The guy that writes this article is a moron. He just implied that the Bears should go out and trade for Brett Favre. http://sports.espn.go.com/espn/page2/story?page=whitlock/060907
With all due respect to Scott Moore and his potential...God I hope not. They use him as leverage, and Aramis laughs all this way to Anaheim or some place.
I don't remember mine...but probably because I was 2. That reminds me, I need to send my dad a nasty email sarcastically thanking him for making me a Cubs fan
Unfortunately, his last comment to Cubs.com caused him to disguise his name and move to Arizona, but make no doubt, this is him. Ladies and gentlement, the world's only remaining Dusty Baker backer (from the Paul Sullivan mailbag):
Agreed. And I have no idea who could replace him. But I hear Dusty Baker may be desperate for a job this winter. Hey! Jim Hendry used to manage at the college level! I think we just killed two birds with one stone! That would be a Cubslike move. Team can't hit, lets switch Sarge and Gene's positions to make it look like things are changing!
Booooo Offtopic, but does anyone ever ask themselves why Boo is universally accepted as a sign of distate. In reality it's just a silly sound. All of the world's knowledge can be found on wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Booing Which leads you to: http://www.slate.com/id/2141597/?nav=tap3
Anyone who can define OBP and explain its relative importance to the game of baseball is fine by me. Extra credit to anyone who can discuss the disadvantage of 'selling low'
I agree. 4 no hitters and 2 world titles in 11 seasons. For the Cubs, 0 world titles in 98 years and no no hitters for like 30 years. I HATE the Marlins
The leadoff hitter is important because he hypothetically sets the table for the middle of the lineup. A leadoff hitter with a higher OBP gives the 3-4-5 hitters a better chance to drive in a run. Or at least thats what the MLB textbook says.