Matt Garza looked great. That is all.
Analysis and Commentary
Want to Feel Even Better About the Chicago Cubs’ Offseason Efforts?
Compare the Cubs’ rotational rebuilding efforts to that of the Royals. The Cubs did pretty well, especially in the long-term.
The Wrigley Field Renovation, the TV Deal, and the Sustainability of High Payroll
Tom Ricketts essentially says that payroll in the $130 to $140 million range won’t be sustainable until the renovation and TV deal are done.
Michael Jordan’s Baseball Career is the Most Impressive Thing He Ever Did
31 years old. A professional life dedicated to basketball. Jordan picked up a bat, and competed.
Matt Garza is Focused on Pitching Well for that Next Contract – Can the Cubs Ensure it Comes from Them?
Will the threat of being weighed down by draft pick compensation make Garza more inclined to accept a reasonable extension offer?
What’s the Real Value in Having Signed Scott Baker? And How’s His Recovery Going?
A one-year deal for a pitcher recovering from Tommy John surgery, on a team not likely to be competitive, doesn’t make a lot of sense … at first.
One of the Better Statistical Discussions You’ll Read This Year – Well, or at Least Today
The merits of WAR, the demerits of W/L, and the importance of answering the right questions from Dave Cameron at FanGraphs.
The 42-Man, er, 40-Man Roster Problem
With Scott Hairston coming on board, joining Carlos Villanueva in roster limbo, the Cubs are going to have to clear some space.
Matt Garza’s Ongoing Lat Problem and His Future with the Chicago Cubs
By Brett on March 4, 2013
Something is strange about Matt Garza’s lat injury, but, regardless of that, the injury comes with a number of transactional implications.
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