Bobson Dugnutt
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Lovett would be a nice consolation to missing out on Brunson and Evans. Sounds like he'll wait until spring to decide. I'm not even going to bother getting my hopes up for Bragg. consolation? i'm not so sure. this is him recently at the morgan park open gym. holy [expletive]. yeah, i don't know what to make of him. i feel like there's a decent chance he gets eaten alive once he gets to college, but there's also a chance he's the second coming of frankie williams. i feel like evans and brunson are much safer bets, though.
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Lovett would be a nice consolation to missing out on Brunson and Evans. Sounds like he'll wait until spring to decide. I'm not even going to bother getting my hopes up for Bragg.
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I found 7. Honus Wagner played his first 3 seasons for the Louisville Colonels pre-1900, and then his team basically merged with the Pittsburgh franchise, where he played the rest of his career, but I guess you have to consider that playing for 2 teams, so he doesn't count as an 8th guy. I was missing who I was somehow convinced also spent time with the Twins. ETA: So I basically decided that it had to be Honus Wagner. That was Molitor. Ah, yep. That's what I was thinking. Thanks.
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I found 7. Honus Wagner played his first 3 seasons for the Louisville Colonels pre-1900, and then his team basically merged with the Pittsburgh franchise, where he played the rest of his career, but I guess you have to consider that playing for 2 teams, so he doesn't count as an 8th guy. I was missing who I was somehow convinced also spent time with the Twins. ETA: So I basically decided that it had to be Honus Wagner.
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Can't get the website to work, is the 92-93 IU team on there? That team was so loaded. Calbert Cheaney won every POTY award that year, and the team also had 3 other eventual All-Americans and players among the top 10 in scoring in school history (Alan Henderson, Damon Bailey, Brian Evans). Plus Greg Graham, who put up 16.5 per game that year too. Nah, 1975 IU though. Yeah, that makes sense. Looks like 1 team per school and that team was definitely a contender. If not for an injury, they probably would have won back-to-back titles. Plus the 92-93 IU team had a couple really good teams that were better than them, though it was the most talented IU team ever. I thought so at first glance as well, but UNC, Duke and KU each have two teams.
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I cheated and still only came up with 6.
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Can't get the website to work, is the 92-93 IU team on there? That team was so loaded. Calbert Cheaney won every POTY award that year, and the team also had 3 other eventual All-Americans and players among the top 10 in scoring in school history (Alan Henderson, Damon Bailey, Brian Evans). Plus Greg Graham, who put up 16.5 per game that year too. Nah, 1975 IU though.
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Yeah, that's extremely embarrassing.
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me too, though we keep falling on 247 with JE. As much as i'd love to have Evans, Thomas is much more important to this class now that Coleman is in the fold. Although if Thomas commits, I can't see how Evans wouldn't want to follow suit.
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I'm feeling really good about our chances with Thomas.
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Would have been especially great back in the day. how many scholarships do we still have open? With Abrams coming back for another year, just one, but they'll go over if they have to.
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Coleman and Jordan in the same lineup should be fun.
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I've got a pretty well-connected buddy that corroborated the Jalen Coleman rumor, and Groce is definitely down in Texas with Evans today. I hadn't heard the part about Thomas being present as well.
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Why does this happen when I do a search for Kyle Hendricks? This can't be a good sign. http://i.imgur.com/ZYmqbX0.png
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I don't doubt that some of these insiders have info, but I've learned to take it with a huge grain of salt. By the time it makes it's way to the message boards, all the inside info has been interpreted by several people with UI bias.
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He's calling out the Cubs organization for Olt playing at KC against the Brewers affiliate too. Tom, your bitter is showing. LOL wut Olt is playing A ball? He's on a rehab assignment.
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thanks for the continuous updates on this. appreciate all your work.
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8/28 Cubs (Arrieta) @ Reds (Axelrod) 11:35AM WGN
Bobson Dugnutt replied to David's topic in Fred Hornkohl Game Thread Forum
i hope he runs meh. that works too. -
8/28 Cubs (Arrieta) @ Reds (Axelrod) 11:35AM WGN
Bobson Dugnutt replied to David's topic in Fred Hornkohl Game Thread Forum
Nothing to show for it, but some really good plate appearances this inning. -
8/28 Cubs (Arrieta) @ Reds (Axelrod) 11:35AM WGN
Bobson Dugnutt replied to David's topic in Fred Hornkohl Game Thread Forum
I hope Castro hits a home run today and admires the [expletive] out of it. -
Repeatedly? Please find me all of the long singles that would have been doubles if he hadn't wasted time admiring them. http://www.fangraphs.com/spraycharts.aspx?playerid=4579&position=SS&type=battedball&pid2=4579&ss1=2014&se1=2014&ss2=2014&se2=2014&cht1=hangtime&cht2=hittype&vs1=ALL&vs2=ALL
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Huh? Is he invisible to the camera or something? When he screws up it's on TV just like Castro's. Yep, he's on TV all right. But again, they're not nearly as obvious. Rizzo's never been isolated on camera making his mistakes like Starlin. Rizzo: http://img3.wikia.nocookie.net/__cb20110304192215/arresteddevelopment/images/d/d0/Buster_at_the_Milford_School.JPG
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But he's the adopted brown kid and biff can make the same mistakes without getting yelled at. That's because he's Biff. He's not our kid. And if he was, he doesn't have the potential Starlin has. Uhh, Rizzo is ours too. Sorry I didn't make the biff=Rizzo connection right away. Then I'll simply say biff's screw-ups aren't as painfully as obvious as Starlin. And that's a huge part of the problem. Starlin does have a way of making his mistakes stand out like a sore thumb. Rizzo's mental lapses get glossed over because many people don't even see them. Why don't people see them? They're just as visible. It's just that people don't catastrophize them the way they do with Castro's.
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LOL
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2008 I don't remember him from then. Just remember Plesac, Gail Fisher, and Otto doing all things Cubs. Was his role more limited? I think that's when he took over for Jiggets on Chicago Tribune Live. Don't think he was doing much else for them right off the bat.