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2008 Chicago Cubs Catch-All Thread

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it seems when ever edmonds makes a good catch he takes a bad angle on it. cmon people, i hate edmonds too but it was a good catch. he had to go up that f***ing retarded hill and catch it over his shoulder. the ball is hit directly behind him, its impossible to take a direct angle on that ball and be able to find it when looking over your shoulder. so what did he do? he angled himself away from the ball by a step or two so he could find it when he looked over his shoulder, and then adjusted to catch the ball.

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The Astros lineup is so messed up...Bourn should be hitting 8th at this point in time and why in blue f*** was Hunter Pence hitting behind Geoff Blum?

QUOTE (witesoxfan @ May 21, 2008 -> 01:30 AM)
The Astros lineup is so messed up...Bourn should be hitting 8th at this point in time and why in blue f*** was Hunter Pence hitting behind Geoff Blum?

 

Because as we know, Geoff Blum in Houston= $$$$$$$$$$$$ ;)

 

And it was true again tonight, walks to load the bases and set up the Pence grand slam.

Edited by whitesoxfan101

QUOTE (whitesoxfan101 @ May 19, 2008 -> 10:17 PM)
It wasn't a great catch, it was a TERRIBLE angle and bad midjudgement of the ball turned into a semi over the shoulder (although not really was it even a full over the shoulder) catch. I give him no credit for that, he made the catch hard himself.

 

Also, the people who say the NL is resurgent don't watch the games. They may have a lot of the top statistical guys offensively, but that's because the pitching in that league is AWFUL. The Cubs lineup is very good, but they never seem to see good starting pitching more than once a week. Just because the AL has a lot more good pitching and the NL a lot more good hitting doesn't mean the AL is down, it just means games are being played differently.

 

Consider this scenario. He was aware he was coming up on the hill. Instead of running toward the hill and possibly having it throw him off, he turned to a somewhat parellel route to make sure he caught the ball before he hit the hill. He's been in NL for quite a while and playing with the Cards, he should be more than familiar with the hill. He's a smart veteran ballplayer. I think that's exactly what happened on that play.

Berkman's looked like crap this series. He's K'd 6 times already, and many of those were with runners on base.

QUOTE (fathom @ May 21, 2008 -> 06:26 PM)
Berkman's looked like crap this series. He's K'd 6 times already, and many of those were with runners on base.

 

Good hitters seem to be scared of the cubs it seems Fat Albet seems to always go 1-4 with a K

QUOTE (Jenks Heat @ May 22, 2008 -> 02:35 AM)
Good hitters seem to be scared of the cubs it seems Fat Albet seems to always go 1-4 with a K

 

I do love that 3/4/5 of the Astros though. It's too bad Wiggington sucks and they keep bringing back Ausmus.

QUOTE (fathom @ May 21, 2008 -> 09:37 PM)
I do love that 3/4/5 of the Astros though. It's too bad Wiggington sucks and they keep bringing back Ausmus.

 

The Astros line-up is as good as any in basball. How they couldn't hit he cubs more is beyond me.

pirates have the worst unis on...i hate those so much...

 

 

ugh nady blows a perfect double play opportunity...soriano must have lost track of outs

QUOTE (daa84 @ May 23, 2008 -> 11:07 PM)
pirates have the worst unis on...i hate those so much...

 

 

ugh nady blows a perfect double play opportunity...soriano must have lost track of outs

 

Did he just drop the ball? Does it matter, Cubs just dominate the Pirates.

QUOTE (fathom @ May 23, 2008 -> 07:08 PM)
Did he just drop the ball? Does it matter, Cubs just dominate the Pirates.

he dove kind of...most every player in the majors makes the play...was gonna catch it about 2 feet off the ground and then it just feel outa his mitt.....

 

soto is hitting .474 against the pirates...268 against the rest of the league

 

another pirate error lets in a run...i guess thats what happens when you have a career 1b playing 3b

just a comedy of defensive blunders from the pirates taylor made DP right back to duke...threw to second (not the greatest throw) but the SS didnt even catch it and they didnt get anyone out...ok they made up for it on the next pitch though

So I was forced to watch a few innings of the Cubs/Pirates game tonight at my Grandparents house, and my god are the Pirates terrible. No wonder the Cubs are in 1st place. The NL blows.

It'll be a bad time to be a Sox fan if the Pirates manage anything against us. Even the most passive Cubs fans I know are fully aware of the fact that Pittsburgh is an awful baseball team.

Over under on number of runs and HR phil dumatrait (who the f***?) gives up tonight?

 

Ill say 5 and 2

Pirates bullpen going to hand the game to the Cubs. Nothing like throwing Aramis a good pitch to hit on 1-2. If the Sox had the Cubs hitting, they'd be the best team in baseball.

Tyler Yates strike again.

QUOTE (fathom @ May 24, 2008 -> 09:20 PM)
Pirates bullpen going to hand the game to the Cubs. Nothing like throwing Aramis a good pitch to hit on 1-2. If the Sox had the Cubs hitting, they'd be the best team in baseball.

theres really no excuse for tyler yates to be setting up for any team

Worst managerial move I've ever seen....Pirates let Fukudome bat with a runner on 2nd and 1 out. They had a tough lefty up in the pen. Instead, they let Fukudome face Yates, and of course, he singles up the middle. Go f*** yourself Pirates!

guys dont worry...luis rivas will save the day

 

if not maybe doug meinkeixicz, or maybe jason michaels...or maybe another fill in the blank guy who was run out of the AL

Edited by daa84

Did you hear the stat about how consistent the Cubs offense has been this year? They've scored roughly 32 runs in every inning this season besides the 9th inning.

well done yates...walk the guy who absolultely cant hit RHP in johnson

QUOTE (daa84 @ May 25, 2008 -> 02:26 AM)
guys dont worry...luis rivas will save the day

 

if not maybe doug meinkeixicz, or maybe jason michaels...or maybe another fill in the blank guy who was run out of the AL

 

Ironic that Wilson and Doumit will be back next week, right after the Cubs have played the Pirates 250 times this season.

One other question....why weren't the Pirates guarding the 3rd base line when Ramirez was up?

ohh thought that mighta been gone by laroche

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