I watched the Sox actually win a game last night. They are battling it out with the Minnesota Twins for last place in the AL Central. The Twins are notorious Sox-killers as well, but the Sox broke a 3-3 tie in the tenth to win 6-3.
And, rarity that it is, but the Cubs also won. It is a rare day when both of our teams win.
The Cubs are deep in last place in the NL Central.
Right now, pretty much the only fun us Chicago baseball fans have is seeing whose team will end the season with the worst (or best) record.
Right now, the Cubs are 63-76 with a .457 winning percentage. The Sox are 63-75 with a .457 percentage.
Reckon we don't need to worry about the playoffs...Again.
And Adam Dunn, traded from the Sox to the Oakland A's after being paid $54 million over four years to do nothing, hit a home run in his first Athletic at bat.
Go Figure. --RoadDog
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