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  1. It's a DON DAY!! My bad. I looked at the wrong page on peoriachiefs.com. Was wondering why Yepez didn't match up with my own notes (which had Veal).
  2. Win ballgames and you'll win the PR part. Don't forgo a good trade because you aren't fleecing the other team and you have a better chance of winning. It's different in Chicago. Cubs fans have 2 enemies: The Cardinals and White Sox. You may not have to deal w/ the White Sox crap out in CA, but I don't want to deal w/ moronic Sox fans. Yeah, it's not like I don't have cousins who are White Sox fans who were rather harsh last October (and ever since). So you'd rather have something to get the better of Sox fans than complete a trade that would improve the Cubs?
  3. Probable Starters: Iowa: LHP Rich Hill (2-1, 2.42 ERA, 44.2 IP, 61/9, 0.90 WHIP) vs. RHP Chris Baker (6-2, 2.10 ERA) West Tenn: LHP Chris Shaver (2-4, 2.89 ERA, 56 IP, 51/24, 1.36 WHIP) vs. LHP Corwin Malone (5-4, 4.08 ERA) Daytona: RHP Sean Gallagher (4-0, 2.49 ERA, 72.1 IP, 74/18, 1.23 WHIP) @ RHP Michael Devaney (5-3, 2.18 ERA) Peoria: LHP Jesus Yepez (1-2, 3.75 ERA, 48 IP, 27/29, 1.52 WHIP) vs. RHP Michael Penn (4-2, 2.91 ERA)
  4. Stolen and updated from Windy City: 2006 Fecal League Standings (as of 6/9/06) Team W L PCT GB ============= == == ==== === Chicago Cubs 24 36 .400 - Tampa Bay 24 37 .393 0.5 Pittsburgh 23 39 .371 2.0 Florida 21 37 .362 2.0 Kansas City 16 43 .271 7.5 The DRays have now have fallen behind the Cubs too.
  5. Ugh, 6 am on a Saturday.
  6. Win ballgames and you'll win the PR part. Don't forgo a good trade because you aren't fleecing the other team and you have a better chance of winning.
  7. You make a very valid point. Might as well clean house all the way to the top (and come back with Cuban). Ok, you win. That's freaking awesome.
  8. Mulder just knows how to win. Athletes aren't robots. Some have the ability to rise to the occasion when it counts the most and some often crumble in the same situations. But Mulder hasn't. And you're still ignoring the principle argument that Jocketty got fleeced. Actually, srb started out by saying Jocketty doesn't trade key prospects or players.
  9. That's what I thought right after finding out the thread wasn't about Philip. Then Carlton can drop by for the seventh inning stretch. http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v177/Navinda/thcarltondance1.gif
  10. Why would they do it now when he has posted a .322/.389/.452/.841 line so far this season? It was posted he was hitting .207? That's just since his promotion to Iowa. I think the .322 figure is for the entire season, West Tenn and Iowa combined. Correct, that line is between AA and AAA. He's had 141 ABs at AA and so far 58 ABs at AAA.
  11. I don't care if a pitcher has a 1.75 WHIP and is 0-7 in 7 starts. If he has a 2.34 ERA, he's getting the job done. Does that mean ERA is the only way to judge a pitcher? I would say ERA has the same value as OPS does to hitters. You can look at the other stats if you want, but in the end, ERA and OPS are what you go by in judging how good a pitcher or hitter is. Haren as an A: 3.74 ERA Mulder as a Card: 4.08 ERA Haren in the playoffs: 2.16 ERA Mulder in the playoffs: 2.34 ERA
  12. I don't care if a pitcher has a 1.75 WHIP and is 0-7 in 7 starts. If he has a 2.34 ERA, he's getting the job done. Does that mean ERA is the only way to judge a pitcher?
  13. Wins and losses don't mean anything. It's about ERA. In that case, Haren has a lower postseason ERA than Mulder. And yes, Haren has pitched in fewer postseason innings than Mulder, but Mulder's 42.1 postseason innings isn't exactly a lot to work with anyways. Haren has 8 relief innings in one postseason. Mulder has 7 starts over 3 postseasons spread out over 5 seasons. Every playoff year he has had an ERA under 2.50. That's a big game pitcher. Well, that wasn't your original point. Or second point. And 42.1 innings of playoff game vs. how average he's been in nearly 300 innings since being traded to the Cards (while Haren has been better during that time)?
  14. Why would they do it now when he has posted a .322/.389/.452/.841 line so far this season?
  15. Gooz better be starting. If not, quit yo-yoing him (and Hill and Ryu) around.
  16. Wins and losses don't mean anything. It's about ERA. In that case, Haren has a lower postseason ERA than Mulder. And yes, Haren has pitched in fewer postseason innings than Mulder, but Mulder's 42.1 postseason innings isn't exactly a lot to work with anyways.
  17. How many times are you going to change your stance/argument?
  18. I beat you to that prediction. That's how the Cards deal. They don't like to give up their key prospects and players, and they don't. Daric Barton and Dan Haren for Mark Mulder? Curses, Mark. Curses. Mulder made the Cards a better team than they would have been with Haren. We'll see this year. Mulder is very streaky. Barton in the big leagues before he is anything. That's something completely different from what you said earlier - that the Cards don't like to give up their key prospects (Barton was their top prospect at the time of the trade and considered one of the 25-50 best in all of baseball) and that they don't like to give up key players: Haren with the A's: 301 IP, 3.74 ERA, 1.19 WHIP, .243 BAA, 228 Ks, 68 BBs Mulder with the Cards: 286.1 IP, 4.08 ERA, 1.39 WHIP, .260 BAA, 153 Ks, 96 BBs
  19. I beat you to that prediction. That's how the Cards deal. They don't like to give up their key prospects and players, and they don't. Daric Barton and Dan Haren for Mark Mulder? Curses, Mark. Curses.
  20. Atkins night is done at 6. Matt Avery has had 2 impressive innings of relief, Peoria leads it 4-1 going into the ninth.
  21. Please take some pics and give us some scouting reports on Atkins and Veal! :D
  22. Wow, how did the Cubs pull that one out?
  23. Better to end our pain quickly then let this turn into a 20-inning affair and then the Cubs lose.
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