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February 2012
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Alfonso Soriano is Kind of Making Me Feel Bad
The Cubs’ left fielder is paid more than he’s worth, but that, of course, isn’t his fault. And it’s probably the big reason he hears the boos.
Jed Hoyer Amplifies the Matt Garza Extension Issue
The Cubs’ GM is sticking to the “we need guys like Matt Garza” mantra.
Anthony Rizzo and Josh Vitters are Friends and Other Bullets
Two of the Cubs’ top infield prospects hope to play together in Chicago soon. Dale Sveum wants to win Spring Training, Paul Maholm trusts his defense, and the BN Facebook page is blowing up.
Cubs Assistant to the GM Shiraz Rehman and Bloomberg Sports Discuss the Cubs’ Technology Solutions
If the Chicago Cubs weren’t in the 21st century before this year, they undoubtedly are now.
Lukewarm Stove: The Matt Garza Trade/Extension Question Persists
The Cubs would reportedly like to trade or extend Garza by mid-season, but what’s the market for him look like this Spring?
Getting Geeked About Defense and Baserunning
They aren’t sexy, but defense and baserunning could be hugely important to the Cubs’ relatively slim hopes in 2012. So it’s good to know the coaches and players are excited about them.
2012 Single Game Cubs Tickets on Sale March 9 – I Plan on Going to Several Games
Details on the Cubs’ single-game ticket sale, as well as the games I plan on going to, and possible meet-ups.
The Financial Considerations in Calling Up Prospects Like Brett Jackson and Anthony Rizzo
By Brett on February 29, 2012
The “readiness” of the Chicago Cubs’ top prospects may not dictate when we see them arrive in Chicago. A comprehensive discussion of service time, Super Two status, and the promotion decision.
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