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But the ending is different, right?BigDCardlvr wrote:Adam Wainwright - 17 wins. Coincidence. I think not. This season reminds of 1985 when you could just sense a story developing.
Crazier stuff has...oh wait no, it hasn't.JCShutout wrote: If the Cards go 10-16 to finish out the year, the cubs would have to go 24-3 to win the division.
The Cubs ceased being relevant in 2009 a while ago.JCShutout wrote:These stats may get old, but I love them.
If the Cards go 10-16 to finish out the year, the cubs would have to go 24-3 to win the division.
Has to be. KC has the worst record in the AL.C. Johny wrote:But the ending is different, right?BigDCardlvr wrote:Adam Wainwright - 17 wins. Coincidence. I think not. This season reminds of 1985 when you could just sense a story developing.
Yeah, I don't even look to see who in the central is winning or losing anymore. I check to see what philly and LAD are doing...Hungary Jack wrote:The Cubs ceased being relevant in 2009 a while ago.JCShutout wrote:These stats may get old, but I love them.
If the Cards go 10-16 to finish out the year, the cubs would have to go 24-3 to win the division.
BigDCardlvr wrote:Yeah, I don't even look to see who in the central is winning or losing anymore. I check to see what philly and LAD are doing...Hungary Jack wrote:The Cubs ceased being relevant in 2009 a while ago.JCShutout wrote:These stats may get old, but I love them.
If the Cards go 10-16 to finish out the year, the cubs would have to go 24-3 to win the division.
And yeah, the ending to the story will be different. Don isn't an umpire anymore.
Why MLB keeps putting him in the playoffs I'll never understand.doe_boy wrote:But, Angel Hernandez might be a WS umpire this year.
