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Didn't see this posted anywhere, so feel free to delete if necessary...

 

ESPN 1000 here in Chi-town is reporting that Theriot has been told by Lou that he will be on the ML roster when the club heads north. Theriot confirms.

 

Congrats, Ryan! You deserve it!

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http://www.dailyherald.com/sports/cubs.asp?id=289343

 

By Bruce Miles

Daily Herald Sports Writer

Posted Saturday, March 10, 2007

 

 

MESA, Ariz. — Lou Piniella put a quick end to all of the speculation Friday when he confirmed that pitcher Rich Hill and utility infielder Ryan Theriot have made the team.

 

Period. End of story.

 

“He’s in our rotation,” Piniella said of Hill. “I like the way he goes about his business. He’s serious. He’s got good mound presence. And he’s getting better and better.”

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If Piniella gives the playing time to those who perform. "The Riot" will be our starting SS by June.

 

I dunno, how does "Riot" stand up defensively...comparitively?

 

Ken

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This was in the papers a few days ago, IIRC, but irregardless, it's great news. 8-)

:evil:

 

at least it's in the dictionary:

 

http://www.bartleby.com/61/84/I0238400.html

 

Irregardless, it's still improper usage.

 

 

:D

 

It's called the modern English language. Get on board or get left behind.

 

It is quite common for languages to adapt over the years. There are many English words that had quite another meaning in the 1800's.

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This was in the papers a few days ago, IIRC, but irregardless, it's great news. 8-)

:evil:

 

at least it's in the dictionary:

 

http://www.bartleby.com/61/84/I0238400.html

 

Irregardless, it's still improper usage.

 

 

:D

 

It's called the modern English language. Get on board or get left behind.

 

so you're saying the proper usage is irregardless?

 

No. I'm saying it's like "ain't" or any one of the many other words that wouldn't make it into a college essay but is used all the time in informal speech.

 

The last time I checked this was a message board, not a term paper. Acronyms and slang are thrown around here all the time. Is "irregardless" proper English? Of course not. But it's part of the modern English language, like it or not.

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If Piniella gives the playing time to those who perform. "The Riot" will be our starting SS by June.

 

I dunno, how does "Riot" stand up defensively...comparitively?

 

Ken

 

Izturis is better defensively, irregardless, it isn't enough to make up for his deficiencies at the plate.

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This was in the papers a few days ago, IIRC, but irregardless, it's great news. 8-)

:evil:

 

at least it's in the dictionary:

 

http://www.bartleby.com/61/84/I0238400.html

 

Irregardless, it's still improper usage.

 

 

:D

 

It's called the modern English language. Get on board or get left behind.

 

so you're saying the proper usage is irregardless?

 

No. I'm saying it's like "ain't" or any one of the many other words that wouldn't make it into a college essay but is used all the time in informal speech.

 

The last time I checked this was a message board, not a term paper. Acronyms and slang are thrown around here all the time. Is "irregardless" proper English? Of course not. But it's part of the modern English language, like it or not.

 

Slang and acronyms are used because they are easy and informal, thus nice for a message board. WHat bugs me about "irregardless" is that it's simply a dumb word. :)

 

Saying "regardless" means the EXACT same thing as "irregardless," even though the ir- prefix EVERY OTHER time means opposite. :)

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Slang and acronyms are used because they are easy and informal, thus nice for a message board. WHat bugs me about "irregardless" is that it's simply a dumb word. :)

 

Saying "regardless" means the EXACT same thing as "irregardless," even though the ir- prefix EVERY OTHER time means opposite. :)

 

You damn right brother.

 

"Irregardless" is like saying "de-caffeine-free"

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The Riot is so hot im worried he's using all his hits. :)

Kinda hope he cools down a little.

He made 2 really nice plays at 3b on saturday.

 

Well, if we do that, we better hope the whole team cools down-Theriot has had a very good spring so far, but if you compare him to the 8 starters he would only be having the 6th best spring out of the 9 players.

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Slang and acronyms are used because they are easy and informal, thus nice for a message board. WHat bugs me about "irregardless" is that it's simply a dumb word. :)

 

Saying "regardless" means the EXACT same thing as "irregardless," even though the ir- prefix EVERY OTHER time means opposite. :)

 

You're damn right brother.

 

"Irregardless" is like saying "de-caffeine-free"

 

fixed :wink:

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Irregardless is not modern English. It's just wrong. It's not slang, it's a mistake. Whoever says irregardless really means to say regardless.

 

Morans.

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The Riot is so hot im worried he's using all his hits. :)

Kinda hope he cools down a little.

He made 2 really nice plays at 3b on saturday.

 

Well, if we do that, we better hope the whole team cools down-Theriot has had a very good spring so far, but if you compare him to the 8 starters he would only be having the 6th best spring out of the 9 players.

 

How do you say? AVG wise only Lee is better. He is tied with Barrett at .400 but has a higher OBP. I havent looked at OPS.

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