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Yet you are perfectly willing to share unrelated smears about Dr Ford, as if they were at all relevant to the case at hand.

Here's a historical pop quiz for you... .304/.389/.496 or .333/.393/.493

I think the post mordum looks like this for the Cubs. They scored 1 or less runs 40 times this year, including the wild card game, yet were 9th in all of baseball with 761 runs scored. They have got to figure out a way to reduce their offense's standard deviation.

So what do you have?

Adios Felicias

I don't. It amazes me that everyone else who worked with both Hawk and Jason made them better. And then there was Stone. The broadcast just gets awkward and grinds to a halt. There is no flow. There is no comfort. There is no energy. His best days are gone.

They brought him in when they were down to one usable catcher. That's all. He was never in the teams plans.

I am just gonna say it. Fire Steve Stone.

The numbers don't agree with you, especially if you classify a true one off like Danny Fahrquar the right way.

Some teams have cut under slot deals in an effort to save money to overdraft players in later rounds.

I worked with a lot of people who paid more per month than I paid in a year.

More people looking to blame a victim instead of investigating her story of the crime.

If anyone is out, it is probably Steverson.

Put another way we turned Jake Peter into Kodi Mederios, Wilbur Perez, and Felix Paulino.

We turned a guy that was so unwanted, that the Dodgers GAVE us Avilan to TAKE him, into a respectable prospect left hand pitching prospect in the high minors. Joakim Soria was clearly a win for the White Sox.

The problem is the next guy will just lie through his teeth and play to the base saying either "We just need to cut entitlements" or "Tax the rich". The financial situation in Illinois/Chicago has been happening for decades, but no one has been willing to address it. It is quite literally the biggest reason I never moved there even when I was working there.

It has been happening for a while now, and will only accelerate. The size and scope of which are only going to be worse for the city of Chicago.