Not that it means much...

External Since: Jan 17, 2005 Posts: 250

Last night after Chipper Jones' second HR, I felt resigned that the Cubs
would lose, but I didn't feel disappointed at all. I had a very good
feeling about today.

That good feeling pretty much stuck the whole game. I wasn't that hyped up
when they finally won it. I wasn't thrilled, more content than anything
else. And judging from the timbre of the Cubs' celebration, I would say
that would describe their feeling too.

That's a good thing. There is a demeanor of confidence here that I have
never seen in the Cubs.

--
David Geiser - Remove the vowels from my name add the a to yahoo to email.

"It's not beating a dead horse if the horse just won't die." - Brian C, 02
Jul 2003.

External Since: Sep 25, 2003 Posts: 2

In article <BBA65655.EC0B%dAvIdmgEIsEr@yhoo.com>,
David Geiser <dAvIdmgEIsEr.TakeThisOut@yhoo.com> wrote:

> That good feeling pretty much stuck the whole game. I wasn't that hyped up
> when they finally won it. I wasn't thrilled, more content than anything
> else.

Maybe because major league baseball has turned what was once a 5-game
playoff into a 12-game playoff. This "win" just means they get to keep
playing. I'll start partying when the Cubs reach the real deal.... the
World Series.