A Reminder That Curses and Jinxes Aren’t Real: Cubs Picked to Win it All on SI Cover

Things like jinxes do not have something like jinxes.

This is the cover of your new sports essay. As the cover shows, since 1908 we have chosen these Chicago Cubs for the first time to win the World Series

Here you can read how SI is making a cover page. This is a cool turn of the 1908 genuine magazine cover. As discussed yesterday, they are the most popular

However, in reality, even overwhelming favorites are losing in the playoffs, and even from the most charitable point of view, turnip may not win by 70% chance this year. This is not caused by a curse or the cover of a magazine. This is only one. If that happens

(Or you can continue reading a nice article on Michael's Kyle Hendrix so that it will not get drowned by groups of people who panicked on the cover.)

I will tell you what happened. The Chicago Cubs won the 2016 World Series. Again, the curse is not real. This is happening because the turnip is in an absolutely ruptured state throughout the season and seems to be getting better and better. I am a fan of Lifetime Cubs and this year I was watching 90% of games, but that's all I can think of when we mention their weaknesses. This is a list. Because they are nearly perfect baseball team managed by crazy genius Joe Madden, Cubs wins the World Series. There is no need to be dramatic in nonsense stories about destiny, adjustment of stars, returning to the future, etc.

The Chicago Cubs got another victory from the World Championship. This makes fans filled with joy and excitement, but there are also many tensions. It was at this time that I remembered all the curses that were said to bother the Cubs. Especially "Steve Batman Incident". At that time, Marlins' second baseman, Luis Castillo, hit a pop foul ball and headed for Wrigley's stand. Cubs' outfielder Moises Alou tried to take in the ball after his second exit, but the ball was eliminated and eventually lost to Alou's Cubs fan Steve Batman.

The curse of the two notorious sports bothered the turnip. In 2003, four players from the world professional baseball championship who is a fan of Steve Batman unintentionally interfered with a ball that the Cubs outfielder Mois Al could catch a ball. After that, everything collapsed. Cubs lost the game, Batman's series fascinated the anger of the fans (and the threat of death). Batman balls were eventually bombarded. Is this related to the curse of Billy Goth? In the fourth game of the 1945 World Series, Billy Goat Tavern owner William Cyanis was ordered to remove his smelly goat's mascot "Murphy" (loose security?) From Wrigley Field. This propaganda campaign will unite the team and suggest that the Cubs will not win any more. In 2016, the Cubs won the third consecutive title in the National League in commemoration of the 46th anniversary of the death of Cyanis. But even these curses can not be compared with the insulting ridicule of irritated Cubs fans in 107 years.