Would you rather...

[brewcity77]

As a Cubs fan, winning the World Series in 2016 changed everything. The postseason no longer feels like do or die, I don't worry about them making the playoffs, I feel like I can just enjoy them win or lose. If they never win another playoff series I don't think it will bother me because I'll always have 2016. I want that with Marquette.

[Silkk the Shaka]

I'm asking if that's the standard you'd prefer: some conference titles and first round wins with losing seasons mixed in?

Then start another thread because that's not the effing premise of this one

[Cheeks]

As a Cubs fan, winning the World Series in 2016 changed everything. The postseason no longer feels like do or die, I don't worry about them making the playoffs, I feel like I can just enjoy them win or lose. If they never win another playoff series I don't think it will bother me because I'll always have 2016. I want that with Marquette.

It goes away after a period of time.  Give it a decade.  I remember being at game 7 when the Angels won it all.  Grown men sobbing in the late innings, doing deals with the devil, promising if we win this they'll never care again.  Within a decade they wanted everyone fired, blasting ownership, etc.  Fandom....

[muguru]

As a Cubs fan, winning the World Series in 2016 changed everything. The postseason no longer feels like do or die, I don't worry about them making the playoffs, I feel like I can just enjoy them win or lose. If they never win another playoff series I don't think it will bother me because I'll always have 2016. I want that with Marquette.

Not a Cubs fan, but exactly the same for me with the Packers, and I would be the same with MU if they won a Natty.