It only seems apt to run the Stray Cast here.
After all, this Web log is named for the Stray Cast, which has snapped off the end of the outdoors column in the Sun-Times on Wednesdays since April 2, 2003.
Here's today's:
Using Chicago natives to spice up the seventh-inning stretch at Wrigley Field is like dabbing Obsession on dip bait.
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Question. Do ant of the sun-times columnists ever take their noses out of Reinsdorf's butt.
Maybe it is more just recognizing his greatness and the importance of winning actual sports titles.
There are no native Chicagoans at Wrigley Field or Wrigleyville for that matter. They're all transplanted people from every where else in the country. Native Chicagoans can't afford to even enter Wrigleyville for a walk, let alone a game.
Maybe it isn't.
I am a life long Cubs fan. I would like the whole 7th inning singing to go away