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Alright. Fun's over. Good season Cubs. Let's kick Temple's ass.
I would argue it never got started at least not for the Cubs, I was really expecting more from them.
At the beginning of the year Chicago sports radio(the guys I listened to) were debating whether the Cubs could make it to 81-81 this year. It was about 50/50 as to whether thy could make it there. By the end of the season, most had bought into the hype, but I think most had next year targetted as the year to make the move. While it was disappointing to go out without a fight, I am optomisic about next year. (typical Cubs fan, although FYI, did not grow up a Cubs fan)
I would argue it never got started at least not for the Cubs, I was really expecting more from them.
Something must be wrong with you to choose this disease (being a Cubs fan). It's usually something you're born into. Being a Cub fan is just different than other teams, non Cub fans can't understand it.
I was born in 1990, two years after Notre Dame's last Championship. That equals 25 years (probably closer to 18 years) of heartbreak from the two teams I love most. Definitely one sided relationships.
I grew up in the south, so I was a long time Braves fan (still like them, always will), but had family in Chicago who were big Cubs fans, so I always also liked the Cubs. Moved to Chicago area about 13 years ago and have been a Cubs fan ever since (still a Braves fan).
Been an ND fan my whole life (for no known reason). From a sports perspective nothing else even close to the feeling for ND.
What made you take a liking to Notre Dame as a child? You even graduated from ND, didn't you?