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  1. Well, the basic list of guys better than Theriot whose teams wont be competing... Jack Wilson Jason Bartlett Brendan Harris But as I'm sure you know, teams don't have to be out of it to trade their SS away, they just have to have a ready replacement. So, depending on how everything else is looking, some of these guys might be available... Jhonny Peralta / Asdrubal Cabrera Yunel Escobar / Brent Lillibridge Rafael Furcal / Chin-Lung Hu Alex Gonzalez / Jeff Keppinger Edit: Also, depending on some variables, I could see Orlando Cabrera or Khalil Greene becoming available. Neither scenario is bloody likely, but they are both possible... Cabrera moreso.
  2. That is not a lot. That deal will not get it done. I would love to get Roberts for that deal! Too bad we're going to have to add Veal or Colvin to that deal to make it happen. Either way i'd do it! We're just as good off with Ronny Cedeno starting at SS and DeRosa at 2B as we are with Theriot at SS and Roberts at 2B... and that doesn't cost us a good young starter or a damn good fourth OF.
  3. Drop in power the last two seasons? IsoP: 1996 - .230 1997 - .228 1998 - .261 1999 - .246 2000 - .227 2001 - .181 (21 G) 2002 - .218 2003 - .223 2004 - .169 2005 - .169 2006 - .202 2007 - .088 Yes, 2007 was absolutely horrible. But people seem to have completely forgotten about 2006. His power rebounded in a significant way, and he hit .303/.367/.505 on the season. If he has another season like that in his bat, the difference between him and Theriot on defense (and in their contracts) isn't nearly close enough for Theriot to cover the gap.
  4. At this point, I'm beginning to associate this whole ordeal with Brian Roberts the baseball player, not just the transaction. It's gotten so bad that I'm almost convinced I'd boo him every game, despite his production.
  5. Too bad this board is dripping with sarcasm just about every thread too, but oh well. Yeah, but at least nobody here is very good at using it.
  6. Soriano - .280/.325/.540 Theriot - .265/.315/.355 Lee - .295/.390/.525 Ramirez - .305/.355/.550 Fukudome - .305/.390/.465 DeRosa - .280/.360/.430 Soto - .280/.350/.455 Pie - .270/.320/.460 Zambrano - 1.30/4.20 Lilly - 1.20/4.30 Hill - 1.10/3.65 Marquis - 1.45/4.80 Dempster - 1.30/3.60 (all in relief) Lieber - 1.30/4.50 Marmol - 1.15/3.10 Wood - 1.20/3.40 Howry - 1.20/3.30
  7. One could just as easily make the argument that without today's advanced training regimines and dietary supplements and all that jazz that none of the modern players would be able to hold a candle to Ruth back then.
  8. Keep hoping. Votto for Blanton? Sure. Anything more? No way Votto and Bailey or Cueto? Yeah right. My personal guess would be Votto, Stubbs, and an as yet unnamed pitching prospect in the lower minors.
  9. Why would she do that? She knows where to find me.
  10. I'm really surprised you aren't a fan of this one. With all the extra traffic coming in from the other sports, there's bound to be a few posters that try to branch out into baseball... and they're all likely to be pretty ignorant about it to start. Think of all the helpless little whelps flailing around spastically and spouting off nonsense phrases while you pound them into submission with a wall of numbers. It'd be six different kinds of fantastic, minimum.
  11. Rob

    NSBB vs. GRB

    I dunno. But if you need a spot filled, I'm first on your list.
  12. Count me in as a reserve member.
  13. I'M NOT DRUNK, YOU'RE DRUNK! You're damn right I've got a drinking problem! We're outta scotch!
  14. One of our last five games is exclusive to WCIU... as is another one of our last 12. We wont get to watch two Cubs games coming down the stretch. That's freaking ridiculous.
  15. I can't believe I missed this... damnit. By the way, I would destroy Meph in a poker game.
  16. They prefer to be called vertically-challenged horticulturalists.
  17. Thank you. Now I don't have to worry about having second thoughts with my opinion.
  18. Although I take no stock in this, just for argument's sake, that is way too I Dropped The Soap! much to give up for a player we don't need. That'd be a horrific trade.
  19. I'm really not too concerned with the opinions of the people at MLB.com. Looking at that list, I can see why.
  20. To date, ARod has played 1271 games at SS and won two gold gloves there (I know, I know). He's played 621 games at third. Now, he might end up with more games played at third... but there's always the chance he gets moved to first before that happens. He still goes in as a SS until he plays more games somewhere else.
  21. I don't have that handy. But why don't you check this stat out? Runs by inning: 1st inning - 114 runs 2nd inning - 69 runs 3rd inning - 93 runs 4th inning - 79 runs 5th inning - 80 runs 6th inning - 94 runs 7th inning - 93 runs 8th inning - 72 runs 9th inning - 55 runs Ext inning - 3 runs Now I don't personally believe much in the effect of lineup order... but if Soriano is such a terrible leadoff hitter, how do you explain the Cubs scoring so many more runs in the first (the one inning he's guaranteed to lead off) than in any other inning?
  22. That would certainly make Pie expendable in the eyes of the Cubs' brass. I don't care for Pie, but if the possible acquisition of Coco I Dropped The Soap! Cirsp making anybody "expendible" in the Cubs eyes, we're in big trouble. I'd rather have Pie starting than Crisp without question. We are talking about a fast guy who steals bases and plays awesome defense at an up-the-middle position. Of course Hendry and Lou are going to love him. And I'm sure the Cubs will try to teach him to switch hit. First of all, Crisp already is a switch hitter, and if he wasn't, you don't "teach" a guy to switch hit at 28 years old. Anyways his defense hasn't been all that great until this season, and his bat is non-existant. The dude is worthless. I'm not debating that he's craptastic. I'm just saying Hendry and Lou probably don't feel that way. Does he really seem like the kind of player either one of them wouldn't love?
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