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  1. JudasIscariotTheBird
    I vaguely recall a game where ARam went deep in the 9th to win a game, and Hawk & company just left the booth/turned off their mics, and WGN just showed the Cubs celebrating with no audio. Best ending to a game that I can only vaguely remember ever.
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    He said it himself when he said "I don't want to say he's got the perfect butt." He really didn't...he just HAD to.
  3. JudasIscariotTheBird
    I didn't know whether to post this story in General or Cubs...but I picked Cubs just because of the specific quote about DLee at the very end: http://www.slate.com/blogs/blogs/browbeat/archive/2010/04/08/what-can-you-learn-from-staring-at-a-baseball-player-s-butt.aspx?obref=obnetwork
  4. JudasIscariotTheBird
    I'm not sure if this is sarcastic or not, but with Marshall in the rotation over crappier options like Silva, those games should happen less often. Come on
  5. JudasIscariotTheBird
    I'd only wear it if the back said "Yeah, I obviously suck." Then it would be ironic enough for me.
  6. JudasIscariotTheBird
    I think our bullpen is about league average, if not a little better. Just the absence of Heilman and Gregg is a big boost. Looks alright to me. It's hard to predict how our bullpen is going to be due to the large number of unproven players as well as the general variability of bullpens in general from year to year Well sure...I mean, you could freak out about any bullpen that ever existed since that's that case. I just choose not to. I don't see any crappy pitchers in there is all. Basically, any bullpen without Jeff Fassero is one I approve of.
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    I think our bullpen is about league average, if not a little better. Just the absence of Heilman and Gregg is a big boost. Looks alright to me.
  8. JudasIscariotTheBird
    Sure, but the point is to be one of the best, not just better than the worst. The offense has weaknesses, the pitching staff has weaknesses. In past successful years they've had the best pitching, or the best hitting to carry them. I'm not just hoping for a 85 win season, I'd hope they win 90+, and to do that they need really good, not just good enough. I, for one, believe the Cubs should have the best hitting and pitching in baseball. That would be their best chance at winning games.
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  10. JudasIscariotTheBird
    I need one more player in a yahoo league that drafts at 9:45 central time tonight (the 24th). Its a Head to Head league with AVE, SB, HR, RBI, R, and OPS with W,ERA,WHIP,SV,K,QS Everyone is back from last year and everyone kept up pretty well. Probably the most competitive free-to-play league I can imagine there being. Just reply to this thread or PM me if you want in.
  11. JudasIscariotTheBird
    Can we rename "Occam's Razor" as "Hendry's Razor" on this site?
  12. JudasIscariotTheBird
    Call me crazy, but based on empirical evidence, I think Bradley would have won the triple crown playing in the city of St. Louis last year. :stickman:
  13. JudasIscariotTheBird
    OBPS? More like OOPS. It really seems like the only two differences between baseball bloggers and main stream baseball writers is that the writers have more access to the athletes, and the bloggers aren't morons. Even IF you thought stats are for eggheads...how can you not know that it is OPS and consider yourself a baseball writer?
  14. JudasIscariotTheBird
    When we have a player that we are already going to be paying this year whom we would expect to put up similar numbers as Castro, why would we want to start his arb clock running any sooner? Wouldn't we rather have his season at age 25 (or whatever age he'd be on his last year) than his age 20 season? Let's think long term here. Even if you ARE giving up on the Cubs playoff chances, I would think that was all the more reason to keep him getting guaranteed everyday ABs in the minors where he will still feel free to tinker and develop.
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    Those were my thoughts. I'm feeling pretty good about any bench clearing fights we have this season. He looks Glenallen Hill mean there. 8-[ Cripes!
  16. JudasIscariotTheBird
    I don't understand the "Oh no, Marshall as the 5th starter!!!" mentality. He'd be better than a VAST majority of 5th starters in the league. In fact, I'm rooting for him to win the spot.
  17. JudasIscariotTheBird
    So the consensus is that hopefully less injuries and lack of unluckiness will overshadow age regression? For how many wins? 2? I think it's most likely we miss the playoffs, but not so unlikely that I'm going into the season without a lot of interest.
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    I'm fairly impressed that a thread with this title did not mention the "t-word" until I ruined the streak just now.
  19. JudasIscariotTheBird
    So the debate is between the scouting prowess of a bunch of amateurs vs. a defensive metric which most would agree is very much a work in progress? Can we call it a draw until 2012? Or at least agree no one is certain of anything?
  20. JudasIscariotTheBird
    The events of game 6 are kind of an anger-drunk blur, but I do remember my college roommates, who would normally relish rubbing any kind of sport-viewing pain in, quietly leaving the room after my brother started throwing things at the TV/wall. They knew their lives might be in danger.
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    That's the best avatar I've ever seen, and ever will see.
  22. JudasIscariotTheBird
    Guy has Hill ranked as the 15th best fantasy starter overall? :shock: I think he'll be good...but 15th!?
  23. JudasIscariotTheBird
    That outfield (LF Murton, CF Jones, RF Soriano) would be well above average in the NL next year. That and a healthy rotation would make the Cubs the team to beat in the Central, IMO.
  24. JudasIscariotTheBird
    I am in complete concurrence with you. While neither would be fun, I'd much rather have a bruised jaw than an intrascrotal hematoma. Just my two cents. I'm in agreement here. Bruised nuts are no laughing matter. I'll take a punch to the face over getting hit in the nuts by just about anything. I think I might let a car run over my foot over getting hit in the nuts. I wrestled in college, so I've taken some pretty mean ball shots and some that I can just shake off. Its all a matter of degree. It would depend on the size and speed of the car, the tires involved, and the momentum and shape of the object attacking my junk. After all, when your genitals are involved, you need to make sure you make the right choice.
  25. JudasIscariotTheBird
    I don't recall the details of the incident, but reading through this post made me think of it also. Funny someone else mentioned too. All I remember was Dawson getting hit in the head, he went down, the trainers coming out and after a few minutes, he stood up and went after the pitcher. The Hawk was great. BTW, you should add "Put it on the BOOAARRDDDD, YES!" to your annoying sayings in your sig. A team-neutral baseball fan uncle of mine taunts me with that because he knows it annoys the living poo out of me.
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