Spring Training

[jyoung55]

So when do pitchers and catchers report? And I know some may think this is too early to be thinking about this but I hate the bears and am starting to get pumped for some meaningful baseball, regardless of how long it lasts.

[daske17]

So when do pitchers and catchers report? And I know some may think this is too early to be thinking about this but I hate the bears and am starting to get pumped for some meaningful baseball, regardless of how long it lasts.

 

:shock: :shock: :shock: :shock:

 

Oh sir, you're not from around here are you? :wink:

[goonys evil twin]

So when do pitchers and catchers report? And I know some may think this is too early to be thinking about this but I hate the bears and am starting to get pumped for some meaningful baseball, regardless of how long it lasts.

 

I was going to answer your question until your Bears comment. I will just say that it's never to early to be thinking about P&C reporting dates.

[otis89]

I guess a person who doesn't like football period (Yeah. I said it. I don't like football. Sue me.) will have to answer his question.

 

From Cubs.com

The Chicago Cubs today announced that the team's pitchers and catchers will report to Fitch Park in Mesa, Ariz., on Wednesday, February 14, with their first workout slated for the following day. Positions players will report on Monday, February 19 with the first full squad workout set for Tuesday, February 20.

 

Chicago's Spring Training exhibition schedule begins on Thursday, March 1, against the San Francisco Giants at HoHoKam Park at 2:05 p.m. CT.

[mg420]

I guess a person who doesn't like football period (Yeah. I said it. I don't like football. Sue me.) will have to answer his question.

 

From Cubs.com

The Chicago Cubs today announced that the team's pitchers and catchers will report to Fitch Park in Mesa, Ariz., on Wednesday, February 14, with their first workout slated for the following day. Positions players will report on Monday, February 19 with the first full squad workout set for Tuesday, February 20.

 

Chicago's Spring Training exhibition schedule begins on Thursday, March 1, against the San Francisco Giants at HoHoKam Park at 2:05 p.m. CT.

 

you guys arent the only ones. baseball is the only sport i have any interest in. i would rather watch just about anything other than football. my wife & i went to see a movie on sunday and it was great because everyone was at home watching the bears.

 

GO CUBS!

[A New Era]

I guess a person who doesn't like football period (Yeah. I said it. I don't like football. Sue me.) will have to answer his question.

 

From Cubs.com

The Chicago Cubs today announced that the team's pitchers and catchers will report to Fitch Park in Mesa, Ariz., on Wednesday, February 14, with their first workout slated for the following day. Positions players will report on Monday, February 19 with the first full squad workout set for Tuesday, February 20.

 

Chicago's Spring Training exhibition schedule begins on Thursday, March 1, against the San Francisco Giants at HoHoKam Park at 2:05 p.m. CT.

 

you guys arent the only ones. baseball is the only sport i have any interest in. i would rather watch just about anything other than football. my wife & i went to see a movie on sunday and it was great because everyone was at home watching the bears.

 

GO CUBS!

 

That's right. Watching an AMAZING adrenaline pumped last minute victory. DA BERS!!!

[Mephistopheles]

im giddy that college baseball starts in a couple weeks.

[Dirt Dog Sparly]

im giddy that college baseball starts in a couple weeks.

 

Im depressed because I am not part of it anymore. :cry:

[Backtobanks]

So when do pitchers and catchers report? And I know some may think this is too early to be thinking about this but I hate the bears and am starting to get pumped for some meaningful baseball, regardless of how long it lasts.

 

:shock: :shock: :shock: :shock:

 

Oh sir, you're not from around here are you? :wink:

 

I am a Bear fan, but I must admit that I'm getting tired of reading 5-8 stories per day about the Bears. If they win Sunday, it will be two more weeks of whole sections (8 plus pages) of the Tribune devoted to the Bears. I am more than ready to read about baseball.

[moorecg]

So when do pitchers and catchers report? And I know some may think this is too early to be thinking about this but I hate the bears and am starting to get pumped for some meaningful baseball, regardless of how long it lasts.

 

:shock: :shock: :shock: :shock:

 

Oh sir, you're not from around here are you? :wink:

 

I am a Bear fan, but I must admit that I'm getting tired of reading 5-8 stories per day about the Bears. If they win Sunday, it will be two more weeks of whole sections (8 plus pages) of the Tribune devoted to the Bears. I am more than ready to read about baseball.

 

I understand that feeling...and I'm a Cubs fan first mind you....but imagine what the Trib would look like if the Cubs were in the Playoffs and there was a week before the games started...I'm guessing you'd find 2 page articles about Mark DeRosa's boyhood home and Darryl Ward's favorite pre-game meals.

[CaliforniaRaisin]

If the Cubs actually made the playoffs, I'd be willing to read about Mark DeRosa's boyhood home.

 

Until then...BEARS BEARS BEARS!