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  1. Proven Veteran
    I think someone should sign him to start.
  2. Proven Veteran
    Soriano in right, Dunn in left.
  3. Proven Veteran
    The cubs already have a lefty second baseman. :flame:
  4. Proven Veteran
    I don't want any ex-cubs in the booth.
  5. Proven Veteran
    http://itmightbedangerous.blogspot.com/2008/10/on-trading-peavy.html
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    http://tickets.shop.ebay.com/items/Event-Tickets__cubs-season-ticket_W0QQ_nkwZcubsQ20seasonQ20ticketQQ_catrefZ1QQ_flnZ1QQ_sacatZ16122QQ_trksidZp3286Q2ec0Q2em282?_trksid=p3286.c0.m282 Anywhere from $9,999 to $24,000 The 24,000 one does include free shipping...
  7. Proven Veteran
    Would have been nice to start him in game one.
  8. Proven Veteran
    Which he can waive, it's certainly not impossible to trade him.
  9. Proven Veteran
    Can Zambrano play RF?
  10. Proven Veteran
    Well........the Red Sox came back from 3-0 down in a 7 game series en route to their drought breaking WS title. I'd imagine if the Cubs do pull it out somehow, we will have had to come back from a similar improbably deficit. And San Diego did it to us in 1984.....lol. We owe the West Coast one. It is not impossible but my god, the Cubs seem to have completely imploded on every front possible. I'd feel better I guess if these games were even remotely close. They won three in a row at home. Two at home, two at Yankee Stadium. They did get blown out in their last loss (it was at home) which put them at the brink of elimination: http://www.baseball-reference.com/boxes/BOS/BOS200410160.shtml He meant San Diego.
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    :banghead:
  12. Proven Veteran
    I don't think he will be traded, but he shouldn't be playing 1B next year either. Especially considering his full no trade clause. Which we all know about.
  13. Proven Veteran
    I don't think he will be traded, but he shouldn't be playing 1B next year either.
  14. Proven Veteran
    If we could trade Lee, Tex is a FA. Yeah, that was the only one I could think of. Of course, I wanted the Cubs to draft him in the first place.
  15. Proven Veteran
    Who can the Cubs get to play 1b next season? DLee is finished, I'm afraid.
  16. Proven Veteran
    :cry: Don't worry, the Cubs just got an email telling them that they were not selected to play in the NLCS either.
  17. Proven Veteran
    :lol: Just kidding, go ahead and lock this.
  18. Proven Veteran
    It's on all of the MLB schedules for that day.
  19. Proven Veteran
    "Meanwhile, defending a comfortable 600-0 lead in the top of ninth, the Mets decided to rest up Carlos Voltron by moving him to the outfield and replacing him with reliever Aaron Heilman, who lost the lead and eventually the game after giving up 618 runs to close the inning." This is the best line.
  20. Proven Veteran
    I'll probably go to LA. Will go to Chicago if they make the series.
  21. Proven Veteran
    I was at the one game playoff, behind home plate, it was awesome. The whole crowd stayed and cheered well after the game was over, we were dancing in the aisles. I can't remember, but how were tickets distributed for that game. I can remember watching the Cubs lose to the Astros and then seeing a news report showing fans lined up around Wrigley Field immediately after the playoff was official. Did the Cubs really just take first come first served at the box office or was something else set up? I honestly don't remember. I lived right near wrigley at the time, but I lined up at a Dominick's with a ticketmaster to try to get tickets. Even the first person in my line did not get tickets. I had to use other means to get mine. :ninja: Murder? You don't want to know. :blush:
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    LMAO POSTED BY: Stephen A. Smith (9/23/2008 9:35:56 PM) COMMENT: I'M NOT MUCH OF A BASEBALL GUY BUT THIS ABSOLUTELY SPECTACULARIFFIC. JASON BARTLETT CATCHES THE BALL AND KNOWS HOW TO WIN. THE RAYS HAVE MULTIPLIFIED THEIR KNOWING OF HOW TO WIN SINCE BARTLETT JOINED THE TEAM. ALSO, CARLOS PENA GAVE ME A HUG AND SAID THAT BARTLETT TAUGHT HIM HOW TO HUG PROPERLY. MY APOLOGIES IF THIS IS INCOHERENTABLE AS I AM TYPING IT FROM MY BLACKBERRY.
  23. Proven Veteran
    I was at the one game playoff, behind home plate, it was awesome. The whole crowd stayed and cheered well after the game was over, we were dancing in the aisles. I can't remember, but how were tickets distributed for that game. I can remember watching the Cubs lose to the Astros and then seeing a news report showing fans lined up around Wrigley Field immediately after the playoff was official. Did the Cubs really just take first come first served at the box office or was something else set up? I honestly don't remember. I lived right near wrigley at the time, but I lined up at a Dominick's with a ticketmaster to try to get tickets. Even the first person in my line did not get tickets. I had to use other means to get mine. :ninja:
  24. Proven Veteran
    I was at the one game playoff, behind home plate, it was awesome. The whole crowd stayed and cheered well after the game was over, we were dancing in the aisles.
  25. Proven Veteran
    He also leads the league in errors.
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