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Reed Johnson’s Rehab Assignment: Follow Aramis Ramirez

Reed Johnson’s Rehab Assignment: Follow Aramis Ramirez

By Brett on July 3, 2009

Outfielder Reed Johnson is coming back from a back injury, and he’ll be starting a rehab assignment today in Peoria – along with Aramis Ramirez. He’s expected to play three games there, and be ready to come back on Monday – along with Aramis Ramirez. Which means the Cubs will have some serious decisions to [...]

Posted in Analysis and Commentary, Chicago Cubs News, Chicago Cubs Transactions | Tagged Aaron Miles, Aramis Ramirez, David Patton, Jeff Baker | 2 Responses

The Unbearable Lightness of Keeping Patton

The Unbearable Lightness of Keeping Patton

By Brett on May 26, 2009

“In the sunset of dissolution, everything is illuminated by the aura of nostalgia, even the guillotine.” ~ The Unbearable Lightness of Being, Milan Kundera. Late last week, Chicago Cubs pitcher Carlos Zambrano was set to come back from the disabled list. This was great news for the team, but could be bad news for someone [...]

Posted in Analysis and Commentary | Tagged Cardinals, Carlos Zambrano, Chicago Cubs, David Patton, Jeff Samardzija, Jim Hendry, Lou Piniella, Rich Harden, Rockies | Leave a response

Luis Vizcaino is Officially Gone – And Apparently Lou Pushed Him Out the Door

Luis Vizcaino is Officially Gone – And Apparently Lou Pushed Him Out the Door

By Brett on May 6, 2009

The Chicago Cubs designated reliever Luis Vizcaino, earlier received from the Rockies for Jason Marquis, for assignment two weeks ago, and now have officially released him. The Cubs will be on the hook for $4 million, less the league minimum if a team signs him, which seems likely. The assumption when Vizcaino was given the [...]

Posted in Analysis and Commentary, Chicago Cubs News | Tagged chad gaudin, Chicago Cubs, David Patton, Jeff Samardzija, Lou Piniella, Luis Vizcaino, Phillies, Rockies | Leave a response

So What’s Going to Happen With Luis Vizcaino?

So What’s Going to Happen With Luis Vizcaino?

By Brett on April 28, 2009

The Chicago Cubs designated reliever Luis Vizcaino for assignment four days ago. Recall that when a player is designated for assignment, a team has 10 days to trade or release him. Alternatively, if the team placed the player on waivers within the first seven days (i.e., gave the rest of the ML teams the chance [...]

Posted in Chicago Cubs Rumors | Tagged Chicago Cubs, David Patton, Jeff Samardzija, Luis Vizcaino, White Sox | Leave a response

Samardzija is Back (redux), and Somebody’s Out

Samardzija is Back (redux), and Somebody’s Out

By Brett on April 23, 2009

Jeff Samardzija makes his way back to the big club today after pitching very well to start the year in AAA Iowa, and manager Lou Piniella says he’ll help out in the 6th and 7th (which I suppose means he’ll be in the pen, and will be a setup-ish pitcher). Naturally, this begs the question: [...]

Posted in Chicago Cubs News, Chicago Cubs Rumors | Tagged David Patton, Jeff Samardzija, Jim Hendry, Lou Piniella, Luis Vizcaino, Rockies, Sean Marshall | 1 Response

Cubs Have Been Contacted About Trading a Reliever

Cubs Have Been Contacted About Trading a Reliever

By Brett on April 22, 2009

Unless that reliever is Carlos Marmol, I have a hard time believing another team is aggressively pursuing anyone else in the pen. But, hey, whatever. Cross your fingers for Neal Cotts. As far as the possibility of trades, some teams have contacted the Cubs about their relief corps. The Cubs can’t send either David Patton [...]

Posted in Chicago Cubs Rumors | Tagged Carlos Marmol, David Patton | 2 Responses

Cubs Release Chad Gaudin, Jeff Samardzija to AAA

Cubs Release Chad Gaudin, Jeff Samardzija to AAA

By Brett on April 5, 2009

The Chicago Cubs bullpen is set: David Patton and Angel Guzman are in, Chad Gaudin and Jeff Samardzija are out. Ultimately, this is the precise series of moves we had predicted a week ago, with the exception of Gaudin being released instead of traded or DL’d. Previously, the Cubs had indicated no one would be [...]

Posted in Chicago Cubs News, Chicago Cubs Transactions | Tagged Carlos Marmol, chad gaudin, Chicago Cubs, David Patton, Jeff Samardzija, Jim Hendry, Kevin Gregg, Lou Piniella, Luis Vizcaino, Rich Harden | Leave a response

Reed Johnson Thinks David Patton Is Making the Team

Reed Johnson Thinks David Patton Is Making the Team

By Brett on April 4, 2009

I actually missed this bit a couple days ago, but as we’re on the verge of Lou Piniella’s announcement regarding the bullpen, it was too good not to post. Reed Johnson, who has his own excellent blog, had a great many thoughts to share about bullpen competitor and Rule V pick David Patton. I love [...]

Posted in Chicago Cubs Rumors, Cublogoverse | Tagged chad gaudin, David Patton, Jeff Samardzija, Lou Piniella | Leave a response

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