You know, you're right. It was quite a few years ago for me and my wife reminded me that not everyone could get scoped...I forgot that. I've been told that scoping is a Godsend and the traditional slice n dice is a real *****....hang in there and don't bust open those stitches!!
This is the main reason I didn't want the club to have to go back to D.C. -- I was afraid it would mean I would have another "home from the hospital" event before this make-up game was played.
Sure enough, I've been back in the hospital -- stitches are OK, but the intestines did a shut-down on me -- since early Monday morning, i.e., for the entirety of the Brewers series. So, I apologize, guys -- I couldn't sit in my living room, with my pentacles and incantations and that piece of Hader's hair I stole burning in a brazier in the middle. So that last series was due to forced inattention on my part.
Back home now, though. For the last two days, I was convinced we were going to see what a baseball game looked like with the wind blowing out at 100 mph if the league forced us to play today,, but, even though this was the stupidest way of handling a rain-out in history, it looks like they may get away with it and the Cubs may be done and back home before the D.C. area airports close. Had they scheduled it as a night game, my impression is that the Cubs would have been stuck in D.C. for at least another couple of days.
There is only one way to overcome when the league decides to apply as much pressure as possible in hopes of fucking over a team. That is to shout **** YOU in their faces and go out and just win the fucking thing regardless.
Let'e see if we can make that statement, and shove it right up the league office's ass, shall we?