July 6, 200619 yr QUOTE(NUKE_CLEVELAND @ Jul 5, 2006 -> 10:36 AM) Scrubbies about to get the sweepage laid down on them by Houston. Lost 2 in a row to them and face Oswalt tonight. I guess they aren't going to get any momentum from that game they barely won against the Sox. HAHA guess not
July 6, 200619 yr it seems like every game the cubs are in position to win, they try as hard as they can to give it away. sometimes i guess it just doesnt work out.
July 6, 200619 yr QUOTE(RockRaines @ Jun 28, 2006 -> 04:13 PM) DLEE finally f***ing wakes up for my fantasy team. BTW, when the season started everyone raved about how great of a closer Dempter was, I said I didnt agree because his stuff isnt that impressive. But they continued to talk about his 1 blown save blah blah blah. 1-4 4.46 ERA lol Rock don't you know all the cubs fans boast about how they got him signed for a mere 15mil, Dempster is a l337 SuX0r.
July 6, 200619 yr QUOTE(RockRaines @ Jun 28, 2006 -> 04:13 PM) DLEE finally f***ing wakes up for my fantasy team. BTW, when the season started everyone raved about how great of a closer Dempter was, I said I didnt agree because his stuff isnt that impressive. But they continued to talk about his 1 blown save blah blah blah. 1-4 4.46 ERA I suggested Wood would eventually take Dempster's role. Dempster struggled sure enough, but now Wood may not be healthy enough to even pitch in relief. I still think Wood, if he survives in the MLB at all, will end up a reliever, probably a closer.
July 6, 200619 yr I suggested Wood would eventually take Dempster's role. Dempster struggled sure enough, but now Wood may not be healthy enough to even pitch in relief. I still think Wood, if he survives in the MLB at all, will end up a reliever, probably a closer. And that may not neccesarily be a bad thing. The Cubs are stupid for not even trying it. He did a pretty decent job in relief last year before surgery.
July 7, 200619 yr Author LOL!!! Milwaukee shuts out the scrubs yet again. They now fall to 23 under 500.
July 7, 200619 yr The cubs are 1/2 game in front of the Royals. The Cubs' payroll is over 4x greater than the Royals'.
July 7, 200619 yr QUOTE(THEWOOD @ Jul 6, 2006 -> 10:02 PM) Capuano has eaten the cubs up all season. MILWAUKEE (AP) -- Chris Capuano pitched a six-hit shutout to continue his mastery of the Cubs as Milwaukee beat Chicago 2-0 on Thursday night. Capuano (10-4) struck out six and walked none for his second career shutout and complete game. The left-hander has not allowed a run in 26 innings against the Cubs this season in three starts -- all wins. He shut out Chicago in a 9-0 victory on April 30. That, my friend, is what you called being owned. Edited July 7, 200619 yr by Jordan4life_2006
July 7, 200619 yr Author QUOTE(THEWOOD @ Jul 6, 2006 -> 10:02 PM) Capuano has eaten the cubs up all season. 26 total IP against them..........0 ER. pWN3d!!!!!
July 7, 200619 yr QUOTE(chitownsportsfan @ Jul 7, 2006 -> 03:40 AM) The cubs are 1/2 game in front of the Royals. The Cubs' payroll is over 4x greater than the Royals'. LOL, WOW it just goes to show you how s***ty the Cubs are when it comes to money
July 7, 200619 yr QUOTE(soxman352000 @ Jul 6, 2006 -> 10:50 PM) LOL, WOW it just goes to show you how s***ty the Cubs are when it comes to money That's nothing, the Cubs have 6x the payroll of the Marlins and the Marlins are 6.5 games better than the Cubs. That's terrible.
July 7, 200619 yr Did you guys see Aramis making the first out of the inning at third while trying to turn a double into a triple? The funny part is that he watched the ball and did a mini home run jig, then jogged down to first and finally decided to stop jogging after he rounded first. That is why the Cubs are worthless.
July 7, 200619 yr Aramis Ramirez is a piece of s***. He doggs it when he's running the bases. He could probably care less he's on a losing team as long as he does well.
July 7, 200619 yr QUOTE(whitesoxin @ Jul 7, 2006 -> 12:11 AM) Did you guys see Aramis making the first out of the inning at third while trying to turn a double into a triple? The funny part is that he watched the ball and did a mini home run jig, then jogged down to first and finally decided to stop jogging after he rounded first. That is why the Cubs are worthless. I just loved the s*** eating grin he had on his face when he thought it was gone and then was later thrown out at third, and then in the AB when lee was on second and he SO he looked pissed
July 7, 200619 yr Considering money, this Cubs team has to be one of THE worst teams in the history of baseball.
July 17, 200619 yr Just an absolutely hillarious inning. I wonder who Todd Walker will blame for his defense this inning. What a d#ck.
July 17, 200619 yr Ahhhh, this makes me feel much better. danman031 (7:27:09 PM): two grand slams in an inning? only the cubs would give it up Keers075 (7:28:16 PM): it's true Keers075 (7:28:40 PM): nice call Talking to a cub fan friend of mine online. Pretty hilarious stuff.
July 17, 200619 yr NY Mets Inning Summary - C. Woodward flied out to center - C. Beltran safe at first on T. Walker's fielding error - C. Delgado singled to center, C. Beltran to second - D. Wright singled to right, C. Beltran to third, C. Delgado to second - C. Floyd homered to deep left, C. Delgado, C. Beltran and D. Wright scored - X. Nady walked - R. Novoa relieved S. Marshall - R. Castro reached on fielder's choice, X. Nady to second on T. Walker's fielding error - E. Chavez hit for P. Feliciano - E. Chavez singled to right, X. Nady scored, R. Castro to third - E. Chavez stole second - J. Valentin singled to shortstop - C. Woodward grounded into fielder's choice, R. Castro out at home, E. Chavez to third, J. Valentin to second - C. Beltran homered to deep left center, E. Chavez, J. Valentin and C. Woodward scored - C. Delgado doubled to deep left - D. Wright homered to deep right, C. Delgado scored - W. Ohman relieved W. Ohman - C. Floyd walked - X. Nady walked, C. Floyd to second - R. Castro flied out to deep center - End of Inning (11 Runs, 8 Hits, 2 Errors) HAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!
July 17, 200619 yr NY Mets Inning Summary - C. Woodward flied out to center - C. Beltran safe at first on T. Walker's fielding error - C. Delgado singled to center, C. Beltran to second - D. Wright singled to right, C. Beltran to third, C. Delgado to second - C. Floyd homered to deep left, C. Delgado, C. Beltran and D. Wright scored - X. Nady walked - R. Novoa relieved S. Marshall - R. Castro reached on fielder's choice, X. Nady to second on T. Walker's fielding error - E. Chavez hit for P. Feliciano - E. Chavez singled to right, X. Nady scored, R. Castro to third - E. Chavez stole second - J. Valentin singled to shortstop - C. Woodward grounded into fielder's choice, R. Castro out at home, E. Chavez to third, J. Valentin to second - C. Beltran homered to deep left center, E. Chavez, J. Valentin and C. Woodward scored - C. Delgado doubled to deep left - D. Wright homered to deep right, C. Delgado scored - W. Ohman relieved W. Ohman - C. Floyd walked - X. Nady walked, C. Floyd to second - R. Castro flied out to deep center - End of Inning (11 Runs, 8 Hits, 2 Errors) HAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!
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