Joe Mather dialed up exactly what Cubs fans and the team needed: an exciting win, against the Cardinals, no less.
The Cubs have dropped so many close games it felt good to finally win one and brush away the doom and gloom hanging over Wrigley Field, even if just for one night.
It also spared me from writing another post centered around the all too familiar story of a strong Matt Garza outing wasted due to a lack of run support, one which I’ll gladly save for a later date.
Congratulations to Tommy Grafton for being the first to Tweet back Ron Santo.
Stay tuned for future give-a-ways. I’ll be tweeting away the chance to win Cubs tickets in May.
Thanks for all your responses. Truly appreciate your readership.
@bullpenbrian Ron Santo
— Tommy Grafton (@tommy4454) April 23, 2012
Was I / am I close? Be the first to tweet ‘Ron Santo’ to @bullpenbrian.
— Lisa H (@myMagen) April 23, 2012
@bullpenbrian Ron Santo… probably too late, lol
— Josh Helms (@helms83) April 24, 2012
#RonSanto. Am I too late?! @bullpenbrian
— Laura Powell (@LPowell819) April 24, 2012
@bullpenbrian Ron Santo.
— Kendall Dale (@BulldawgDale) April 24, 2012
Beautiful work . Ron Santo . #Cubs RT @bullpenbrian Ron Santo Print Give-A-Way wp.me/p9ofB-1CG
— Kay Pearce (@WrigleyFielder) April 24, 2012
