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Next up in the Baseball Seasons series was the year 1975. Coming off 3 straight titles, the Oakland Athletics remained the team to beat. They are the only franchise in history other than the Yankees to win 3 straight. They … Continued
So, after weeks of rumors, “sure things”, projected hauls, bidding wars, and everything else all the “sources” reported, Carson Wentz is going to the Colts. I’m not heartbroken. He’s better than what we got though… He would have certainly been … Continued
I can get used to this. Another day with the Bulls and Blackhawks playing; another day where they both win. Yes, another Double W… This time Detroit was on the receiving end of both those Ls. What’s so good about … Continued
I feel like this would be a good title for a book: The Beautiful Grind. This is life, no? It ain’t easy, but you can’t tell me it ain’t beautiful. Making sure to appreciate the beauty of it all is … Continued
Well, I said I wanted snow… I just got inside from my 3rd time shoveling today; this last time was especially brutal. There just isn’t anywhere to put the damn snow. All that snow from the last round a couple … Continued
The year was 1974. Watergate, Rumble in the Jungle, and an Oakland Athletics 3 peat. Those were just a few of the major events that happened in 74. One of personal significance to me, and she’d probably not be happy … Continued
Did you see the Hawks overtime win on Saturday night? It had been a long day. We spent about 5 hours on the road, heading to and from a tubing spot up around Milwaukee. Throughout the pandemic, we’ve tried to … Continued
OK, it’s not exactly Bungalow Bill, but Friday night brought some great news about an ex-Cubs pitcher who will make his return to Chicago for a second stretch in 2021. Yes, the Cubs signed Jake Arrieta; I couldn’t be more … Continued
According to wikipedia, there was a 1970 Baseball Seasons episode; according to YouTube, there wasn’t. So, it had to be 1971 up next. I missed a second straight World Series appearance by the Baltimore Orioles in 1970, this time resulting … Continued
The road nowadays feels even longer than it did before, but in the NHL and NBA that long and winding road will be shorter than normal. With 56 and 72 games respectively, both leagues will not play the full 82 … Continued