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Bears.

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How many times do you have to "get lucky" before you're known as "good"?

Oh wait, if it's a Chicago team, it doesn't matter. The Sox lucked their way to a 99-win season and a World Series. I forgot.



Mistakes are part of ANY game. Converting mistakes into points/goals/runs is good playing.
 
How many times do you have to "get lucky" before you're known as "good"?

Oh wait, if it's a Chicago team, it doesn't matter. The Sox lucked their way to a 99-win season and a World Series. I forgot.



Mistakes are part of ANY game. Converting mistakes into points/goals/runs is good playing.

:rolleyes:

Your truisms aside, there is no denying that BOTH teams made a large amount of bad mistakes. Just look at how Grossman played. He was making terrible decisions and terrible plays all through the game. The Seattle defense just happened to make some key mistakes as well.

I'm not saying that the Bears are a bad team. I said that it was a bad game and that they didn't play well today.
 
:rolleyes:

Your truisms aside, there is no denying that BOTH teams made a large amount of bad mistakes. Just look at how Grossman played. He was making terrible decisions and terrible plays all through the game. The Seattle defense just happened to make some key mistakes as well.

I'm not saying that the Bears are a bad team. I said that it was a bad game and that they didn't play well today.


Mistakes happen. I was pointing out the fact that all winning Chicago teams are labeled as "lucky", save for the aforementioned Jordan-era Bulls.