Posted on 10/07/2015 4:13:43 PM PDT by Extremely Extreme Extremist
CHICAGO (CBS) — Well ahead of Wednesday night’s wild-card game between the Cubs and Pirates, Chicago fans began partying in the River North neighborhood.
Even before the sun rose, Cubs fans converged on Harry Caray’s Italian Steakhouse to show their support for the team; among them were Cubs Hall of Fame second baseman Ryne Sandberg and Caray’s widow, Dutchie.
What would late Cubs broadcaster Harry Caray have said about the team’s first playoff run since 2008?
“Holy Cow!” Dutchie said with a laugh.
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Agreed. He was unflappable even after the brawl and got the full shutout. Skill + icewater in the veins = perfect playoffs pitcher.
I like his books, he’s my favorite of that “legal beagle” crowd. But that doesn’t mean anything he says about the real world has any meaning, other than “pay attention to me, and buy my new book”.
People get death threats. Especially famous people. It’s part of the price. Now I know he didn’t want to or try to become famous, but he wound up famous anyway. I can understand why people suddenly dropped into that section of reality would go into hiding, but it doesn’t actually mean they’re in danger.
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