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The great Maddux gave up six runs in six innings including a three run blast by Borchard. Boy, that fight really brought the team together :D

QUOTE(pcullotta @ May 24, 2006 -> 02:27 PM)
The great Maddux gave up six runs in six innings including a three run blast by Borchard. Boy, that fight really brought the team together :D

 

Maddux also took out a cooler with a bat, from what I hear.

things gonna suck bad on the north side.

QUOTE(GoSox05 @ May 24, 2006 -> 03:13 PM)
things gonna suck bad on the north side.

 

Fiesty, I luv it when you an-uh-lyze

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I think this is my favorite thing about the Cubs year so far:

 

Juan Pierre: AVG .230 | HR 0 | RBI 2 | OBP .269 | SLG .288 | SB 14 | Salary 5.8 Mil

 

Corey Patterson: AVG .306 | HR 5 | RBI 18 | OBP .358 | SLG .505 | SB 15 | Salary 2.8 Mil

Edited by pcullotta

The pitching isn’t good, the offense struggles to score runs, and the managing crew isn’t telling these guys to get their act together. I honestly don’t see anyone in that Cubs club that shows any heart or motivation whatsoever. What Barrett did at the Cell was mindless and showing absolutely no control of his emotions and frustrations that he has inside.

Borchard hit a 3 run homer in this one. Awesome.

I think Maddux is a hero. His move to beat the hell outta that water cooler clearly fired up the troops, as they finished off being swept by the previously 11-30 Marlins. He will get a lot of calls tonight from people who have a history with that water cooler as well, it was coming after him and self defense was necessary. I also think the Cubs are going to go on a huge winning streak now, between Barrett and Maddux firing up the troops as well as Cubs management talking to Paul Sullivan about his unfair reporting and getting all of those situations straightened out.

Edited by whitesoxfan101

Its Steve Stone's fault.

QUOTE(whitesoxfan101 @ May 24, 2006 -> 04:05 PM)
I think Maddux is a hero. His move to beat the hell outta that water cooler clearly fired up the troops, as they finished off being swept by the previously 11-30 Marlins. He will get a lot of calls tonight from people who have a history with that water cooler as well, it was coming after him and self defense was necessary. I also think the Cubs are going to go on a huge winning streak now, between Barrett and Maddux firing up the troops as well as Cubs management talking to Paul Sullivan about his unfair reporting and getting all of those situations straightened out.

 

I wonder if Dusty saw the cooler throw a punch? :huh

QUOTE(MHizzle85 @ May 24, 2006 -> 04:22 PM)
I wonder if Dusty saw the cooler throw a punch? :huh

It was making a threatening move towards Maddux, so he reacted. He would have reacted the same if the cooler was on the street.

Edited by RockRaines

With all this Tom Foolery going on lately, I think all players should take mandatory self defense classes in the offseason. You can be attacked by fellow players, water coolers.....I mean what's next, will mascots attack??

Lets hope that the cooler doesn't mock Zombrano tomorrow.

QUOTE(KevHead0881 @ May 24, 2006 -> 04:29 PM)
Lets hope that the cooler doesn't mock Zombrano tomorrow.

 

Luckily they are leaving town. The cooler actually points towards the sky everytime after somebody takes a drink from it, so had Zambrano pitched in this series there would have been issues.

The last 5 or 6 posts of this thread are hilarious. Carry on

QUOTE(whitesoxfan101 @ May 24, 2006 -> 04:32 PM)
Luckily they are leaving town. The cooler actually points towards the sky everytime after somebody takes a drink from it, so had Zambrano pitched in this series there would have been issues.

Its been said the Cooler had somewhat of a troubled past however.....

QUOTE(RockRaines @ May 24, 2006 -> 04:55 PM)
Its been said the Cooler had somewhat of a troubled past however.....

I believe it's the same cooler that poured its contents all over several successful football coaches in the past. Definitely a shady cooler.

Edited by BigSqwert

QUOTE(pcullotta @ May 24, 2006 -> 03:23 PM)
I think this is my favorite thing about the Cubs year so far:

 

Juan Pierre: AVG .230 | HR 0 | RBI 2 | OBP .269 | SLG .288 | SB 14 | Salary 5.8 Mil

 

Corey Patterson: AVG .306 | HR 5 | RBI 18 | OBP .358 | SLG .505 | SB 15 | Salary 2.8 Mil

 

The above says a lot about the Cubs. It is not the players. It is the manager, GM, execs, ball park and fans. I can't put my finger on it completely but the combination of those things, to varying degrees, dooms this club every year. I am not talking about a curse. I don't believe in such things. They are reguarly in the top 1/3 of payroll every year. They do just enough in free agency every year to get the suckers to bite. The fans are pothetically optomistic. They should copy right the phrase "Just wait till next year." They are trapped in Wrigley. They can never leave that park. Eventually, it will start to hurt the bottom line. Playing day games all the time is not a good thing, IMO. They can not maintain a good ball club over a number of years. They get good for one year and them fall off badly for the next several. I don't know what it is but I honestly feel bad for Cub die hards.

QUOTE(BigSqwert @ May 24, 2006 -> 04:58 PM)
I believe it's the same cooler that poured its contents all over several successful football coaches in the past. Definitely a shady cooler.

 

good thing Randall Simon doesn't play for the cubs anymore...next thing you know, poor Billy the marlin gets the bat. If only these guys hit as good on the field as they do off the field

I've always been a Joe Borchard fan :P

 

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QUOTE(pcullotta @ May 24, 2006 -> 12:27 PM)
The great Maddux gave up six runs in six innings including a three run blast by Borchard.

 

Wow, even ex-Sox are kicking the crap out of the Cubs. :D

Borchard's slider speed bat and LTP along with Maddux's 81 MPH fastball are a match made in heaven.

After watching the Maddux tandrum just now, what I love is how water is spilt all over the Cubs personal trainer (I believe)--and he sits there and takes it. Not that I'd expect him to do anything, but it's funny how he just looks straight ahead while half of his pant leg is drenched.

 

You wonder if something similar were to occur in our dugout, whether Guillen would ignore it like Baker did. Probably not.

Edited by Flash Tizzle

Both Maddux and Pierre will be traded by July 31

QUOTE(klaus kinski @ May 24, 2006 -> 06:57 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Both Maddux and Pierre will be traded by July 31

I would add Walker, Williamson and possibly Aramis Ramirez to that listed as well.

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