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During this morning's car ride home from Driver's Ed, my father pained me in listening to the (bleh) Marri (bleh) Otti (bleh) Show (bleh). I wasn't really paying attention, but I heard something about 'On Around the Horn today, the question will be asked 'Which team has a better chance at the playoffs, Cubs or Sox?'

 

Now, I'm not really into the whole Cubs/Sox pissing match until we play them (during that time I shred Cub fans to pieces :headbang ), but just wanted to give you guys the heads-up, I know some of you watch it, and it will be cool seeing the national perspective on us, from such great columnists like Woody Paige... :rolleyes:

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I don't know how anyone could diss Mariotti. He's easily my favorite sportswriter of all time and I take great joy in reading his column every day.

 

Then again, I'm a Packer fan and the White Sox are the ONLY Chicago team I could and would ever root for. Therefore, I guess that explains why I like Mariotti. I'm no Chicago sports fan, but I do love and bleed the White Sox. That's it.

 

Jay Mariotti RULES.

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I don't know how anyone could diss Mariotti.  He's easily my favorite sportswriter of all time and I take great joy in reading his column every day. 

 

Then again, I'm a Packer fan and the White Sox are the ONLY Chicago team I could and would ever root for.  Therefore, I guess that explains why I like Mariotti.  I'm no Chicago sports fan, but I do love and bleed the White Sox.  That's it.

 

Jay Mariotti RULES.

Sarcasm in green :P

 

I actually like Mariotti the on air personality better than Mariotti the writer.

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I miss Michael Holley. He was really good on that show. Now he's on Max Kellerman's new show. Oh God that is the worst show ever. Kellerman is being such a poser on that show pretending that he is always right. He reminds me of Jim Rome. :fyou Rome

 

Mariotti is such a prick. I agree with him more than I thought, but he definitely is stubborn on some things.

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Here's the answer, and you're not going to like it.

 

The Cubs have a better shot at making the playoffs.

 

The Cubs and Sox have about an equal shot of winning thier respective divisions, but the Cubs have a chance to win the wild card if they fall short of that goal. The Sox have no shot at the wild card with the likes of Boston, NY, Oak, and ANA winning at furious paces.

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Jeter better than Nomar? This show is pissing me off the more and more I watch..

 

:puke

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Anyways, what were the panels arguments for who has the greater chance of reaching the playoffs. I'm especially interested in Mariotti's response.

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Anyways, what were the panels arguments for who has the greater chance of reaching the playoffs.  I'm especially interested in Mariotti's response.

It was the Elimination round, and Adonde and Woody Paige argued.

 

Adonde stated the Cubs, saying they have dominant pitching, won it last year, blah blah.

 

Paige said the Sox have the best staff in the AL Central, and stated it to be a weak division.

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