100 Years of Crappitude
Thursday, April 3rd, 2008I’m listening to the Cubs’ second game on the radio right now. A balk was just called on Ted Lilly. I can’t see what happened, but the crowd is booing ferociously and in the background I hear someone yelling “Shennanigans! Shennanigans!”
So begins the Cubs’ 100th attempt at a world championship.
I mentioned before that my brothers, my dad, and I were all at the Bartman game — talk about shennanigans — but I haven’t mentioned that it inspired my dad to write a book. Well, he did, and it’s coming out in a couple weeks. Merkle’s Curse explains the real reason the Cubs haven’t won a championship in 100 years. It has nothing to do with goats. It does have something to do with Emperor Constantine, Dracula, Babe Ruth, and Simon Bar Kochba. It’s a weird book.
More to come when the book is released. In the meantime, Go Cubs!



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