April 2010

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Enhanced Box Score: Cubs 12, Brewers 2 – April 25, 2010

Enhanced Box Score: Cubs 12, Brewers 2 – 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. Tweet

Enhanced Box Score: Cubs 5, Brewers 1 – April 24, 2010

Enhanced Box Score: Cubs 5, Brewers 1 – April 24, 2010

Welcome back, Mr. Lilly. This game showed us exactly what has changed with Lilly’s return – Lilly, himself, dominated as we’ve come to expect, and Carlos Zambrano came out of the pen to preserve a lead. Preserve the lead he did… but he did give up the Brewers’ only run, and allowed plenty of baserunners. [...]

Jeff Samardzija To Iowa

Jeff Samardzija To Iowa

Today the Chicago Cubs activated Ted Lilly, so they had to make a corresponding move. We always knew one of the relievers would head out, but until Carlos Zambrano was moved to the pen, it was assumed that it would be a lefty heading out. The one good thing about Zambrano going to the pen? [...]

Minor League Pitching Must Have Offended Starlin Castro

Minor League Pitching Must Have Offended Starlin Castro

Chicago Cubs shortstop prospect Starlin Castro – now officially the top prospect in the Cubs’ system – is beating AA pitching like a glorified tee-ball tee. Of course, expectations need to remain tempered, and it’s been just 14 games, but in 61 at bats, Castro has truly been incredible. He’s sporting a .426 average and [...]

Enhanced Box Score: Cubs 8, Brewers 1 – April 23, 2010

Enhanced Box Score: Cubs 8, Brewers 1 – April 23, 2010

Apparently the Brewers are the only team off whom the Cubs can score consistently. The lineup certainly didn’t inspire confidence, but they came through. And did you see Tyler Colvin’s home run? That thing was a bomb. Tweet

College Football Officially Heads to Wrigley

College Football Officially Heads to Wrigley

They’d been talking about it for a while now, but it became official yesterday: the Northwestern Wildcats and the Illinois Fighting Illini will square off at Wrigley Field on November 20. The home of the Chicago Bears from 1921 to 1970, Wrigley Field again will feature goal posts and end zones as Illinois and Northwestern [...]