October 19, 200322 yr http://slate.msn.com/id/2089978/ I can't believe this crap right here. My goodness, what was MSN thinking when they let this on their site. :banghead
October 19, 200322 yr I'd be mad if I didn't laugh so hard. I kind of see his point, but it's irrelevant, it's a completely different franchise from the one in '97.
October 19, 200322 yr I was wondering if this guy was on drugs until I realized he was a Cubs fan. Then it became clear. Eifling's not exactly the epitome of a fair and balanced writer, so you didn't read about his team choking and the Marlins taking advantage of their mistakes. I feel for Cubs fans -- but not too much! After all, they're in the same division as the Reds.
October 19, 200322 yr Sounds like a bitter Cubs fan.... :mischief2 Did Boston pay their dues 100 years ago when they won the first World Series? Did New York or Arizona? I hope the Marlins pull this series out, so we can shove it down the throats of people like this @$$clown! P.S -Sam Eifling : :fyou Go MARLINS!!!! :angry
October 19, 200322 yr Who cares, he doesnt know anything about the fish. He's just bitter because his team has lost the most painfull postseason series ever. I bet theres plenty of articles out there bashing cub fans.
October 19, 200322 yr That is an article from Slate Magazine. ESPN and Slate both have deal swith MSN to host their sites on MSN. MSN doesn't control editorial topics, just the technical ones.
October 19, 200322 yr i guess losing 108 games and enduring 9 losing seasons in 11 years and still sticking with the team doesnt build character
October 19, 200322 yr If sellout crowds and a 95-year Championship drought gives you fans like the ones who went after balls Moises Alou and Damian Miller were reaching for. Or the fans who threw beer on Jeff Conine. Or the fans who now are boycotting watching the World Series. Frankly, I'd rather have sixteen thousand, rather than sixty-one, Marlins faithful in the stands each game.
October 19, 200322 yr If sellout crowds and a 95-year Championship drought gives you fans like the ones who went after balls Moises Alou and Damian Miller were reaching for. Or the fans who threw beer on Jeff Conine. Or the fans who now are boycotting watching the World Series. Frankly, I'd rather have sixteen thousand, rather than sixty-one, Marlins faithful in the stands each game. AMEN!
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