Superstar Lamar

It is a really good environment right now for a team to have players on one year deals. I'd like to see how our internal players develop before clogging up the rotation with big contracts. If things go well this year, the Sox may be only looking for a #5 type next year and maybe not even that.

the agent would have choked him through the phone as it is undoubtedly a significant pay cut, a medium of lower importance and a team that provides less exposure for other jobs

Len is a plain yogurt sandwich served on white bread with the crusts cut off. If you want to hear nothing but the company line told to you in the most boring fashion, Len's your man. Don't expect anything of any challenge to the team. He fashions himself as some sabermatrician but can only regurgitate what he reads. He doesn't have the capacity to actually critically analyze the information. He plays the guitar, so he's super cool and hip. I'm shocked at the positive reaction here.

and Adam Engel

just like a marriage win and all is forgotten lose and you will never hear the end of it

Sox have the fountain of youth for 1B.

lots of great candidates for the position still available if they did the right thing and changed course

The good news is that you pretty much have to hit someone to get stopped for a DUI on a chicago street, so as long as he stays off the expressways, he won't get hit with a third.

The Score has been more than happy to report every bad thought about Larussa and dismiss any good ones that snuck onto the airwaves only because they were unexpected (Holliday, Kittle and Carrington come immediately to mind). I don't like the move but the Cubs' corporate partner is certainly doing its part to shape how it is viewed locally.

somehow, i feel worse today about this than I did last week

looking forward to the return of the mullett

What did he nail...poor sentence structure? and yes, I do dislike him

Let's also not forget that Jimmy denigrated all Sox wives/girlfriends on the air, saying something like that they were gold diggers and specifically calling them "horny broads", so there were some other for cause issued with Jimmy.

JR wouldn't hire Collins for the Bulls a second time because he was overwhelmed by the thought of having to fire him again. I don't see why his line of thinking should have been different in this situation.

I like all this talk about sincerity during Great Pumpkin season

I know we have to have some media watchers on here who will join me in being a little skeptical of the hate for this move being issued by their Cubs radio partner

They almost have to have a young person as a bench coach if they have any care about a succession plan. Not to have one would be unwise in this circumstance

I think he meant social progression

love it or hate it, what's done is done so I hope he is great

he can bring in a slew of old cardinals just to further infuriate the cub media that has fomented the hate against this move

Are we just going to assume that an owner who has been an industry leader in promoting diversity, a team that has had an african american as the in facto and de facto organizational decision maker for 20 years and a team that has had a minority field manager for 18 of the last 22 years has abandoned this long term commitment

76 trombones will lead the big world series parade next year, one for each year of his life

and a reduced closer cost from Colome

I wonder if they hire a younger guy (everybody is younger) like Jirschle to be the bench coach and manager in waiting

I want to hate this but Bernstein hates it and I'll be damned if I'm going to be in a position of agreeing with him