Apparently the Brewers are to the Cubs as the Cubs are to every other team in the National League. Additionally: every single homer the Cubs hit today was a bomb. There were no cheapies.
By Brett on April 25, 2010
Apparently the Brewers are to the Cubs as the Cubs are to every other team in the National League. Additionally: every single homer the Cubs hit today was a bomb. There were no cheapies.
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I was thinking the samething about playing the Brewers. But I have a question. Do you think the Cubs are holding the Colvin back by not giving him enough starts?
So far he’s been seeing a ton of playing time – if not a ton of at bats. It hasn’t appeared to affect him offensively, since when he does play, he’s hitting well.
I am a Sox fan and actually hate the cubs. But I typed in Sports Blogs into google and this came up. I must say, you do a nice job and do a better job than any white sox blogger out there.
Well thanks, Jim. I like you. Even if you are a Sox fan.