Who are the Bad Guys?

[jkrapfl]

Steve Garvey

[WrigleyField 22]

Beuerhle

Carl Everett

[Ding Dong Johnson]

Zach Duke?

 

2-0, 0.56 ERA in 2005. Yep, Zach Duke.

[stitchface]

no will clark?

[BigbadB]

I can't believe how in love with Todd Hundley all of you are. :D

[Keener98]

Alex Gonzalez

Barry Bonds

Jim Edmonds

Sean Casey(CUB KILLER)

Corey Patterson(not personally but I think he is definatly hated by many)

Angel Hernandez(Umpire who threw out Mongo)

Shawn Estes

[Andy]

Zach Duke?

 

2-0, 0.56 ERA in 2005. Yep, Zach Duke.

Just add any rookie pitcher who starts against the Cubs to that list. I've noticed a long trend over the last few years of rookie pitchers, good and bad, schooling the Cubs.

[ltb]

rob mackowiak

steve finley

 

Why Finley? Was he the bane of the '84 playoffs?

 

uhh, take a look at what he did in 04

[CaliforniaRaisin]

rob mackowiak

steve finley

 

Why Finley? Was he the bane of the '84 playoffs?

 

No, that was Steve F. Garvey. Don't forget Will Clark and Josh Beckett.

[J.R.]

Steve Garvey

Will Clark

Chipper Jones

Miguel Cabrera

[AR-Baseball-Fan]

Albert Bell

[XZero771679666304]

Didn't Howard Johnson give us trouble?

[CubinNY]

Jose Vizciano- the former Cub farm hand always hits well against the Cubs

[UK1679666180]

Mike Schmidt never hit well against the Cubs did he? :)

 

He scared me more than any other hitter that I've seen face the Cubs, that includes Bonds, McGwire, etc.

[ConstableRabbit]

What about Barry Larkin?

 

I can't find any numbers to confirm, but he always seemed to kill us.

 

Also, a lot of people hate Sammy, I dont think he was mentioned.

[CubinNY]

Eric F. Milton- I watched Mr. Homerun machine no hit the Cubs for 8 1/3 innings in Phily in 04.

[Bull]

Thanks for all the help guys. Torres and Dibble have already been added, and other whose cards I'm looking for.

[UK1679666180]

Eric F. Milton- I watched Mr. Homerun machine no hit the Cubs for 8 1/3 innings in Phily in 04.

 

Most frustrating game I've ever been to. They get shut-down by Milton, so I get somewhat excited of watching a no-hitter especially w/the Cubs involved which hasn't happened in 33 years and hasn't happened against the Cubs since Koufax.

 

Then, Glanville botches an easy fly-ball so the no hitter is gone, Cubs get back into the game and Hawkins blows it in the 9th.

[Ding Dong Johnson]

Eric F. Milton- I watched Mr. Homerun machine no hit the Cubs for 8 1/3 innings in Phily in 04.

 

Most frustrating game I've ever been to. They get shut-down by Milton, so I get somewhat excited of watching a no-hitter especially w/the Cubs involved which hasn't happened in 33 years and hasn't happened against the Cubs since Koufax.

 

Then, Glanville botches an easy fly-ball so the no hitter is gone, Cubs get back into the game and Hawkins blows it in the 9th.

 

LaTroy F. Hawkins. Man, I wanted so badly for him to succeed, but all he did was give me chest pains. (I do wish him well now that he's back in the AL)

[rocket]

JAVIER VALENTIN

 

and i love this man, but adam dunn pretty much hits 3 homers a game when he faces the cubs.

[USSoccer]

Mario Soto (my first Cubs game as a little kid was a game where Soto incited like 2 bench clearing brawls)

Carlos Lee

Moises Alou when he was an Astro

Randy Johnson. I think the Cubs are hitting -.233 against him.

 

Eric Davis

[FergieJ31]

Neifi (killed the Cubs before and after coming to the team)

Oswalt (HOW did everyone forget him?)

Tavarez

 

And just for kicks, add Jack and Joe Buck to the list, too.

 

1998 redeems him a bit, don't you think?

 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neifi_P%C3%A9rez

 

...Perez occupied a special spot in Cubs' history long before he joined the team. In 1998, the Cubs were locked in a Wild Card race with San Francisco. After the Cubs lost their final regular season game at Houston, the Giants were poised to close out the Colorado Rockies to clinch the Wild Card spot. However, Perez launched a game-winning 2-run homer off Giants' closer Robb Nen to force a tie between the Cubs and Giants. The home run came less than 2 minutes after the Cubs made the final out in Houston. The next day at Wrigley Field, Cubs went on the defeat the Giants, managed by future Cub manager Dusty Baker, and advanced to the playoffs.

[Careless]

Oh, and my #2 would be Carlos Lee. Not only for his continued success against the Cubs, but also for the leg whip he put on Walker last season. I'm all for playing hard, but there's a difference between playing hard and sliding with your legs up around the knees. I hate him too.

But he didn't slide with his leg up. Walker's leg was at an angle and lee's rode it up to the knee.

[Roast]

For me its:

 

Jeromy Burnitz (his brewer days)

Fernando Vina

Jim Edmonds

Matt Morris

Roy Oswalt

Steve Kline

Randy Johnson

Rob Mcalphabet

Mark McGwire

Barroid "THE MEDIA HURT MY KNEE" Bonds

Mark "The lace on my underwear is chafing" Bhuhrhlhhle

Sean Casey

[BleedCubbieBlue81]

Not sure if anyone mentioned it because I just glanced over this topic, but did anyone mention Brant Brown?