June 2010 is the month the Chicago Cubs officially started slipping into oblivion in Chicago.

Book it - there's a paradigm shift going on.

The Hawks won the Stanley Cup - and are poised for at least a half decade of dominance.

The Bulls freed up enough cap space to sign two studs, and also have a half decade to decade of dominance.

The White Sox were hit with the N.L. Defibrillator - and they will NOT blow things up, they will remain competitive.

The Cubs? They have a Toyota sign, a Noodle, and owner with buyers remorse, a manager in waiting that has the charisma of a block of tofu, and the highest salary in the National League, third highest in the majors.

Sure, the tourists and lemmings will continue to go to the emerald walled wreck at Clark and Addison - but the smart Chicago sports fans, will re-allocate their money to see more Bulls and Hawks games - and enjoy the fine weather of Chicago.

Call me a meatball if you'd like, but remember this: June 2010.



RIP Cubs.

Year One. More like Year Done. ...and Team Done.

Now I am in my good mood and not goingto be rude but,
GO TO YOUR OWN SECTION. We do not need sucks fans telling us how bad we have it so go fuck yourself

Have a nice day

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When I am stuck and need to figure something out I always remember the Immortal words of Socrates when he said:"I just drank what?"

Year One.
Year Done.
Team Done.
Irrelevant.

oh yeah?? well..

...

Slick you truly are a prick. You seem more excited about the Cubs sucking than you do about your own team winning 10 in a row and playing great.

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"He is a loathsome, offensive brute
--yet I can't look away."

While not the majority, there is a decent group of Sox fans who feel that way.

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Team Cutler.

On the contrary, I'll bet you a frozen custard that at least 51% of self-identifying White Sox fans are primarily happy that the Cubs are bad. It can be from Culver's, or I can go up to Milwaukee and get you something from Oscar's or Kopp's.

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See you at the tailgate tomorrow Slick!

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Slick is more happy about the state of the Hawks and Bulls right now than that of the White Sox. I'm also enjoying the implosion of the house of cards Jim Hendry has put together.

However, I am enjoying the midseason NL jumpstart the Sox got, and was at the Cell Tuesday night as former 21 Jump Street member Tom Hanson got his ears pinned back.

...and just remember, it wasn't me who said "let's bean Milton Bradley". Only a true meatball would make such statements which we all heard regularly earlier this week.

Slick will be in upstate Michigan during Mac and Spiegs tailgate.