Saturday's Cubs-Pirates updates

Chicago : IL : USA | Apr 02, 2011 at 11:46 AM PDT

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A greaseboard philosopher posted a message for the Cubs next to the lineups Saturday morning: "You can't see the rising sun if your eyes are fixed on the setting one...First baseman Carlos Pena declined to take credit, despite being fingered as the mystery philosopher. FULL ARTICLE AT Chicago Tribune

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