November 2010

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Starlin Castro Finishes Tied for Fifth in Rookie of the Year Voting

Starlin Castro Finishes Tied for Fifth in Rookie of the Year Voting

That Starlin Castro did not win Rookie of the Year is neither surprising or erroneous. That he finished tied for fifth is downright criminal. Buster Posey predictably won the award, with Jason Heyward and Jaime Garcia coming (correctly) in at second and third, respectively. Though one could take issue with Posey’s limited regular season, after [...]

Ryne Sandberg Off to Manage Phillies AAA Team

Ryne Sandberg Off to Manage Phillies AAA Team

You can’t say you’re surprised, can you? Today, Sandberg was announced as the new manager of the Phillies’ AAA club in Lehigh Valley (the Iron Pigs… yup). As a lover scorned, there was no chance Sandberg would return to the Cubs’ organization in 2011, even if it meant taking the very same job with another [...]

General Manager and Owner Meetings, and Other Happenings This Week

General Manager and Owner Meetings, and Other Happenings This Week

Starting on Tuesday, MLB’s owners and general managers will meet in Orlando to discuss their respective teams and the 2011 season. The meetings last through Thursday and, although little happens at the meetings in terms of transactions, they set the stage for the more active Winter Meetings, which will take place this year December 6th [...]

Keeps Tabs on the Latest Chicago Cubs Rumors This Offseason

Keeps Tabs on the Latest Chicago Cubs Rumors This Offseason

Warning: you’re about to be solicited. But it’s the good kind of solicitation – like the ones you get cruising the Las Vegas strip. Ok, so those aren’t very good either. Are you following Bleacher Nation on Twitter yet? If not, do it. Nine out of ten dentists agree that following Bleacher Nation on Twitter [...]

Harry Caray Statue is Cracked

Harry Caray Statue is Cracked

From the lighter (and yet somehow predictable) side of things… “[A] worker ran an equipment vehicle into the monument outside Wrigley Field during the recent conversion of the field for next Saturday’s Northwestern-Illinois football game, putting a sizable crack in the granite base. The Cubs, who moved the statue of the announcer from the bustling [...]