs world we are being drained of time waiting on promise. Somethings gotta' give before there is nothing but habit leading to our demise as fans.

It's tough to bleed blue and waiting for one's spirit to die.

Question: Does Hope really burn eternal?

I suppose you could take a couple days off without paying attention. The players can't do that. But as fans, we can if we need to.

[Diesel]

Dang it

[Diesel]

Well at least for once we won't lose despite out hitting the opponent.

[HoustonTransplant]

This game is ... wow. Loss for words at how sad this shit makes me. I'd rather have root canal surgery than watch this team right now.

[cubmig]

Patience is a virtue. It is that when the signs of hope are there to get one through the rough spots. In Cubs world, those signs have to be piled as high and deep as Mt. Everest is. It has to be that because the everyday watching takes that hope down a ton with each loss. Patience is cultivated by a showing of promise. In Cubs world we are being drained of time waiting on promise. Somethings gotta' give before there is nothing but habit leading to our demise as fans.

It's tough to bleed blue and waiting for one's spirit to die.

Question: Does Hope really burn eternal?

I suppose you could take a couple days off without paying attention. The players can't do that. But as fans, we can if we need to.

My hypocrisy knows no bounds.

[rcleven]

Let's just say Garza is not making his case for an extension.

[cubmig]

Well that visit by Bosio did a lot of good.......

[rcleven]

Think Dale has had about enough. Has to be thinking can anyone do their job?

[cubmig]

Has anyone noticed our team has not scored a single run?

I wonder what the threshold of tolerance for losing is for Theo&Co?

[BG2383]

this is just awful....i am speechless

[BG2383]

this is the worst team I have ever seen and I started watching in 87