Filed: Nov. 18, 2009 Have you ever found yourself reading a well-written piece and feeling like it all sounds logical and sensible, but then you think about it a little more and wonder if the ...
No, it hasn't come to fruition yet, but I suspect that it's a phrase that we should all start practicing. The Milwaukee Brewers acquired center fielder Carlos Gomez in a swap with the Twins for J...
Filed: Nov. 3, 2009 Bruce Levine of ESPN 1000 is reporting that the Cubs and reliever John Grabow are in the midst of heavy talks for a multi-year deal. Levine reports that the offer is reportedly to be a $6...
Filed:October 30th, 2009 Chicago Cubs chairman Tom Ricketts And with one 20 minute press conference this morning, an historic event has come and gone, with the Ricketts family officially announced as the Cubs owners...
Sigh. After the lost season for the Cubs, I could have easily stayed away until the organizational meetings next month...
Filed: Oct. 4, 2009 (Click here for the photo gallery of this weekend's games.) It's over. The Cubs ended the 2009 season in a game that pretty much sums up the year: They got some good pitching, ...
For as much as I expected the Cubs to finish the season strong, it wasn't going to make up for the fact that a number of teams in front of them in the Wild Card chase are not only better composed, but are actually riding pretty good hot streaks...
Sigh. One week. There are two times of the year that I absolutely hate. The first is that week between Christmas and New Year...
Filed: Sept. 19, 2009 In a surprise move, the Chicago Cubs have suspended outfielder Milton Bradley for the remainder of the season over controversial comments made about the organization and its fan base to the media...
Filed:Sept. 16, 2009 The Chicago Cubs starter Carlos Zambrano (Cubbie Nation/file) Stop it. Everybody. I know playoff hopes are slim...
Filed:September 15th, 2009 Aramis Ramirez reacts after being plunked by a pitch Tuesday (Cubbie Nation) Click here for the photo gallery of Tuesday's game Huh. Evidently, someone forgot to tell the Cubs that they were dead, or dying...
Filed:September 12th, 2009 Carlos Marmol fires (balls) away in the ninth inning of the Cubs 7-5 loss (Cubbie Nation) Click here for the photo gallery of Saturday's game The Chicago Cubs ...
Filed: September 9th, 2009 Source: Cubbie Nation I consider the Pittsburgh Pirates a balm. A cure-all, really. Whatever is wrong with your team, sprinkle in a series with the Pirates, and apply liberally...
Filed:September 3rd, 2009 Milton Bradley strikes out in the sixth inning to the background of cheering Sox fans (Cubbie Nation) "When the facts change, I change my mind. What do you do, sir?"—John Maynard Keynes Shut him down...
Click here for the photo gallery to Wednesday's game. Quick. Well-played. Successful. If the Cubs are going to make up any playoff ground in September, Wednesday's 2-0 win over the Astros is going have to be the template for that success...
Click here for the photo gallery of Monday's game. Well, let me give you some good news first. August is over. The Cubs can hopefully forget about their woeful 11-17 record for the month, and ...
Evidently, Rich Harden. The waiver deadline has come and gone, and Rich Harden is still a Cub. He'll make his next scheduled start tonight against the Astros. Odd, odd move...
Filed:August 25th, 2009 Carlos Zambrano makes an early exit Tuesday in the fifth inning (Cubbie Nation) Click here for the photo gallery of last night's game. Quit looking to the stars Carlos; even divine intervention won't help the Cubs now...
Well, in the end the Cubs were able to salvage some semblance of dignity on this latest road trip, using seven innings of one run ball, and a 4-4 day from Jake Fox to beat the Dodgers 3-1. Sigh...
Filed:August 22nd, 2009 I'll keep an open mind about whether they're better than the old boss. But it's official: after weeks months years of negotiations, the Tribune company has reached ...
...And by that I mean the 2009 season. Six week left. Six games out. Four teams above them in the Wild Card race. Adding to that was their latest loss, a 6-3 debacle against the Padres, that I think just about put the final nails in this season's coffin..
Lastings Milledge? Brian Bixler? Steve Pearce? Seriously, I had to rub my eyes and think about it a second to confirm that the Cubs weren't playing the Indy Indians, the Pirates AAA affliate...
I really wanted to see this game. Two irresistible forces colliding to make this a grit my teeth, hit the ATM, and not take my accountant's calls for a few days, kind of event...
Well, with the Cubs out of town, summer finally arriving in Chicago, and a chance to see something a little different, I decided to veer off a bit last weekend, and catch the non-MLB games at Wrigley Field...
Long-time readers of this blog know I'm a baseball fan, probably more than anything else. Give me a notebook and a camera, and you can get me to watch and root for about anyone, anywhere...
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