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Superstitions are such funny things.  It is a belief system that involves a little world that is rotating around my head.  It is a belief that I am so important that what I do or not do influences a game that is played by a bunch of guys that do not know that I even exist.   

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6 hours ago, Frobby said:

I have this superstition that the team which scores the most runs will win the game.  

Otherwise, by far my biggest superstition is that I don’t like it when the announcers start taking it for granted that a game is won.  I don’t even like hearing things like, “if the Orioles hold on to win this game, it will be…” blah blah.  They can wait until the game  is actually won, then tell me the consequences.   I of course know that what the announcers say has no bearing on what happens next on the field, but it still bugs the hell out of me.   
 

 

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