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Guess Mariotti's headline in tomorrow's paper:

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in Pale Hose Talk

Tomorrow's headline will read: 32 members have voted

  1. 1. Tomorrow's headline will read:

    • Sox win, but the Cell is still a monstrosity.
      0%
      0
    • Sox win, but Cubs still Chicago's team.
      20%
      6
    • Sox win, but Loaiza terrible with 4 homers surrendered.
      24%
      7
    • Sox win and Magglio is still unsigned.
      3%
      1
    • Sox win, but would've fared better with Colon.
      3%
      1
    • Former Sox Graffanino homers in Royals loss.
      24%
      7
    • Wrigley is still better than the Cell.
      6%
      2
    • Sox win, fans suprisingly passive.
      0%
      0
    • Frank Thomas fails to homer in Sox victory.
      13%
      4
    • Sox win convincingly on Opening Day.
      3%
      1

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I must warn you. The last option cannot be selected as hell hasn't frozen over and pigs haven't taken flight.

 

 

Place your bets. :lol:

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    I'll say he'll write about DePaul or the Cubs.

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    It wont say anything, he will focus on the Cubs second game versus the Buccos.

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    Graf in the headline with all sorts of innuendos about the rotten Sox and Graf as free, free, free from hell

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    The Masters only got over with Sunday guys....He's got to obsess over that a bit more....

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    "White Sox win, but the cubbies didn't lose either yesterday."

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    Went for Tony G. of course. :o

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    "Opening Day exposes pitching problems for Sox"

     

    "Cell's 'renovations' masks Reinsdorfs mistakes"

     

    "Abe Lincoln set to emancipate Cubs from slump"

     

    "Priority of Cubs: nurse Marks delicious achilles tendons"

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    "Sox, you mean the ones in Beantown?"

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    I say all except the last one will be in his next article about the White Sox, whenever that may be.

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    I had to go with the Graf selection. But something like "KC rocks Sox ace with 4 homers" would not shock me.

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    "Sox, you mean the ones in Beantown?"

    best one yet, bravo.

     

    Can one of us become a journalist and praise the Sox.

     

    I guess that is wishful thinking.

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    My guess would be something about the 4,000 or so empty seats.

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    i bet your right Donkey.

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    I voted for the second one. He has to mention the cubs in there somewhere.

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    I voted for the second one. He has to mention the cubs in there somewhere.

    That's exactly right.

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    f*** the trib, read soxtalk.com

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    Maybe Moronatti will show a shred of journalistic integrity and say.......

     

    " I am a totally biased, Flubbie-loving, constantly have my mouth wrapped around Shamm-me's schlong idiot."

     

    Dont bet on it though.

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    Well, now we know. It was such a good day for the Sox, after the Cubs opening day debacle, that Mariotti had to take the day off. He's in mourning. :lol:

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    f*** the trib, read soxtalk.com

    Mariotti works for the Sun-Times

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