Ryan Maloney
The Cubs (5-7) roll into the big apple today, looking to kick off a four game series against the Mets (4-8). Both clubs have struggled to provide run support to their starting pitchers, however, the Mets have had it slightly tougher…
Posts Tagged ‘Soto’
New York, New York….It’s a Helluva Town!
Posted: April 19, 2010 in DailiesTags: 2010, Baker, Byrd, Cardinals, Chicago Cubs, Citi Field, Cubs, Lee, Mets, MLB, New York Mets, Niese, Philadelphia Phillies, Phillies, Piniella, Ramirez, Silva, Soriano, Soto, St. Louis Cardinals, Theriot, Wells, Zambrano
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2010 Cub Concerns: Head, Shoulders, Knees and ‘Tos
Posted: March 1, 2010 in DailiesTags: 2010, Chicago Cubs, Cubs, Dempster, Hendry, Lilly, Marmol, Piniella, Soriano, Soto, Zambrano
Head Carlos Zambrano and Carlos Marmol. A couple of Carloses (Carlosi?) that we need to worry about in the head category, the mental game. Zambrano had an awful ’09 by Big Z standards. Every from Hendry down to Ronnie Woo…
Crunch Time
Posted: September 1, 2009 in DailiesTags: 2009, bradley, Chicago Cubs, Cubs, Harden, hill, MLB, Piniella, playoffs, Soriano, Soto, Zambrano
This was the big news yesterday in Cub land. We’re keeping Harden and Heilman. Apparently we had received some interest in a few players but these were the only two that we came close to losing. I have a…
Congratulations Soto. The one guy
tested for drug use and it’s his lack of power numbers that
is explained by his drug use. Weed try to figure out
why the slump this year even further…but now, no need.
This all…
Bang for Your Buck
Posted: June 23, 2009 in DailiesTags: 2009, baseball, bradley, Chicago Cubs, Cubs, Fukudome, Lee, MLB, Soriano, Soto, Theriot, Zambrano
I want to know if your team gives you enough
bang for your buck. And by ‘buck’ I mean it in a number
of different ways. The financial investments: tickets,
merchandise and maybe some of you like myself with
the…
Fried and Tried
Posted: May 18, 2009 in DailiesTags: 2009. Cubs, Chicago Cubs, Fukudome, Lee, Ramirez, Soto, Zambrano
Three weeks since my last post. No
excuses. I started a new job on April 6th and I’ve
never learned so much or felt like my brain had been squashed
and fried to a level mush as I have in…
Listen tonight as I guest on the United Cardinals Bloggers Radio Hour
Posted: April 15, 2009 in DailiesTags: 2009, Cardinals, Chicago Cubs, Cubs, Fukudome, Lee, Lilly, marquis, podcast, Prose and Ivy, Soto, Wrigley Field, Zambrano
I’m going in.Cardinals/Cubs series this weekend Thursday-Sunday at Wrigley. The Cubs will have home-field on their side…I won’t be so lucky come this evening. If you get a chance tonight, listen in to the United Cardinals Bloggers Radio Hour (link…
Are we there yet? YES!!!
Posted: April 5, 2009 in DailiesTags: 2009, baseball, bradley, Chicago Cubs, Cubs, dodgers, Fans, Fontenot, Fukudome, Giants, Gregg, Indians, Marmol, Mets, miles, MLB, NL Central, predictions, Prose and Ivy, Red Sox, Soto, standings, Twins, World Series
Thankfully, yes…FINALLY. Tomorrow
is:And the games finally count!!!Huge changes this year.
No DeRo. Milton Bradley’s bat balances the
lineup. Gregg as our closer. A possibly recently
disgruntled Marmol as our setup guy. More playing time
for Fontenot and a…
One for Me. One for Brew.
Posted: September 18, 2008 in DailiesTags: Brewers, Chicago Cubs, Cubs, magic number, Soto
The magic number is down to two. One win for the Cubs…one loss for the Brewers. That’s it. That’s all that is standing between the Cubs and a repeat title in the National League Central. 151 games played. 92 won….
LIVE (not really)…From The All-Star Game Red Carpet!
Posted: July 15, 2008 in DailiesTags: All Star Game, Cubs, Dempster, Fukudome, Marmol, National League, Piniella, Soriano, Soto, Wood
In about 40 minutes from the time I am
beginning this post, the Red Carpet All-Star Game Parade will
air on FOX for the world to see. Unlike many baseball
fans who will be watching, I actually had the
opportunity…
