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Rough Week for Cubs spells Rough Road Ahead posted by Ryan Neiman on 05/05/2008
After the Cubs had one of their best records in April in 1969, the start of May is starting to resemble the collapse towards of the season in 1969. In one their toughest weeks this season, nothing looked pretty as the Cubs just won two out six against there NL Central rivals the Brewers and the Cardinals. In a wee... [more]
The Night of the Blowouts posted by Street Reporter on 05/01/2008
For many baseball fans, last night wasn't a great night to watch baseball, as blowouts predominated early on. But, because of the beautiful game that is baseball, only three of them continued in their lopsided fashion, with the best of them highlighted by a homer from Micah Owings, the best-hitting pitcher in baseball, ... [more]
Offensive explosion posted by Andy Schmidt on 05/01/2008
I took great joy watching last night's Cubs game seeing the Cubbies put up a 19 spot on the Brew Crew. Most runs that the team has scored in 7 years and I was rooting for 20 by late in that 8th inning. I'm loving the fact that they can score in bunches and Soriano returns this afternoon as the Cubs look to win this series. I ... [more]
Yankees VS Tigers gm.1 of 3 POST GAME THOUGHTS posted by Mike Ferrara on 04/29/2008
Well we can put another notch in Phil Hughes’ cap. 82 pitches thrown in 3.2 IP, which by the way is his average innings pitched per start. He is lost right now and unless the Yankees get some sort of help in the form of a starter that can eat u... [more]
A lost weekend in D.C. posted by Andy Schmidt on 04/28/2008
When you're hot, you're not and when you're not, you're not. That phrase was perfect for the Cubs this past weekend playing in Washington. They seemed like they had lost some of the power that had got them to the top of the NL Central. Now comes a crucial six-game stretch with the Brewers and Cardinals. It is early but it is big... [more]
Can't win them all posted by Andy Schmidt on 04/24/2008
Today was a bit of a letdown for me watching the Cubs lose in Colorado. After how great they have played over the last couple weeks, you almost expect them to win every time they go on the field these days. Should Theriot caught the ball from Cedeno? Sure. Did Fukudome look bad against Fuentes? Yeah. What more can we expect out ... [more]
Despite Hot Start, Lowrie Still Not Ready to Take Lugo's Job posted by Joe Sauer on 04/21/2008
With the conclusion of the Red Sox’ annual Patriot’s Day game, Boston infielder Jed Lowrie has now completed his first week in the Major Leagues. It is safe to say that he has made a remarkable first impression, especially with three RBI in his debut. At this point nearly every Theo Epstein wannabe capable of dial... [more]
A much better start posted by Andy Schmidt on 04/20/2008
This season's Cubs team has begun this 2008 campaign with a 11-6 record, already better than last year's 10-win April. As action gets underway today, the Cubs are a half-game out of first place behind the Cardinals. It will be interesting to see how long the Cardinals can make this start last. How long can Cub castoff Todd Welle... [more]
Why We Love the '08 Brewers (Part 1) posted by Tim Muma on 04/20/2008
Obviously, it's easy to find and criticize the negative qualities of a Major League Baseball player, especially a guy on your beloved squad. But as you take a look around at the 2008 version of the Milwaukee Brewers, there is a ... [more]
V for Vendetta posted by Matt Adams on 04/11/2008
Ozzie Guillen swears that Phil Cuzzi, the home plate umpire at the Sox home opener has a vendetta against him. He flew out of the dugout in the 3rd inning to argue balls and strikes and ended up getting tossed. Of course. Arguing balls and strikes pisses any ump off. No vendetta necessary. This is a little too much Ozzie if... [more]
Now is not the time to panic posted by Andy Schmidt on 04/03/2008
So three games down and the Cubs are 1-2. Take a look at the standings and you will see some interesting things early on. The Nationals are 3-1, Royals are 3-0, Tigers are 0-3. Today's win was very important, Dempster looked strong after his rough first inning and the offense is starting to pick it up some. It was crucial fo... [more]
Cursed Start? posted by Ervin Olson on 04/01/2008
The start of the one-hundreth anniversary of the last Cub World Series title did not resemble one of promise but maybe false hope. After eight scoreless innings, the game gave way to the two closers and then the bats realized that this game counted. &nbs... [more]
Reactions from Game 1 posted by Andy Schmidt on 04/01/2008
As I watched the rain continue to fall Monday afternoon waiting for the Cubs-Brewers game to start and noticing the flags were blowing out, I figured that we were about to see a high-scoring ballgame even with Zambrano and Sheets pitching. Obviously, that did not happen for the first eight innings before the ninth inning craz... [more]
The real Opening Day posted by Bill Koch on 03/31/2008
With all apologies to the Boston Red Sox, Oakland A's, Atlanta Braves and Washington Nationals, Major League Baseball's real Opening Day finally came on Monday.A full day of baseball in March always reminds me how much I miss the game after it goes away at the end of October. Not having to wake up at 6 a.m. to see ... [more]
My Baseball Predictions (My brother and dad's too) posted by Jeff Dufour on 03/30/2008
Over the past month or so I have taken the time to do some research on every team and break them down. I pointed out their strengths and weaknesses, discussed which player or part of a team needs to have a big season to push that team to the next level and I made predictions on how every t... [more]
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The Milwaukee Brewers have designated struggling relief pitcher Derrick Turnbow for assignment.Turnbow, an All-Star closer in 2006, is 0-1 with a 15.63 ERA in eight games this season. He gave up six runs in two-thirds of an inning at Chicago Wednesday.To take Turnbow's place, Milwaukee recalled outfielder Joe Dillon from Triple-A Nashville. [read full article]
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