Bobson Dugnutt
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Atlanta made it last year.
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2014 Cubs Pick Discussion
Bobson Dugnutt replied to Tim's topic in MLB Draft, International Signings, Amateur Baseball
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Notes I got: A guy that gets on base a ton would be very useful to have in the system. Thanks!
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Conforto is definitely the possible pick that I know the least about. What's the scouting report on him? Does he have much power? How is his defense?
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LOL. Were the outfielders spread across the outfield or were they shading to the right as well?
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If the White Sox really wanted Stanton they should have traded Ozzie Guillen for him when they had the chance.
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John Feinstein on David Ortiz
Bobson Dugnutt replied to neely crenshaw's topic in General Baseball Talk
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Oh what the hell. At first i thought the quote was referring to some sort of theoretical Carlos Gonzalez-Samardzija swap.
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Still have 2 perfect coaches with Knicks/Phil ties. Hoiberg and Mark Jackson. Knicks fans want Jackson anyway. Hoiberg is going nowhere just yet. What ties does Hoiberg have anyway? Phil was in LA by the time Hoiberg came to the Bulls. Unless you count playing in a triangle offense under Cartwright as a Phil tie. My money is on Jackson.
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Nice, I just sent you a PM. Thanks.
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And Chris Young was 26. Otuska was 33. It was a hilariously bad trade for the Rangers, and I still have a hard time accepting Daniels as a good GM because of it 8 years later. I just hope we can dump the aging Rizzo and Wood for Mike Adams this offseason. Also, Young and Gonzalez had a combined salary of $716,000 in 2005.
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I'm looking for tickets for basically any game after June 7 if there are any season ticket holders that are looking to offload a few (either 2 or 4 would probably be good). I'm helping to organize a benefit in support of a scholarship that was set up in memory of my cousin who passed away from lymphoma in November. We're putting together some baskets to be raffled off and were hoping to include a few Cubs tickets in one of them. I figured I'd come here first since I know there's a handful of season ticket holders here. If anyone is willing to sell a few tickets, let me know. Thanks!
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I almost posted in the thread in rants about Rosenbloom, etc. about this. Every time Rogers spoke I wanted to interrupt him with the "no points, god have mercy on your soul" bit. Every time. It was a good reminder that I only like sports radio when they aren't talking about the teams I actually care about. Yeah, I've been in my car more than usual lately, so I've been listening to a lot more sports talk radio. I can't 100% verify this one, but I'm pretty certain that I heard Fred Huebner and a caller lamenting Tom Thibodeau's inability to get past the Celtics in Round 1 of the 2009 NBA playoffs. Seriously.
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Jesse Rogers was on ESPN Radio the other night advocating a Jeff Samardzija trade to the White Sox centering around Erik Johnson and, I believe, Tim Anderson. The rationale was basically that he would "look good in a Sox uniform" and a rotation with Sale and Shark would be good. How does this guy have a job covering the Cubs, or baseball at all?
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Random Cubs Musings: Minor League Edition
Bobson Dugnutt replied to Little Slide Rooter's topic in Cubs Minor League Talk
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Great idea! Cubs get... Robinson Cano Astros get.... ...nevermind. whaaa?? It was the beginning of a B2B 3-way trade. :( I got this: Cubs - Cano Astros - Barney Mariners - Shark, Castro Money \:D/
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It's gonna be hard to do with all that elite talent in the WS organization that's all the rage in Arizona How does their farm system compare to the Cubs? the previous game, Hawk and Stone were saying it was fairly equal. You're kidding right? I mean, they weren't actually saying that, were they? The Sox system has been slowly improving, but I've been seeing it ranked in the 20-25 range, due to some interesting talent in the lowest levels of their system. Even that's being generous. They have one of the five worst systems in baseball. Yeah, I thought most people had them lower, but Parks had them at 21.
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It's gonna be hard to do with all that elite talent in the WS organization that's all the rage in Arizona How does their farm system compare to the Cubs? the previous game, Hawk and Stone were saying it was fairly equal. You're kidding right? I mean, they weren't actually saying that, were they? The Sox system has been slowly improving, but I've been seeing it ranked in the 20-25 range, due to some interesting talent in the lowest levels of their system.
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The original statement was that Noah is "not even close" to the player that Wallace was. My point was that he absolutely is. I have no problem with the comparison, but acting like Wallace is in some whole other league than Noah is silly.
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He's played in 4 less games than Noah through the first 7 years of their careers. He was an embarrassment on offense and he maintained his status as an elite defensive player for a pretty short time. Even when his defense was elite, he gave much of that back on the other end of the court.
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Yeah, but if you ignore the first five years and the last six years of Wallace's career, and also his offense for his whole career, he's definitely a Hall of Famer and Noah is nowhere near him.