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  1. Andy
    I gave Barrett partial blame from the outset. Z started the argument, Barrett chose to escalate, and they both chose to get physical at the same time. I don't recall Barrett escalating anything. He gestured towards DeRosa I believe it was to ask his opinion on something after Z bitched him out and then Z slugged him.
  2. Andy
    We suck. We'll lose.
  3. Andy
    At least we didn't get expensive arthritic crap in return. Yes, we actually got someone who MIGHT get better. Can't remember last time that happened.
  4. Andy
    How old is Ryne? Seems like a funny kid :D
  5. Andy
    And chalk another one on the list of stupid sportswriters.
  6. Andy
    #10 in 2000, the only Sammy homer I ever saw in person. I told my friend at the time that it would not have been my 1st Cubs game without a Sammy homer. It was the first major league game I can remember attending, the only other one to that point being a Detroit-Cleveland game in summer 1987 when I was an infant in Cleveland. When the count went 2 strikes in that AB, with 2 outs, I just gave up. I knew he was going to strike out. Then he hit it, then he hopped, and I went nuts. Other than the division-clinching double play, it's the happiest I've ever been for a baseball moment.
  7. Andy
    Walt probably gets more credit than he deserves, but he'd be a damn lot better than Jim Hendry. And he at least knows not to re-sign his flukey high-performance players a la Tony Womack in 2004.
  8. Andy
    This is the 2nd round in a row where I enjoy RynoRules but can't vote against his opponent.
  9. Andy
    There's one in the pics thread if you're so inclined. I like Jon, but he's never around anymore. And remember, I suck up to women. I vote for Slugger.
  10. Andy
    Gotta be Vance, though against any other top seed I'd have likely gone with Choco. Bad luck buddy.
  11. Andy
    Classic Cubs. I have to disagree with you Soccer, Howry screwed that play up. If he gets rid of the ball to Izturis, the worst that happens is that Lofton turns to third and the rundown continues. By trying to chase him (venturing to say that Lofton would beat Howry on crutches), Howry pretty much sealed his fate on the play. I have no idea in the freaking world why Lee and Ramirez took less money to stay here. Poor guys.
  12. Andy
    I think we've found the George Mason of the tournament. :)
  13. Andy
    Body-paint eater gets the vote over the self-loathing wonder.
  14. Andy
    UMFan with the 1-point advantage.
  15. Andy
    Like both, but voted for Raw.
  16. Andy
    Take him. I don't care if all we get back is your worst player on your low-A team. Just freakin' take him. Please.
  17. Andy
    I don't think enough people appreciate that 2001 season. Given what was around him, it was darn near miraculous. It's the closest anyone's ever come to single-handedly taking a team to the playoffs. That team doesn't win 75 games without Sammy. In my heart he'll always be that year's MVP, large-noggined record breakers be damned.
  18. Andy
    1. Game 1 NLCS HR 2. Everything in 2001 - .328/64/160, .437/.737/1.174, 201 OPS+, 37 IBBs, all with no one else in his lineup with more than 17 HRs, the greatest individual season I have ever or likely will ever see by a Cubs player.
  19. Andy
    Does anyone have the WGN montage everyone was talking about? I missed it and it sounded pretty amazing.
  20. Andy
    Izturis
  21. Andy
    I'm really happy he made it.
  22. Andy
    I could've made this call in February and gotten rich. Of course he had to hit it off us and off a pitcher wearing his number to boot.
  23. Andy
    BTW, way to go Sammy. I'm glad I got to see it. (I didn't get to see 500. :( )
  24. Andy
    Mike Fontenot, a 27-year-old rookie second baseman, hit fifth for the Cubs tonight. In a DH lineup. For a $100+ million payroll team. I'm sorry, that's just absurd.
  25. Andy
    It's got to be the slam. I lost it as soon as Barrett touched that ball.
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