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Wednesday, August 18, 2010
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Welcome to Aisle 424
(Photo by Kristin Peterson)
This Chicago Cubs blog is inspired by the Trib ads in the 80s called Tales from the Upper Deck, which featured one of my heroes and die-hard Cub fan, Mike Royko.
I spent a great deal of my time up in Aisle 424 of Wrigley Field with other Cubs season ticket holders from 1998 to 2010. We mainly talked about the Cubs or baseball, but we also delved into other topics on occasion. Though many of us have given up our Season Tickets now, we still get together to talk baseball and discuss the continuing failure of the Chicago Cubs to win a World Series in our lifetimes.
Tales from Aisle 424 usually resembles the occasionally insightful, mostly snarky, and nonsensical rants of me and my summer family (and it usually comes back around to the Cubs).
I spent a great deal of my time up in Aisle 424 of Wrigley Field with other Cubs season ticket holders from 1998 to 2010. We mainly talked about the Cubs or baseball, but we also delved into other topics on occasion. Though many of us have given up our Season Tickets now, we still get together to talk baseball and discuss the continuing failure of the Chicago Cubs to win a World Series in our lifetimes.
Tales from Aisle 424 usually resembles the occasionally insightful, mostly snarky, and nonsensical rants of me and my summer family (and it usually comes back around to the Cubs).
Highlighted Rants from Aisle 424
- Are You There Baseball Gods? It's Me, Tim
- Best. Birthday. Ever.
- Cubs Know Hope Sells
- Cubs Lose a Legend - Farewell, Ron
- Finding the Right Seat 101
- Hey KFC, WTF?
- I See How It's Going to Be
- Inblogguration Address
- Interview with the Baseball Gods
- The Last Merry Christmas Game?
- The Letter
- My Mom and the Cubs
- The Question
- Resisting the Card Side
- Who is the Cubs' Executive Chairman?
Aisle 424 Archive
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2010
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August
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- No Cubs, No Problem
- Sure, NOW the Cubs Decide to Play Well
- Googling the Cubs Latest Rookie Pitcher
- Cubs Enter Homestretch of Race to the Top (of the ...
- Bye, Lou
- Hello Again, Derrek
- Bye, Derrek
- The Ricketts Ignore My Advice and Go the Other Way
- Ricketts Family Needs a Loose Cannon
- Play of the Day: Castro is Good at Baseball
- Prior is Back (Not With the Cubs Though)
- Play of the Day: Castro Knocks Out Lincecum
- Play of the Day: Plays at the Plate Are Cool
- Cubs Know Hope Sells
- Play of the Day: Evan Longoria Breaks Up Morrow No...
- Play of the Day: Aramis Manages to Suck a Little Less
- Play of the Day: A Cubs Runner Reaches Third Base!
- Carlos Silva to Have Heart Procedure
- Play of the Day: Good Job, New Guy!
- Play of the Day: Starlin Becomes a Real Cub
- Hire Ozzie Guillen
- Play of the Day: Remember That Catch in the First ...
- Play of the Day: Alfonso Comes Close, But No Banana
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August
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2 comments:
Lou is retired. No one knows the strategy on all this. No better time for football or hockey.
They wanted to get something in return for a guy who wouldn't be with the team next year. It is the right thing to do and it gives Derrek a chance to play for a winner this year before he hits the FA market.
I still haz a sad though.
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