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  1. this is also one of the first times they're in a position to make the playoffs. They were in first place at the deadline last year. What big move did they make then?
  2. No one cared? 1,750,000 people showed up for the parade on LaSalle Street according to the Police Department making it the largest single gathering of people ever in the history of the city. and then the next day, they all got bitter and angry at the Cubs again
  3. Meche has openly mocked the notion of waiving his no-trade to come to the Cubs
  4. but Milwaukee trading for Sabathia would be SO out of their regular M.O. that I'd be shocked to see it.
  5. until you realize it's comcast cable, and then you'll want to kill yourself
  6. Zambrano was worse than Marquis. hilarious
  7. Dusty had all of 26 sacrifice hits in his entire career
  8. if you were a cubs fan in the 90's, you were rooting for a cheater
  9. ha ha ha, keep dreaming
  10. I love that the Sox winning the WS in '05 has actually made Sox fans MORE bitter and hateful (probably because they won the whole thing and no one cared)
  11. I was stuck with the SF broadcast last night, but their announcers are pretty good. They had nothing but nice things to say about the Cubs when they were doing well, didn't get all bitter and mopey when the Cubs were up big, etc. It was refreshing after listening to morons like Hawk and Brennemen
  12. Apparently when you stick DeRosa at third he thinks he IS Ramirez
  13. A guy who couldn't cut it as a closer, hadn't started in his nine years playing in the majors is now a winning starting pitcher. You don't find those that often either they can't hold up to the many more pitches or just didn't have it to begin with. explain Dempster
  14. Oh man, then I actually do feel bad for Sox fans that have to watch their broadcasts. Cause that guy was ridiculous. Green Suit Guy needs to have a cage match with Pink Hat Guy
  15. I'm guessing the reason is "none of the fans' business"
  16. Coke > Pepsi, but I avoid anything but clear soda these days
  17. when you face tougher teams, its harder to put up better stats. a fairly easy assumption i thought could be made about the point it was making OPS+ is league/park adjusted
  18. embiggened is a perfectly cromulent word
  19. Fenway: Dimensions: Left field: 324 (1921), 320.5 (1926), 320 (1930), 318 (1931), 320 (1933), 312 (1934), 315 (1936) [figure revised to 310 in 1995]; left-center: 379 (1934); deep left-center at flagpole: 388 (1934); flagpole removed from field of play (1970); center field: 488 (1922), 468 (1930), 388.67 (1934), 389.67 (1954), 390 (current); deepest corner, just right of center: 550 (1922), 593 (1931), 420 (1934) [Note: 593 is cited in 1931-1933 Bluebooks; this could be a misprint.] right-center, just right of deepest corner where the bullpen begins: 380 (1938), 383 (1955); right of right-center: 405 (1939), 382 (1940), 381 (1942), 380 (1943); right field: 313.5 (1921), 358.5 (1926), 358 (1930), 325 (1931), 358 (1933), 334 (1934), 332 (1936), 322 (1938), 332 (1939), 304 (1940), 302 (1942); backstop: 68 (1912), 60 (1934); foul territory: smallest in the majors.
  20. 1929 or 1930, something around there I believe. Probably didn't add as many homeruns as we'd think given the ridiculously large dimensions of those parks. you see a lot of balls bounce into the stand in RF at Fenway It was bigger in the the old days. I don't think the right field line was 302 or whatever it is now, until the 40's. i would check ballparks.com, but for some reason that site always crashes Firefox
  21. 1929 or 1930, something around there I believe. Probably didn't add as many homeruns as we'd think given the ridiculously large dimensions of those parks. you see a lot of balls bounce into the stand in RF at Fenway
  22. being 2nd place in the voting means nothing. the coaches aren't emboldened to pick Aramis over Wright because of the voting
  23. Ben Gordon might be available at the 2. Isn't he a FA or something like that? restricted FA, meaning the Bulls can match any offer
  24. oh, right, more 10:15 EDT starts. Guess I'm not watching much of this one
  25. what year did they stop counting ground rule doubles as homeruns?
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