Says the guy who's team shit the bed and got swept in the most important series of the year
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I read he was the CEO of the company, that was last night though.Dude works at an investment firm in Dallas. Aint no billionaire sitting in the fucking bleachers of a baseball game with the riff raff. lol
Amaranthus, a Dallas-area sports reporter, is married to Cory Youmans, the Fisher Investments VP who caught Aaron Judge’s 62nd home run ball on Tuesday night at Globe Life Field in Arlington, Texas.
When was the last time the Cubs played in an important series?
Take your time, you're probably going to have to Google it.
You guys are running out of shit trying to shit talk. When was the last time the Sox won a playoff series and oh yea, The World Series? Lol.
Next, one of you are gonna say the Cubs got the luckiest rain delay ever. Lmao.
Hey welcome back to the thread. It’s the offseason so your shit team isn’t eliminated next year yet.
The guy that caught Mark McGwire’s 70th HR ball sold it for 3 million back in 1998, actually he sold it technically in 1999 3 months after catching it.
Cardinals: Mark McGwire’s 70th home run ball once sold for $3 million
In light of Albert Pujols and Aaron Judge, Cardinals legend Mark McGwire's historic 70th home run ball in 1998 once sold for $3 million
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Edit: I agree though that McGwire, Sosa and Bonds shouldn’t be counted. I mean there’s an asterisk for their records.
What are you talking about? Lol…..The Cubs weren’t even expected to make the playoffs but the Sox were suppose to. Lol.
The fan should hold out for more money. Since that other guy got 3 million for a 70th HR ball from a player on roids and PEDs.
www.theguardian.com
Fan unsure what to do with Aaron Judge’s home-run ball worth $2m
Cory Youmans made the catch of a lifetime on Tuesday night, snagging the ball Yankees slugger Aaron Judge launched for his AL-record 62nd homer
www.theguardian.com
That would be 2005.
They were wire to wire champions and posted a league best 11-1 postseason run.
No lucky rain delay, injury riddle opponent pushed them to seven games.
But yeah....I guess.
The fuck does it matter, try winning a playoff series before asking that.
Whats it been, 17 years?
You just proved my point….you sox fans don’t have the brains to come up with something new lol
Injury riddle opponent? Haha.
6 years ago you guys were making excuses the Indians were over-pitched. The Cubs were better, plain and simple
Corey Kluber and Andrew Miller pushed the "team of the century" to 7 games.
If the Indians starting pitching was healthy, you'd be in year 114.
GTFO
I forgot the Cub have a long tradition of winning.
Those 3 rings are way more than the Sox have.
Hilarious ???????
That’s right. Lol. IF their starting pitching was healthy.
That’s just another lame Cubs hater excuse haha
Schwarber could only DH in Cleveland, he couldn’t play at Wrigley Field. He just came back from major knee surgery. If he was 100%. The Cubs would’ve won in 6 games.
I figured the Cubs had 27 based on how y'all beat your chests.
So you're basically telling me that the Cubs also SUX?
I will be the first to tell you that over the last 3 years, I have come to realize what a bunch of morons are in the White Sox fan base.......pretty funny and pathetic at the same time.
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