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I'm going with the cubbies for a small play today.
BOL
Ski powder
SBR Sharp
05-01-10
402
#2
Looks to be a win for the Cubs. Sox longest running 12 game streak was in June 1961,placing 8% on the game Cubs ML.
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Reed Harris
Restricted User
12-14-09
194
#3
Wow Cubs locker room in disaray Pinnela has lost the team. Be careful.
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Fieldysnuts44
SBR MVP
10-02-08
1592
#4
I agree with you Reed,that locker room is a mess.I think Danks and the Sox keep rolling
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aman86
SBR MVP
08-29-09
3115
#5
Any reasons besides the old "it's due"? I love it tho at least cubs backers keep sox line decent
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Ski powder
SBR Sharp
05-01-10
402
#6
Originally posted by aman86
Any reasons besides the old "it's due"? I love it tho at least cubs backers keep sox line decent
Interesting the Cubs are forecast with 44% chance on ML but on RL a 60% chance of win.Hope the coin flips to the lighter side heads up for Cubs.Plus the chalks a value.
Chicago Cubs ML +129 44.0% Chicago Cubs +1.5 60.7%
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jbrent95
SBR MVP
12-07-09
1221
#7
I'm on the Cubs because of a technical trend against the Sox. Ordinarily, I would go big on this trend, but today I'm playing conservatively as just a 1 unit play. BOL
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spippen
SBR MVP
03-17-09
3874
#8
John dink Danks is going to blow it, so cheers to the Cubs backers.
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aman86
SBR MVP
08-29-09
3115
#9
Yea danks did blow it was up 0-2 a ton and kept giving it up
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Ski powder
SBR Sharp
05-01-10
402
#10
Close in the bottom of the ninth.ML was good call
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jbrent95
SBR MVP
12-07-09
1221
#11
The cubbies were definately waning in the bottom of the 9th.