Oct 18, 2005 | Andy
I’m not sure when it was, though it was probably last Friday night when we got in the car after seeing a surprisingly entertaining yet wholly unfulfilling “Elizabethtown” and enjoying the always underrated boneless Buffalo wings (at Cheddar’s,...
Oct 17, 2005 | Andy
It was a good day yesterday. Three generations of Dolans in the stands at Soldier Field, the sun in our faces, morans standing in the aisles blocking our view of several plays during a rare Bears laugher (well, “win” laugher, they have plenty of the other...
Oct 14, 2005 | Andy
There are moments in sports that make the time and effort we put into being a fan worth it. Last night, Reggie Sanders provided one of those. His “effort” on a Adam Everett “triple” in last night’s 4-1 loss to Houston might have been the...
Oct 13, 2005 | Andy
I’m blaming this on the Molinas. If they weren’t so slow, and if Bengie had never learned to hit, the Angels might just be up 2-0 and the series, would, in essence, be over. But Bengie learned how to hit well enough that he’s the Angels’...
Oct 12, 2005 | Andy
On Sunday, after yet another Bears’ loss that fell just short of a kick in our collective nuts, the Associated Press ran this photo and this caption. “Chicago Bears coach Lovie Smith walks off the field after the Bears’ 20-10 loss to the Cleveland...
Oct 7, 2005 | Andy
Pitching matchup: White Sox: Freddy Garcia, 14-8, 3.87 ERA Red Sox: Tim Wakefield, 16-12, 4.15 ERA Lineups White Sox (2-0) Groiny Podsnoochie, lf Todd Iguchi, 2b Jermaine (What is this huge scar on my cheek) Dye, rf The Slumpbuster, 1b Jurassic Carl, dh Aaron (Damn,...
