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I know what Jesus would do, but we're talking Cubs here

Discussion in 'Anything goes' started by bigblueman, Sep 10, 2008.

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  1. bigblueman

    bigblueman Member

    Jesus wouldn't run because he's packin' heat.

    Oh, and for all the Cubs haters, Party like it's 1908.
     
    bigblueman, Sep 10, 2008
    #13
  2. spnited

    spnited Active Member

    The storm is hitting 220 miles away? I wouldn't worry.
     
    spnited, Sep 10, 2008
    #14
  3. Jesus_Muscatel

    Jesus_Muscatel Well-Known Member

    Keep an eye peeled for the man at all times.
     
    Jesus_Muscatel, Sep 10, 2008
    #15
  4. slappy4428

    slappy4428 Active Member

    He wouldn't care because despite what Cerrano says, he can still hit a curve ball...
     
    slappy4428, Sep 10, 2008
    #16
  5. Hammer Pants

    Hammer Pants Active Member

    I'm trying to be optimistic. The Cubs won today, and Felix Pie started and got on base three times, so I think that odd combination is a sign of good karma to come.

    That's my story, and I'm sticking to it. Fall in a hole, Bubbs.
     
    Hammer Pants, Sep 10, 2008
    #17
  6. Hammer Pants

    Hammer Pants Active Member

    Also, Pie and Soriano drew walks in the same inning. Never thought I'd see that.
     
    Hammer Pants, Sep 10, 2008
    #18
  7. deskslave

    deskslave Active Member

    Post this on the Anything Goes board, where it belongs?
     
    deskslave, Sep 11, 2008
    #19
  8. Football_Bat

    Football_Bat Well-Known Member

    Hurricane-force winds extend about that far out from Ike's center.

    Even at that, if you saw the NHC track, there won't be much going on in Houston on Saturday, and a good chance — if that track holds — there won't be for a couple of months afterward.
     
    Football_Bat, Sep 11, 2008
    #20
  9. Armchair_QB

    Armchair_QB Well-Known Member

    Given the change in the storm track Bud Selig is either an idiot of the highest order or totally in the bag for the Brewers if he lets this series remain in Houston.

    It's the height of stupidity to send a team into a city that is already on target to get hit by a hurricane so they can sit in a hotel without power for three fucking days.
     
    Armchair_QB, Sep 11, 2008
    #21
  10. bigblueman

    bigblueman Member

    Major League Baseball officials act like they don't know what a hurricane is.

    A mandatory evacuation has been ordered in Harris County and according to the Houston Chronicle, the series is still up in the air. Even the Texas-Arkansas game in Austin has been postponed to Sept. 27. The Cubs probably don't want to fly in to Houston, and I wouldn't want to either.

    Why don't they play the series in Arlington? If the storm stays on its current path, it should miss the Metroplex. The Rangers are out of town. Seems rather logical.
     
    bigblueman, Sep 11, 2008
    #22
  11. slappy4428

    slappy4428 Active Member

    Consider who is in charge of MLB.. not surprising at all
     
    slappy4428, Sep 11, 2008
    #23
  12. Armchair_QB

    Armchair_QB Well-Known Member

    Dallas is going to get rain this weekend one way or the other. If they don't want to play at Wrigley, Busch and, I believe, Miller Park are open.
     
    Armchair_QB, Sep 11, 2008
    #24
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