The Cubs took the challenge that “there’s no way they can lose a game worse than that Colorado game” quite literally. Bravo.
Inauspicious debut for new pitcher Casey Coleman, and Brian Schlitter continues his unfortunate beatdown tour.
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23 May 2013
Fun awaits you, my friends.
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23 May 2013
That's a bad sweep, folks.
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23 May 2013
Why it's a lot tougher to sell guys for value now than you might think, even if they offer their new team more starts in 2013.
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23 May 2013
Epstein, Hoyer, McLeod, Madison all in attendance. Due diligence is reaching its final stages.
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23 May 2013
It turns out the Cubs might not have done it if they'd known the extent of Shawn Camp's injury.
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23 May 2013
Each of The Big Three were in action yesterday, finally, and each had a notable performance. Also: looking ahead to the second round of the Draft.
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22 May 2013
Doesn't matter if you hold them to one. Can't win if you don't score.
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You know it’s hard enough hving a cardinal fan fr a wife now I hve to try and explain to her how guys who are being paid large amounts of cash can just quit on the fans and themselves two months of this left are ukidding ricketts show a little
and do something plz
Dang it, I hope this team can win 17 more games — would be even more embarrassing to lose 100 games.
I hope they don’t win another game. I want the first pick in the draft.