There was a study once showing that the World Series is lost, in a statistically-significant majority of cases, by the team with more former Cubs on the roster.
“Saved his life” is a more figurative term than that. **gonzo **obviously meant Bartman’s life has sucked since the catch, and he could have been saved all this shit without it.
Oh, great, we’re in the Pit: When did your Asperger’s first get diagnosed? Or hasn’t it yet?
Every time I hear someone refer to them as the “Cubbies” I can’t help but shudder and think “Goddamn a team with a nickname that makes them sound like a daycare classroom kind of deserves to suck.”
Yes, the home run was just the trigger. Donnie Moore obviously had psychological problems a lot deeper than baseball. He played a lot of baseball, so it’s not surprising that the trigger was an event related to baseball. But it was incidental.
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Yes, the ex-Cub factor. And it involves teams with three or more former Cubs on the roster being doomed to failure in the World Series. . And it involves teams with three or more former Cubs on the roster being doomed to failure in the World Series.
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