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Matt Garza looked great. That is all.
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Could it be that the organization still believes Vitters is the long-term answer at third base?
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What exactly are we looking for from Matt Garza over the next couple months? What's coming for Starlin Castro? And what's up with David Price's arm?
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There is still plenty of time, and plenty of good indicators, including the most important ones at this point in his development.
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Obsessive Harden Shoulderwatch: Er, Flu-Like Symptomwatch
By Brett on March 23, 2009
Next thing you know, the Cubs are going to start scratching guys with “broken-leg-like symptoms” and “having-Tommy-John-surgery-like symptoms.” I might have to steal that one for the Cubs Brickyard. But I digress…
Good to hear that Lou is finally starting to see the light that the guy that should be skipped early in the season when there’s an extra day is Harden, not Marshall.
As for the predominantly-right-handed-lineup thing… Lou, Ted Lilly and Marshall (ha, Lilly and Marshall – any HIMYM fans out there?) are going to have to face the Brewers and other right-handed lineups someday anyway. Why play switcharoo in April because of it?
Posted in Analysis and Commentary, Chicago Cubs News | Tagged Brewers, Rich Harden, Sean Marshall, Ted Lilly