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Sammy Sofa

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  1. Man, he sure has a lot to say when he repeatedly admits to not knowing much of anything.
  2. So [expletive] dumb.
  3. Yeah, we should totally be depressed over last night's win and not enjoy it at all.
  4. TOO SOON:
  5. Christ, I hope he puts on a good show so they forget Sullivan.
  6. ... That, and your bold support for a player repeating a 7 WAR season.
  7. I wouldn't. In fact, it would be the worst signing ever.
  8. Delightful game.
  9. I honestly spent 30 seconds staring at your post trying to figure out who the [expletive] "Weve" is and what he or she does in the front office.
  10. Sullivan and Carmichael got 0 votes of confidence by reporters in their respective cities. We better not freaking botch this hire with Sullivan. Clements hasn't exactly gotten any glowing reviews from reporters, either. I couldn't really care less about that. No kidding; I haven't heard a favorable report press-wise about Clements, while I've heard multiple local journalists bemoan the firing of Lovie.
  11. Man, this would be a huge letdown with all of the quality names out there.
  12. Of course nobody wants them to overpsend when they don't have to; why would the Cubs simply pay whatever Boras wants if there are no other serious bidders? I'm talking about these deals as if those are what it takes to get him signed with other teams competing. If nobody else will come near those deals, then of course the Cubs shouldn't spend that. That's just common sense and should be assumed.
  13. Then lets become the Dodgers! You say this like that kind of spending power isn't desirable.
  14. The numbers you're quoting ($12 million per/$15 million per 4/5 years) are hardly unreasonable, so I'm not quite sure why you're talking about like this is some kind of shell game where the Cubs have to play poor and can't swing a deal like that. If Boras wants more than that, of course, walk away, but deals in that range? Why let the Mariners walk away with him? If the Ricketts say they can afford him, great.
  15. On something with a better value, Bourn even in this era is not likely to be worth a 4/5 yr 60+ mil deal, IMO. If he gets around 4 yrs at 10 mil per, I could see that working out for both parties but not at 15 mil per. I'd rather see that cash used long-term to lock up Rizzo, Samardzija, and/or Garza than possibly overspend on Bourn. I'd rather have Morgan at 1/4 than Bourn at 4/15, even before factoring the draft pick. Bourn isn't likely to be worth $12 million or $15 million a year for only 4-5 years? Based on what? Are we really just going to act like guys who are largely valued for their speed just fall off of a cliff after they turn 30? Fangraphs has him being worth just about $19 million a year in 2010 and 2011, $29 million last year and $22 million in 2009. We're pretty damn far from a Soriano-type situation where you have the Cubs shelling out seemingly based on a single season for a seriously flawed player.
  16. Strike that "barely;" he didn't touch on ANY of them.
  17. Cutler has obvious flaws, but Boomer was mostly just meatballin' and barely touched on any of them. The main thing he was trying to get across was "HUR DUR, CUTLER IS NOT LEADER."
  18. "Like soap and water?" Jesus Christ, these concussions are out of hand.
  19. As posted on this very page: Nobody is saying anything like "oh, he made Tebow good;" he managed to work with a dramatic (and most would argue largely detrimental) change to the offense. It shows that he's adaptable. Adaptable to a totally different style of offense that the Bears will never play. So what? In three season he had to work with three wildly different QB's (one of which was a former Bear and one you really, really, really hope that the Bears' current QB can be anything like given his ability) and managed to succeed.
  20. As posted on this very page: Nobody is saying anything like "oh, he made Tebow good;" he managed to work with a dramatic (and most would argue largely detrimental) change to the offense. It shows that he's adaptable.
  21. "Haters?" Is Backtobanks cloning himself?
  22. Yeah, that's he had so much success with such varied QB's is really impressive. He's definitely my #1.
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