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Series Preview: Cubs v. Brewers, September 21 – September 23, 2009

Series Preview: Cubs v. Brewers, September 21 – September 23, 2009

By Brett on September 21, 2009

The Cubs welcome the Brewers to Wrigley for a series that probably looked like it was going to be really important when them schedule dudes were making the schedule. Hey, didn’t these two teams, like, just play? Just make it a six-game series. A refresher on the series preview here at Bleacher Nation: The idea [...]

Posted in Series Previews | Tagged Astros, Bobby Scales, Brewers, Cardinals, Chicago Cubs, Derrek Lee, Diamondbacks, Randy Wells, Rich Harden, Ryan Dempster, Ted Lilly | Leave a response

September Call-Ups

September Call-Ups

By Brett on August 31, 2009

As the calendar flips to September tomorrow, the Chicago Cubs’ roster will expand from 25 to 40, and the team can therefore call up a whole bunch of youngsters to join the big club. That, they will do, but the faces are expected to look familiar. Eventually, manager Lou Piniella expects to bring up seven [...]

Posted in Chicago Cubs News | Tagged Bobby Scales, Chicago Cubs, David Patton, Jeff Samardzija, Lou Piniella | Leave a response

Aaron Miles Back to the DL, Where He Has Been the Most Successful This Year

Aaron Miles Back to the DL, Where He Has Been the Most Successful This Year

By Brett on June 29, 2009

The Chicago Cubs are expected to place infielder Aaron Miles on the disabled list later today with a hyperextended elbow. Miles has been unavailable for half a week since he hurt the elbow in batting practice last Friday. Um. How exactly does someone hurt their elbow that badly in batting practice? Whatever. The Cubs will [...]

Posted in Chicago Cubs News, Chicago Cubs Transactions | Tagged Aaron Miles, Bobby Scales, Chicago Cubs | 1 Response

Ryan Freel Should Be Back Soon

Ryan Freel Should Be Back Soon

By Brett on June 16, 2009

Well, it’s not quite Aramis Ramirez, but it will have to do for now. Ryan Freel is supposed to begin his minor-league rehab tonight for Class AAA Iowa. Freel has been on the DL since May 28 with a left-hamstring strain. It’ll be interesting to see what the Cubs do when Freel is ready. They’ve [...]

Posted in Chicago Cubs News | Tagged Aaron Miles, Aramis Ramirez, Bobby Scales, Ryan Freel | Leave a response

The Cubs Now Have 13 Pitchers On the Roster

The Cubs Now Have 13 Pitchers On the Roster

By Brett on June 13, 2009

What the hell? Cubs infielder Bobby Scales has been optioned to Triple-A Iowa in anticipation of activating starting pitcher Rich Harden off the disabled list for his start on Saturday, ESPNChicago.com’s Bruce Levine reported on Friday. ESPN Chicago. This leaves the Chicago Cubs with 13 pitchers on the roster, and 12 positional players (11 and [...]

Posted in Chicago Cubs News, Chicago Cubs Transactions | Tagged Bobby Scales, Chicago Cubs, Rich Harden, Ryan Freel | Leave a response

Jake Fox Out, Aaron Miles Back In

Jake Fox Out, Aaron Miles Back In

By Brett on June 10, 2009

The Chicago Cubs optioned Jake Fox back to AAA Iowa last night to make room for utility infielder Aaron Miles, who is coming off of the disabled list. Now, there are a few gripes that one could lob about this, but I think ultimately it will be ok. Miles, for all his light-hitting this year, [...]

Posted in Analysis and Commentary, Chicago Cubs News | Tagged Aaron Miles, Astros, Bobby Scales, Chicago Cubs | 2 Responses

Could and Should Cubs Look at Wilson Betemit?

Could and Should Cubs Look at Wilson Betemit?

By Brett on June 6, 2009

The Cubs have gone through makeshift utility players this year like tissue paper (notice I didn’t say “Kleenex,” no suing me!). So why not another? According to a tweet by MLB.com’s Noah Coslov, the White Sox will designate infielder Wilson Betemit for assignment before Thursday’s game and call up top prospect Gordon Beckham…. Betemit hit [...]

Posted in Chicago Cubs Rumors | Tagged Aaron Miles, Bobby Scales, Ryan Freel, White Sox | 6 Responses

Mike Fontenot is a Third Baseman

Mike Fontenot is a Third Baseman

By Brett on May 31, 2009

For the balance of Aramis Ramirez’s absence, it appears Mike Fontenot will be the Chicago Cubs’ primary third baseman. “I think what you’re seeing is the way we’ll go,” manager Lou Piniella said of Saturday’s lineup, with Fontenot at third and Bobby Scales at second. Scales had been given a chance to try third as [...]

Posted in Chicago Cubs News | Tagged Aaron Miles, Aramis Ramirez, Bobby Scales, Chicago Cubs, Lou Piniella, Mike Fontenot | 1 Response

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  • When the Music's Over Don't the Cubs already have a number of Correa's in the system in Castro, Lake, Baez, etc? – May 24, 10:54 PM
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