Cubs add Chapman for Torres, et al. imb wishes we paid more

[Sammy Sofa]

what did Darryl Kile do except have a heart attack?

wan't it cocaine related? If not, at least i've convinced all my Cardinal Fan friends it was, so thats fun.

 

Noooooooooooope. Just a bum ticker.

[David]

what did Darryl Kile do except have a heart attack?

wan't it cocaine related? If not, at least i've convinced all my Cardinal Fan friends it was, so thats fun.

 

Noooooooooooope. Just a bum ticker.

Yup. He's probably just thinking of the reefer they found in his room.

[Bull]

wan't it cocaine related? If not, at least i've convinced all my Cardinal Fan friends it was, so thats fun.

 

Noooooooooooope. Just a bum ticker.

Yup. He's probably just thinking of the reefer they found in his room.

Who was the other Cardinal player that died unexpectedly. Was his drug related? I thought maybe I confused him with Chris Farley, but Farley was 5 years earlier (1997).

[Thusly Boned]

 

Noooooooooooope. Just a bum ticker.

Yup. He's probably just thinking of the reefer they found in his room.

Who was the other Cardinal player that died unexpectedly. Was his drug related? I thought maybe I confused him with Chris Farley, but Farley was 5 years earlier (1997).

 

Josh Hancock died in a drunk driving incident years back

[Old Style]

Yup. He's probably just thinking of the reefer they found in his room.

Who was the other Cardinal player that died unexpectedly. Was his drug related? I thought maybe I confused him with Chris Farley, but Farley was 5 years earlier (1997).

 

Josh Hancock died in a drunk driving incident years back

I think you mean Herbie Hancock.

[Post Count Padder]

Of course Adam Warren figured his horsefeathers out again and has thrown 9 scoreless innings since the trade.

[Clem Fandango]

He Tom Wilhelmsen'd his way back to the Yankees.

[David]

He Tom Wilhelmsen'd his way back to the Yankees.

 

at first i thought chris coghlan might've successfully done this too, but nope.

[rocket]

hey the trade looks a little better now that strop's knee exploded

[Banedon]

 

:banghead:

[David]

Yikes. Someone should probably get fired for that.

 

That also couldn't have been unintentional. What are the odds?

[Banedon]

Yikes. Someone should probably get fired for that.

 

That also couldn't have been unintentional. What are the odds?

 

The only possible way it could be unintentional is if it's a song they commonly play between innings or something, but I don't recall hearing it when I've attended games this year.

[Cubswin11]

But other than that it's a perfectly fine song to play at the park any other time....

[Sammy Sofa]

The only possible way it could be unintentional is if it's a song they commonly play between innings or something

 

horsefeathers, that would be even worse.

[Ding Dong Johnson]

color me a bit skeptical that that song was actually played

[bcl412]

color me a bit skeptical that that song was actually played

Does sound made up

[jersey cubs fan]

color me a bit skeptical that that song was actually played

huh?

[David]

color me a bit skeptical that that song was actually played

 

the cubs acknowledged it...

[Banedon]

Jesse Rogers

ESPN Staff Writer

 

 

The Cubs say they unintentionally played the song 'Smack My Bitch Up' last night when Aroldis Chapman walked off the mound in the ninth inning. The Cubs will have a strong response to it this morning. It was "unfortunate and should not have happened," according to the team.

[Ding Dong Johnson]

well then someone probably should get canned for that one, and not just because it happened after Aroldis pitched

[Transmogrified Tiger]

color me a bit skeptical that that song was actually played

 

I'm skeptical that the title portion was actually played(it'd be very easy to have a ballpark sized portion of that song without any of the 'lyrics'). They're still responsible for the output(even without the lyrics people are gonna recognize the song), but if you've got a playlist of 100 between innings songs set to cycle through or something(especially if they might not be labeled by title), it's a lot easier to see how that ignorance could happen.

[Tracer Bullet]

I hope this was some intern protesting, in which case, it's awesome. Otherwise, as Trump would say, Bad!

[Tracer Bullet]

color me a bit skeptical that that song was actually played

 

I'm skeptical that the title portion was actually played(it'd be very easy to have a ballpark sized portion of that song without any of the 'lyrics'). They're still responsible for the output(even without the lyrics people are gonna recognize the song), but if you've got a playlist of 100 between innings songs set to cycle through or something(especially if they might not be labeled by title), it's a lot easier to see how that ignorance could happen.

 

No matter what portion is heard, a song with that title should never intentionally be played during a baseball game (other than the intern protest scenario).

[Transmogrified Tiger]

color me a bit skeptical that that song was actually played

 

I'm skeptical that the title portion was actually played(it'd be very easy to have a ballpark sized portion of that song without any of the 'lyrics'). They're still responsible for the output(even without the lyrics people are gonna recognize the song), but if you've got a playlist of 100 between innings songs set to cycle through or something(especially if they might not be labeled by title), it's a lot easier to see how that ignorance could happen.

 

No matter what portion is heard, a song with that title should never intentionally be played during a baseball game (other than the intern protest scenario).

 

Not arguing otherwise, only pointing out how it could happen, especially since 10, even 5 years ago there wouldn't have been the same response to the same clip being played.

[Tracer Bullet]

 

I'm skeptical that the title portion was actually played(it'd be very easy to have a ballpark sized portion of that song without any of the 'lyrics'). They're still responsible for the output(even without the lyrics people are gonna recognize the song), but if you've got a playlist of 100 between innings songs set to cycle through or something(especially if they might not be labeled by title), it's a lot easier to see how that ignorance could happen.

 

No matter what portion is heard, a song with that title should never intentionally be played during a baseball game (other than the intern protest scenario).

 

Not arguing otherwise, only pointing out how it could happen, especially since 10, even 5 years ago there wouldn't have been the same response to the same clip being played.

 

I haven't been to Wrigley in a long time but I can't imagine they're that careless. Something as blatant as smack my bitch up can't be on the approved playlist. They would have to intentionally select every song to make sure it's cleared to be played under their performance licenses anyway, so the title can't really sneak by.