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[fensheaparkway]

One overly-enthusiastic Cubs player previews the 2008 season:

"I think we are going to win the World Series. I really do."

More from Ryan Dempster:

"Funny when people make predictions or they say things and people are like, 'How could you say that?'"This reaction is usually reserved for predictions (or 'things') that bear a great deal of

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[birdmaddgirl]

this is among my favorite blogs of yours. don't ask questions, just accept. also, great wolverine quote.

[fensheaparkway]

Huh? I only have two blogs internet-based journals! Or do you mean this specific post?

When one comes across something like that wolverine quote, the need to write things down appears, as if out of a fog. It was a calling.

[birdmaddgirl]

yes, i used "blog" to mean "post" whatev

[fensheaparkway]

:)

[snowmans_chance]

its possible, not probable though, that bud selig has made it manditory for one or more players from each team to make a world series winning announcment for their team. and each team has a coin flipping contest to see who has to make the prediction. that way, every team is covered and someone HAS to be right. someone will win it, and if everyone says they will be the winner, well someone has to be right.

i figure bud sees it as a good way to make up for turning their collective backs on the whole steroid thing.

[fensheaparkway]

If that's the case, the 1994 post-season and the 2002 All-Star game have spotted a minor flaw in Bud's proposal.