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http://mbd.scout.com/mb.aspx?s=260&f=1167&t=2911816&p=3 cubswinworldseries22 9664 posts this site Ignore this Member Send Private Message Nominate | ReportPosted: Yesterday 11:18 PM -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- According to Jesse Rogers, Zambrano doesn't feel like there's anything wrong with his arm and he will be fine with some rest. I guess he went and saw the doctor today, and didn't wanna have the MRI because he didn't feel he needed to since he feels the same he did in June(and had one in June). But the Cubs want him to sure there's nothing, so their making him take another MRI tomorrow. Last edited Yesterday 11:22 PM by cubswinworldseries22 He's a good poster and wouldnt make anything up. I guess Rogers was at the game tonight, I wonder who he got his info from.

Some folks call him Jesus. Just googled him, I guess he's on the score.

Really? According to the story on Cubs.com, face for NLDS tickets will range from $25 to $100 (bleachers $60), and NLCS tickets will go for $30 to $150 (bleachers $100). Considering what those same tickets will likely go for on StubHub and eBay, these prices are a steal. For those complaining about the lottery system, at least stop and consider that perhaps this gives a better chance for actual Cubs fans to attend the payoff games, rather than a bunch of bandwagoner VWR winners and handshaking Chicago eliterati. Your chances to get tickets may be worse, but your chances to get good seats may be better. EDIT: is anyone else a little concerned that the lottery sign-up page isn't a secure site? They're not asking for SSNs or anything, but I'd be more comfortable with an https. The fewer tickets kind of sucks for those who want to go to multiple games or take a group. But, actually shouldnt this increase the chance that more fans will get to see at least one game. Now instead of one family going to 3 home games, 4 persons a piece. That creates 10 extra tickets for other people to get in the lottery. I wonder if this will drive down like stubhub prices just a bit though considering a wider variety of people may be able to land at least 2 tickets. One that will be a wider variety of families not having to buy their tickets off face value. Two alot of people who would have landed 4 tickets last year, gone with a buddy and then sold the other 2 tix wont be out there this year.

I have a question. It says the same person can not have multiple applications. But, can you have multiple people from the same address apply? (As long as they meet the requirements of being 18 and having a credit card)?

I read on another message board that Z skipped the MRI because he feels fine. He had the MRI earlier in the year and he says theres nothing wrong it was just general soreness. But, the Cubs want to make sure he's perfectly fine and want him at the MRI tommorrow. This is according to Jesse Rogers? Is that a radio guy or? Either way that would be a good thing if Z, thinks its just general soreness.