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09/07 Pittsburgh (Chacon) @ CUBS (Marshall) 1:20 CDT, WGN TV

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Scott Moore continues to impress. I think he could be a really good player in terms of spelling D-Lee and Aramis next year... perhaps the corner outfielders too.

 

I think I'd prefer having him in AAA and maybe move McGehee around or have him be the major league utility man. Moore defnitely has a higher ceiling and a little bit of a K problem he could use some work on.

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Cedeno avg .242 obp .268

 

does

 

not

 

walk

 

Yeah, I was much more pessimistic about him than most coming into this year, but his suckiness has surprised even me. I mean, who thought he could vie for the worst regular player in all of baseball?

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Duffey could reach the Hall of Fame if he could get enough ABs against the cobs. Oh never mind, I guess that statement would apply to just about anyone.

 

Has anyone heard the attendance figure for today?

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Scott Moore continues to impress. I think he could be a really good player in terms of spelling D-Lee and Aramis next year... perhaps the corner outfielders too.

 

I think I'd prefer having him in AAA and maybe move McGehee around or have him be the major league utility man. Moore defnitely has a higher ceiling and a little bit of a K problem he could use some work on.

 

Moore strikeouts:

 

2003: 110 in 107 games

2004: 125 in 118 games

2005: 134 in 128 games

2006: 115 in 114 games

 

 

If he's going to work on that, he'd better start soon. His BB/K, BB/G and K/G ratios have been remarkably consistent the past four years. I think the numbers suggest he is what he is - a guy who will walk some but will also strike out about once per game.

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Scott Moore continues to impress. I think he could be a really good player in terms of spelling D-Lee and Aramis next year... perhaps the corner outfielders too.

 

I think I'd prefer having him in AAA and maybe move McGehee around or have him be the major league utility man. Moore defnitely has a higher ceiling and a little bit of a K problem he could use some work on.

 

Moore strikeouts:

 

2003: 110 in 107 games

2004: 125 in 118 games

2005: 134 in 128 games

2006: 115 in 114 games

 

 

If he's going to work on that, he'd better start soon. His BB/K, BB/G and K/G ratios have been remarkably consistent the past four years. I think the numbers suggest he is what he is - a guy who will walk some but will also strike out about once per game.

Any similar big leaguers that have some value?

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Scott Moore continues to impress. I think he could be a really good player in terms of spelling D-Lee and Aramis next year... perhaps the corner outfielders too.

 

I think I'd prefer having him in AAA and maybe move McGehee around or have him be the major league utility man. Moore defnitely has a higher ceiling and a little bit of a K problem he could use some work on.

 

Moore strikeouts:

 

2003: 110 in 107 games

2004: 125 in 118 games

2005: 134 in 128 games

2006: 115 in 114 games

 

 

If he's going to work on that, he'd better start soon. His BB/K, BB/G and K/G ratios have been remarkably consistent the past four years. I think the numbers suggest he is what he is - a guy who will walk some but will also strike out about once per game.

Any similar big leaguers that have some value?

 

Maybe. He's not Rob Deer or Ryan Harvey. He could have some value, but I just wish that his walk rate were higher given how frequently he strikes out.

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Every shot of the crowd amazes me more and more. I have never seen Wrigley this empty before.

 

looks like Dusty's "day after labor day" explanation for yesterday's paltry attendance has been torpedoed

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Every shot of the crowd amazes me more and more. I have never seen Wrigley this empty before.

 

I know what you mean, seems sad but not at all unjustified. The team sucks and the attendance reflects the level of interest at the present time. The team mailed in in when DLee went down. It took the fans a little while to realize it, but why would anyone support a group that has quit on it's fans?

 

Why am I here?

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Every shot of the crowd amazes me more and more. I have never seen Wrigley this empty before.

 

looks like Dusty's "day after labor day" explanation for yesterday's paltry attendance has been torpedoed

 

especially since yesteday was two days after labor day

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