How do you feel now that the Chicago Cubs really have beat every team in the league??
The thing is, the Cubs beat every team in the National League pretty much every year. Iâm not a stats junkie, but every team in each league plays every other team in the league a certain number of times every year, donât they? They play division rivals 17-18x/year and teams outside of the division about 8x or so a little Googling suggests. Plus thereâs interleague where they play, and at least once or twice beat, teams in the other league. So the line is perhaps not the brainiest line in the history of the Mountain Goats. Still, metrically itâs a lovely line and is nice to sing and I am the first person to pedant-ize it this severely as far as I know.Â
Since I have been a Cubs fan since 1975, I do feel super happy that they won in extras last night. I stayed up late to see the whole thing, which means that physically I feel like a jar filled with human butts, seeing as how I woke up for the rest of the day at 4:30 and the game didnât end til late. But emotionally Iâve been wanting to see this day my whole life and am stoked. I now turn my attention to hockey. I like the look of Minnesota this year and I always hope for Pittsburgh to make a good showing, even though unlike most Pittsburgh boosters I do not hate the Flyers and in fact have big love for them too, considering that one of my favorite games of all time was a multi-overtime Flyers/Penguins game 10 or 15 years ago. I cheer on Winnipeg even though theyâre in the âCanes division because my friend John K. is from there and knows his hockey. The season is young so thereâll be more to say as matters develop, I hear theyâre building in Edmonton and they do look hot out of the gate, that town deserves some shine so unless you have regional beef maybe show some love to the Oilers. This has been sports corner with John and weâll see you next week
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