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OT: Kerry Wood commercial
Dawson was great lol
lol
Chicago Championships:Chicago Bears (9): 1921, 1932, 1933, 1940, 1941, 1943, 1946, 1963, 1985
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lol awesome
But as far as 2013, you can define it as a success or failure by whether we make the postseason, and ultimately whether we win the World Series.
- Theo Epstein
It was even better on live TV
I just saw it on FOX as I was watching the Office.
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NBA Re-draft: Trade Block: All players and picks
Starters:
PG- Jason Kidd
SG- Joe Johnson
SF- Gerald Wallace
PF- Dirk Nowitski
C- David Lee
Bench:
PG- Chauncy Billups
SG- Gilbert Arenas
SF- Steven Jackson
PF-
C-
hilarious
Signatures are overrated.
Great commercial. Much better than the discount double-check BS.
"What year is it?"
Discount double check? Fuck that.
Ivy double check.
Wood will hang out with the Cubs as an instructor of sorts...
http://espn.go.com/blog/chicago/cubs...tive-role-soon
great commercial
He's inching closer and closer to officially becoming a member of the pitching staff.Originally Posted by Rice Cube
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He was a member of the pitching staff and then he retired.
...unless you meant him coming back as a coach.
My fault. Should've clarified. Yes, him coming back as a an actual pitching coach. Haha
Wow, 9 hours to film this commercial.
But as far as 2013, you can define it as a success or failure by whether we make the postseason, and ultimately whether we win the World Series.
- Theo Epstein
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