Remember Casey Fossum? No? Well, He’s a Cub Now

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• Brett Yeah, but the ender is: we've played baseball. Shortstop, played well, requires a better overall athlete than third base. – Feb 10, 8:14 PM
• andrewmore4isu counter argument to your argument brett, is that the type of plays a 3B has to make is substantially harder than the plays a shortstop has to make. The throws... – Feb 10, 8:10 PM
• andrewmore4isu Doc, if your offense is expontially better than another teams offense has the probability to score 7 runs a game and your defense is bad defense and has the probability... – Feb 10, 8:07 PM
• Mike S Check out this quick video I made for the 2012 Cubs! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ah0TO2J6TXw – Feb 10, 7:59 PM
• Mike S Check out this quick video I created for the 2012 Cubs! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ah0TO2J6TXw – Feb 10, 7:58 PM
• DocWimsey It is a tiny, tiny bit more run prevention than run scoring in the sense that a play that prevents a run from scoring increases your chances of winning very,... – Feb 10, 7:12 PM
• jim This tells me tix sales are slow. – Feb 10, 6:38 PM
• Norm John Sickels at minor league ball had him in top 15 or so as well... – Feb 10, 6:23 PM
• Kyle The failure rate has nothing to do with it. It's a zero-sum game: All that matters is that your offense fails less than the other offense. 50% run scoring, 50%... – Feb 10, 6:03 PM
• Hawkeyegrad You don't get something for nothing. The Cubs gave up 1 year of Marshall and Zambrano for several years of Wood, Volstad, Sappelt and Torreyes. Given the salary differential and... – Feb 10, 5:34 PM