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Sammy Sofa

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  1. There was never a point of no return. People weren't going to stop showing up because of Bradley. Players weren't going to stop playing because of Bradley. Those are the only way you have a "point of no return" with a player like that in terms of "personality issues" and even then it's still not something they HAVE to do.
  2. At least I can feel I have something in common with a player who hates Cubs fans. This is definitely true.
  3. UH-OH RED FLAGS HE'S GOING TO POISION THE CUBS' WELL WATER AND THEN THEY WILL LOSE.
  4. "Didn't own not doing well?" Are you [expletive] kidding me? He did the exact opposite of that. And Carlos Silva is not a "gem that needs polishing." Look at his numbers for 2 seconds before posting that. We don't need to wait and see anything because he's a horrible, horrible pitcher.
  5. No sense in getting bent out of shape over something you had to have seen coming for the last four months. This is all crying over spilled milk. If anyone actually thinks the Cubs have ANY chance of winning the World Series in the next three years, you're sadly mistaken. I've come to terms with this, so it doesn't hurt anymore. When it gets this bad you just can't allow yourself to become so emotionally invested. It's simply not worth it. Oh God, shut up with the baseball robot garbage.
  6. I don't need to lay off the hyperbole. I'm pissed; Ryan Theriot should not be a starting MI for this team. Him being there just epitomizes how bad the Cubs' farm system had been for so long and how poorly this team has been run.
  7. None of which requires him to be traded. We've already heard Cubs defending him. Do you seriously think that Bradley was somehow detrimental to the team outside of his own lackluster performance?
  8. Why lay off Theriot? He's terrible at baseball yet we seem to be stuck with him instead of him having been traded already at the peak of what little talent/value he had.
  9. What red flags in terms of teammates hating him? That's like the one thing Bradley didn't have a problem with before he was signed. And who gives a [expletive] what that awful midget at SS thinks? He's been the only guy to seem to not like Bradley, and it's hardly like he speaks for the team.
  10. I'd be giddy if I was interviewed after Ryan Theriot was gone.
  11. The Brewers are desperate for pitching and seem to be complete idiots when it comes to signing pitchers this offseason. Maybe they can be duped into wanting Silva. Ah, who am I kidding? We're stuck with him.
  12. In one of the better pitching parks to boot. With a good 3/4 of an IF defense. Holy God. I can't possibly hate this any more than I do right now.
  13. Silva carries himself like an ace; the rest will figure itself out.
  14. I have tons of issues with batting Theriot in the top 2 slots.
  15. Ooooh, fat snapped.
  16. It's not going away. Most levels/leagues/whatever of baseball use it than those that don't.
  17. All the places I've seen with those are in spots where there'd only be room for one urinal. Double the efficiency if needed.
  18. The thing is, almost all of those fans that would be happy to see Bradley gone would still be showing up to the games and buying the merchandise if he was back.
  19. They've already gotten 2 very good years from him.
  20. OH MY GOD IF I CATCH A GLIMPSE I WILL BE THE GAY.
  21. Based on strictly viewing offensive production? I have to admit, I was surprised to see Holliday with a CAREER OPS of .932. That is pretty nice. He did spend all but 1 of his years in Coors. Yeah, it's a little tricky at this point to figure out who the "real" Holliday is. He's obviously a good hitter but between Coors, his very slow start with the A's (which ended up pretty well off) and then hitting at absurd levels for much of this brief time with the Cardinals it's difficult to get a grasp as to just how good he is.
  22. So long as Pat is still there this is tolerable.
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