Orioles win series at Wrigley: only second team to do so.

[Samurai Bucky]

I don't know if this was posted already, but if so, I'm sure wet noodles will be posted.

 

I read the recap at Yahoo!

 

This snippet was what piqued my interest:

 

 

The Orioles broke it open with five runs in the third inning, winning the rubber game of their first-ever trip to Wrigley. The Brewers are the only other team to win a series at the Cubs' home this year, taking both trips they've made so far.

[SeriesFinale]

5-5 the last ten games and now they hit the road to the South Side and Out West

 

Hopefully this is the return to mean, but I still like our chances in a playoff series with them regardless

[Thurston Fluff]

They've played a total of six series at home against a team with a winning record at this point in the season. They lost three of those series.

[lukevan]

I have to believe that the Cubs home record is unsustainable. Are they really going to go 61-20 (or thereabouts) at home? That seems impossible to me, no matter how good a team they have. I'm not turning up any results for best home record ever by an MLB team; any takers?

[dayzedcrewfan]

Most In A Season At Home	AL	New York	65	1961	Lost 16
	NL	Cincinnati	64	1975	Lost 17

Thats from Baseball Almanac. So yeah its possible but not very probable.

[owbc]

Bold prediction: The Brewers finish 2008 with a better home record than the Cubs.

[Bucky Rules]

The crash and burn has begun.... muahahahahahahahahahttp://forum.brewerfan.net/images/smilies/devil.gif

[Invader3K]

I'm not ready to call one series loss to a decent AL team the beginning of a patented Cubbie Curse crash, but we can only hope!

[Ennder]

Good to see Dempster get messed up today. If he collapses to the 5ish ERA pitcher he should be and Zambrano struggles with injuries that isn't much of a rotation.