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  1. he's definitely not as bad as he was earlier this year, but I still don't like how his power has evaporated. He sure as crap isn't an OBP machine, so the biggest benefit was that you could rely on him for somewhere around 25 HRs and roughly a .175-.200 IsoP. If he can't start hitting for power, that bat is going to be awfully anemic with a more normal BABIP.
  2. He's okay, but I'm not sure that he's much better than Scott Moore
  3. you know your bullpen is bad when they keep blowing leads to the nationals
  4. That's why I'm a little disappointed that we face them to end the season in what could be very big games. I'll be there for at least one of those games. yeah i still remember how they (and latroy) crapped all over our 2004 team in september
  5. i love how long the "other games" thread is already
  6. let's see if valentin can hit against someone other than the cubs
  7. when you have a guy who can rake like keppinger, gotta let him swing away
  8. I'd have no problem dealing Hill or Marshall if it netted a significant upgrade at C, SS, CF or RF. A 5th starter is only valuable for the balance of the regular season. I agree that Gallagher is a bit raw, but in my opinion the difference between an impact bat vs. one of the holes over the next eight weeks is greater than the difference between Hill/Marshall and Gallagher. A weak 5th starter might tax the pen a bit, but you've got Sept. callups to offset that some. yeah but not only are you opening a hole on this year's team, you're also trading away a young, cheap, productive pitcher who has significant value in future years.
  9. corey hart is friggin ugly
  10. I voted Padres because the Phillies haven't fired Charlie Manuel.
  11. as i was saying about not counting on the reds...
  12. i wouldn't count on the reds doing anything good, with the season they've had What was that you were saying? they still have to score another one
  13. i wouldn't count on the reds doing anything good, with the season they've had
  14. probably veteran infatuation more than anything else
  15. Which team in the running for the wild card concerns you the most? This assumes that the Dodgers and Mets win their divisions. I didn't make this a "who wins the NL Wild Card" poll because then everyone would just vote for the Cubs.
  16. bwahahaha they just said scott eyre is pretty decent
  17. smart move keeping in the lefty against braun, by the way
  18. marty brennaman is a cranky old fart
  19. yeah, but it's more likely to happen when the brewers are playing a team that isn't terrible
  20. i feel like i'm watching the 2006 cubs
  21. darn, i was hoping that keppinger would keep raking
  22. Laird had a .361 BABIP last season.... hence the good numbers. His PECOTA projections peg him at around a .320 OBP/.750 OPS over the next few years, but I think they might be a little high. If he could be had for cheap I'd take him, but really, what's the point of all this when we have a decent option in the minors?
  23. i love how the cubs convinced themselves that trading for kendall was a good idea, and now four games into his cub career they've already decided that he's washed up. I have A.D.D., and I'm way more consistent in my thought process than the boobs that run this organization.
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