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Z will lose it and start yelling and cussing, Jacque's mom will attempt to climb on to the field to attack Z, Z's mom will appear, grab Jacque's mom by the hair and start beating her head pff the dugout roof. Order will only be restored when Henry Blanco's mom threatens to eat both women if they don't stop fighting. Dusty will excuse both mothers as there is nothing wrong with being agressive.
Cubs lose it in the 10th.
Which might not have been a bad idea. A month and a half ago.
Though you hate seeing sentences like "Nevin... recently lost his starting job to rookie Jason Botts." We don't even have the DH.
Does this mean Nevin to 1B and Walker to 2B? Or is Walker going to get edged into a "platoon" with the arrival of Neify Womack?
In Arlington.
He sounds like a better fit for the Cubs with each passing minute. He could be the new Jose Macias.
Womack in left, more likely. He had four hits a couple days ago! You can't just throw that kind of value on the bench.
Pierre
Perez 2B
Barrett
Ramirez
Walker
Murton
Jones
Cedeno
Zanbrano
Neifi at 2nd vs. the lefty, and batting 2nd to boot! The price of doing business.
The devil you know ... etc.
Is there another team in this league running two sub-.600 OPS guys out at the top of their order? Even at their worst last year, I don't think Patterson/Neifi managed that.
neifi, rusch, womack, nevin, jones and what ever minor league pithers gets the next call up should be called the replacements
I hope it doesn't take the media as long to get the knives out as it did last time.
Also, I watched part of the Cards/Houston game earlier and the Cards announcers said what everyone but McPhail and Hendry is saying - that Dusty's extension is a done deal and that they're just looking for an opportune time to announce it.
Me too, though they got some help last year when everyone from Baker on up singled out Patterson as the reason the Cubs were struggling. The team hasn't starting pissing all over Pierre yet (and they probably won't if they want to have any chance of resigning him).
I guess it could be 355 PAs, with Ramirez's 40th straight HR being a walkoff job in the 9th. That limits it to 26 outs and 24 LOB, so 305 runs.
Cubs win thriller, 305-303. I'd pay to see that.
After a 3-game sweep of the Reds?
I'm in Detroit right now, and have no access to watch this. Well, I could listen to it, but why the #### would I want to do that? Keep fighting the good fight, meat.
No, we're still too close to the ugliness. Not to mention that the Cubs have fallen all over themselves to say that injuries were the real problem. They're going to want Lee, Prior, and Wood to be back and at full strength - then when we start playing .800 ball, they can extend Dusty and talk about how smart they all are.
After a 3-game sweep of the Reds?
The series victory will probably be enough knowing this front office.
It's Eric Milton. We should be hitting home runs even between innings.
Doug Glanville. His finest moment.
Oh, listen to the boos for Neifi's groundout. Outstanding job, Cub fans.
He has yet to throw fewer than 100 pitches in a start this season, including (now) 7 starts of less than 7 innings.
Part of the problem this year is that his walk rate is way up - 5.5 BB/9. It was 3.5 in 2005 and 2004, and 4.0 in 2003.
The thing is, most organizations only fire managers on the basis of W-L, rather than strategy; being a good manager but losing doesn't cut it, and being a bad manager but winning earns plaudits. But the point is that losing gets you fired period, especially when there were high expectations. Baker has lost with high expectations two years in a row, now, and the year before he failed to make the playoffs when there were expectations that he'd get there. In any other organization, at any other time, he'd have been fired between May 15 and today, if not over the winter. With the Yankees, Mets, or Red Sox, he'd have been canned during last season.
Of course, I expect that while I was writing this the Cubs were tying the game if not taking the lead. The scary thing is that, of Eric Milton, Odalis Perez, and Matt Clement's $24 million/3 year contracts, Milton's might turn out to be the best value. Think about that, then never again give a multi-year contract to a "league-average innings-eater;" if watching the Twins, Indians, and A's this year has taught me one thing, it's that there ain't no sech animal.
Is there an actual location for tonight's Chatter?
Quality stuff.
Except that the lead Izzy will protect is likely to be 3 or 4, rather than one.
I hate Todd Jones.
But if you're going to use Bennett anyway, then let him hit when it matters, don't wait until it's the last gasp.
I'm happy for the Cubs, but I think LaRussa gets a fair share of the credit for this victory. He made some odd choices in this game.
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