It has been an extremely frustrating relationship – borderline abusive. I give and give and give and the Cubs, in return, have slowly eaten
5. Who's on first?
Ron Santo belongs in the Hall of Fame as a player, but really, is there a less prepared broadcaster in America? I'm not sure he knows who the opponent is till the third inning or so.
4. You can't get there from here
3. Clueless fans
2. Wrigley Field

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Where Cubs fans see ivy and tradition, most people see falling concrete, obstructed views and hour-long waits at overtaxed concession stands for lousy food.
1. One bad century
Usually in America, if you sell a product that doesn't do what it's supposed to, you go out of business. But here are the Cubs, without a championship since the early years of the 20th century, still selling tickets at a record pace. Never has mediocrity been so lucrative.
Dubs’ Top Five Reasons to Hate the Cubs as a Cubs Fan
5. Ticket Prices
$45 for bleacher seats seems a bit excessive. It takes like half a months salary for us poor bloggers just to enjoy a game at the friendly confines. Sucks to be poor.
4. Ronnie “Woo Woo”
A friend of mine asked the question that if there was one person you would kill and get away with it, who would it be? The usual evil emperors of world history like Hitler and Stalin came up. Then my other friend leaned over and said Ronnie “Woo Woo”. We all silently nodded in agreement.
3. The Dusty Baker Years
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He literally said he didn’t like guys who walked, because they “clogged the base paths.” He’s right though. I hate guys that get on base a lot and improve our team’s chances of scoring. Why is it so hard to realize that increased # of base runners = more runs. Look at the Cubs now. They walk a ton and score a ton. Simple, easy, awesome. He also batted out of order with the Cubs, and then did it again with the Reds. WTF? What were the Cubs thinking? I hate my life.
This one is 100% personal. Mr. Blauser bled the Cubs for more than 8 million dollars over two years. Now, Blauser hit .300 and OPB’d .400 twice, oddly enough in contract years. Coincidence? The Cubs were so blind on this one it hurts. He OPS’d .885 the year before becoming a Cub. .885 at SS! Awesome! Then he decided to become a lazy ass and came back the next year, after getting paid, to put up a .639 OPS. Really? I hate you Jeff Blauser.
1. 100-freakin’-years
3 comments:
Clark, 'bout time they let ya add a little to TTCS. Like the list. Dubs, you did a nice job too, pal.
Yeah, I'm a Cubbies fan. If we were our normal 10 games out of first---you would have never posted this page. Give us a break! We might actually have a little success in the post-season this year.
Which of those explain why someone who is not a fan would hate the cubs?
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