It’s a great reflection on a GREAT season so far. I voted for the Z no-no since it was the first for the Cubs since 72… Also, thought the sweep of the White Sox was great. Didn’t Rami have a walk-off vs them?

I would have picked Z’s no hitter as the most memorable if I had been able to watch the game unfold. I listened to the whole game and watched the 9th on ESPN and loved every second, but had I been able to watch the whole game in person or on TV, I would have been even more into it.

There is just something poetic about a game that has all the gloom and doom of the game on the 18th, end up completely turned into happiness and victory. It’s like a mini version of the history of the Cubs. No game I have ever seen compares with this one!

on WGN, I would have probably chosen the no hitter as my most memorable game but since I couldn’t see it, I chose the Rockies game which I followed on gameday at work. I posted my feelings on this game below.

Living in MN…and working the 9-5, I’ve missed some of these games, although MLB radio has comforted me many a day here. I had to choose the Rockies game, I was working from home…and it was the first game where I had the confidence in this team to do anything.

I remember the game thread, too — not much ledge jumping, just people hanging around to see what would happen.

In 2003, I was in an interminable meeting (I think it’s still going on) when the Cubs fell behind St. Louis early, and kept following the game, anyway. They chipped away and finally took the lead when I was back at my desk, standing at the computer waiting to see how the inning went before heading to the car. I jumped up when Alou drove in the lead run. That series was what convinced me that team had a chance to be special.

This game was similar (no meeting, though) – but it happened in May instead of September. Once Edmonds got his RBI double, I knew they were going to score more runs that inning.

A lot of failing in between for someone who is supposed to be your #1 PH.

… I hope that he’s worked out some of his batting issues. He has a very difficult job, so maybe we should give him more credit. I can’t imagine Hoffpauir would fare any better in a tough PH situation.

underestimating Daryle Ward’s effect on this team.

…but he almost always gives you a good AB and, yes, overstated or otherwise, I think he deserves a ton of praise for the two hits Al mentions. I’d still rather have him up there over Hoffpauir.