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       Re: Other Sports
   DIR By: chifaninva
       Date: October 19, 2015, 9:34 am
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       Injuries and other circumstances make it very difficult to get
       to this point, these opportunities present themselves only so
       often. Cubs need to get there bats going. Every game is a must
       win from here on out.. One of the biggest disappointments thus
       far (for me) is the lack of fire power from Rizzo and Bryant..
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       Re: Other Sports
   DIR By: BearHit
       Date: October 19, 2015, 9:41 am
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       In Maddon we trust - maybe time for a visit from the magician?
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       Re: Other Sports
   DIR By: Sportster
       Date: October 19, 2015, 12:30 pm
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       With the Blackhawks, you could say we got em right where we want
       em and they'd take the series. With the
       Cubbies....well....there's always next season!
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       Re: Other Sports
   DIR By: Grizzlybear34
       Date: October 19, 2015, 5:23 pm
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       Agreed.  Since the playoffs started, pretty much every bat
       except Rizzo and Bryant has led the charge.  Really hoping to
       see our fortunes turn when we get back to Wrigley.  Tomorrow is
       not promised.  I want it this year.
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       Re: Other Sports
   DIR By: wmljohn
       Date: November 14, 2015, 10:14 am
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       I hope they don't do what the NATs did when they finally made
       the playoffs for the first time.  They came out in Spring
       Training and declared WS or Bust was their motto.  They decided
       they were a lock to make it with Strausburg coming back and all
       the young pitching and hitting.  Well bust it was and they
       didn't even win the division.
       I hope the Cubs are humble next year and think they have
       something to prove.
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       Re: Other Sports
   DIR By: dallasbear
       Date: December 11, 2015, 3:44 pm
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       Cubs got 37 year old Lackey...ok - hope he has some left in the
       tank.   Traded Castro for a 5th starter and a guy that won't
       make the team...whatever - got rid of a big contract.   Signed
       34 year old Ben Zobrist...kind of old but gets on base and is
       versatile.
       Cubs just signed 26 year old Jason Heyward...oh my.
       Madden didn't have much pressure last year - that's all changed.
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       Re: Other Sports
   DIR By: Sportster
       Date: January 11, 2016, 10:48 pm
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       Would love to see Clemson pull this out. Hate Alabama. The BS
       trick kick helped pull them ahead. Don't like it when you gotta
       pull out tricks to win.....just do not like Alabama....
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       Re: Other Sports
   DIR By: Pekin
       Date: March 5, 2016, 6:25 pm
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       Lovie Smith expected to become next head coach at Illinois
       Posted by Michael David Smith on March 5, 2016, 6:07 PM EST
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       Two months after he was fired as head coach of the Buccaneers,
       Lovie Smith is on the verge of getting another head-coaching
       job.
       Smith is expected to be named head coach at Illinois, CBS
       Chicago and FOX Sports are reporting.
       The Illinois football program has gone through a tumultuous
       year: Coach Tim Beckman was fired just before the start of the
       2015 season after he was accused of mistreating players. Interim
       head coach Bill Cubit led the Illini to a 5-7 season and was
       told at the end of the year that he’d be permitted to keep the
       job, but today new Illinois Athletic Director Josh Whitman fired
       Cubit.
       Now Smith, who knows the state well from his time as head coach
       of the Bears, is poised to become the third Illinois head coach
       in the last eight months. For the 57-year-old Smith, it’s
       another opportunity to serve as a head coach after being fired
       in his two previous jobs. But it’s an odd fit, as Smith hasn’t
       coached in college since he was the defensive backs coach at
       Ohio State in 1995. And Smith has never been a college head
       coach. Smith likely wouldn’t take the Illinois job if he thought
       he had a chance at another NFL job.
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       Re: Other Sports
   DIR By: chifaninva
       Date: March 5, 2016, 7:09 pm
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       Never saw that one coming
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       Re: Other Sports
   DIR By: WshflThinking
       Date: March 5, 2016, 8:20 pm
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       Me either, but he must have seen the handwriting on the wall.
       His days as a HC in the NFL were over. We'll see where this
       career change leads. I am not optimistic. He has never been
       known as an offensive minded coach.
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