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MLB's first openly gay owner

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Me too..........

 

 

On a serious note, being a gay woman isn't looked at like being a gay man in sports..........

 

Especially if she's hot, right?

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Will they install carpet at Wrigley Field for next season?

 

 

Shag or nice neat cut pile?

Or maybe they'll get rid of all the grass and make the whole field a skin field.:idunno:

The Cubs don't have a chance of reaching third base next season.

Does this mean that they will do away with the Pitching Rubber next season?

I've heard beards are now banned and that Butch Wynegar is going to teach the drag bunt.

Ironically, the players wives and girlfriends are the ones that'll have a chance at scoring next season.

Awwwww....if only Harry Caray was still around for this next season

:irked: After 2 bad sunburns last year, I'm starting to like the box seats more :lol:

 

I think that's a trend throughout the Cubs organization. :D

They could hold a raffle at the local Birkenstocks store whereby the winner gets to enjoy an afternoon game in the owner's box.

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I guess Dick Pole can forget about getting a job within the organization now.

This thread had certainly made my day. Well played.

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