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100th win  The Cubs and Cardinals have been rivals for years.
They've played each other often and evenly -- Chicago owns a
1,173-1,114 edge since 1892 -- and there's always a lot of red
throughout Wrigley Field when the Cardinals come to Chicago.
But before the first meeting between the two teams Tuesday at
Wrigley Field -- a 2-1 Cubs win -- the two managers weren't
spewing bulletin board material each other's way.  Cardinals
manager Mike Matheny, when asked if the Cubs could be a force
because of the size of their market, said he doesn't view
Chicago any other way -- even with the Cubs' last-place standing
in the National League Central.  "I know right now they're a
force. Any time we come in here, it's tough," Matheny said.
"This team plays us tough any time we come into Wrigley. There's
a lot of history and tradition between the two, and I can't help
but understand the success that [Cubs president of baseball
operations Theo Epstein] and the fron