September 30, 2004
Valentin's Day
Javier Valentin, who's done a great job blocking balls in the dirt since he came in, drives in the go-ahead run for Cincinnati in the top of the 12th with a double. The Cubs are coming to bat in the bottom of the inning trailing 2-1.
Update: Cubs get a single to start the 12th. Macias got the hit.
Update: Patterson strikes out swinging after failing to sacrifice.
Update: Nomar tried to drag a bunt, but the third baseman Lopez makes a good play. Man on 2nd, two out for Ramirez.
Update: Valentin just saved a run by blocking two wild pitches.
Update: Padilla walks Ramirez, Alou is up, men on 1st and 2nd, 2 out.
Update: Alou flies out to center to end the game. The Cubs are now 1 game out of the wild card with 3 to play. Just a great, edge of your seat game. Chicago had plenty of opportunities but just couldn't drive a runner home. Valentin should get the game ball for his defense and his offense.
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Yep, that's a tough loss. I love to see lots of tight, meaningful games at the end of the season!
Cubs just lost 5 of 6. Four by a run and 3 in extra innings. I hate being a Cubs fan.
It's looking like this just might not be the Cubs' year. At least I don't have to worry about how I will feel to see Nomar batting with the bases loaded against Schilling with two out in the 9th in a tie game at Fenway on Halloween.
how shall i put this -
stros are 1 game ahead in the WC
YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS