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That hyperbolic vent being over, THANK YOU to MCTS, Madison, Green Bay and everyone offering free rides tonight to help people get home safe (and stay off the roads). Again, wish we had that in Sussex.
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This is one of those times I hate living in Sussex. Not only do we not have bus service, this village doesn't even have a CAB service. Really? We have 4,763 banks and 132 places to get your car fixed on Main St., but no cabs?
That hyperbolic vent being over, THANK YOU to MCTS, Madison, Green Bay and everyone offering free rides tonight to help people get home safe (and stay off the roads). Again, wish we had that in Sussex.Hide replies
Guess you have to move out from the village and into the city. Big difference in funding i guess.
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In Manuel Pellegrini's first season at the helm, City have racked up 103 goals in all competitions and go into Tuesday's game in supreme form, boasting 15 wins from a 17-match unbeaten run.
It would take a miracle of epic proportions for Sam Allardyce's Premier League strugglers to turn the tie around and history is not on their side.
West Ham have not defeated City in any competition since a 1-0 win at Upton Park in 2009, which represents their only triumph in the last 16 meetings between the two sides.
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Best Line in the NHL
Which (theoretical) line is the best in the NHL? Lines are to consist of 3 forwards and 3 defensemen.
Pittsburgh - Crosby, Malkin, Sykora, Gonchar, Whitney
Detroit - Hossa, Zetterberg, Datsyuk, Lidstrom, Rafalski
San Jose - Thornton, Setoguchi, Marleau, Boyle, Blake
As I am from Pittsburgh, I'm biased and am gonna go with the Pittsburgh line.Sort: Newest | Oldest | Most Replied Expand all replies
A Yahoo! User Dec 12, 2008 2:51 PM Flag
Ovechkin, Backstrom, Semin, Green, Jurcina, Alzner
A Yahoo! User Dec 12, 2008 11:07 AM Flag
kessel savard lucic
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Oveckhin-Backstrom-Semin is definetly the best real line in NHL.
Antropov, Ponikarovsky, Stajan, Kubina, Kaberle....
... what? am I alone?
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you made me spill my drink... you owe me a coffee.
Stevesy Zissou Stevesy Zissou Dec 12, 2008 10:13 AM Flag
Gonchar and Whitney are injured... otherwise I would choose them, even though Crosby and Malkin are usually only together for the PP.
All are valid runners but if Detroit actually put Hossa, Zetterberg and Datsyuk all on the same line, they would DOMINATE. Unfortunately they do not do such.
With the current rosters and injuries how they are San Jose definitely wins as none of those are injured, unfortunately Marleau doesn't play up on that line either.
Theoretically though of those players listed, Pittsburgh would probably be the best.
San Jose!
Abercrombie Abercrombie Dec 12, 2008 4:09 AM Flag
ovechkin, backstrom, semin, green, fedorov playing d like he did for a while is a really good line as well? no one mentiond them
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RangerFan1 RangerFan1 Dec 12, 2008 10:01 AM Flag
Agreed... Monster line
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A Yahoo! User Dec 12, 2008 2:40 AM Flag
I"m with frenchie....don't forget them Flyers...Carter line has been deadly...they will be a factor....the East is srtong all around this year.
Since you're talking about a single line then it is Pittsburgh but San Jose is in my opinion the deepest and best team otherwise.
F.U.C.K Pittsburgh!
Detroit owns the $hit out of the Pens as you can see in last years final (and now Hossa's on the better team) and even Malkin/Hossa/Crosby werent enough for Datsyuk/Zetterberg/Franzen. HAHAH! Sykora/Satan arent good enough to be compared to Detroits worst of the 3 which i would say is Zetterberg which is ridiculous. As well as Lidstrom being the king of the Norris and Rafalski being an annual 50 point producer. I think thats enough...
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To lose a game (or play so poorly) in such a strange manner that only the Cubs could do, that one can only sit in amazement.The examples cited were: Wow, my team just walked six straight batters then threw a wild pitch to blow a three run lead, then gave up a grand slam to lose. That is some real Cubbery! Or: That team's Cubbery stopped them from scoring a run even though they had the bases loaded with no outs. The examples of Cubbery through the years are plentiful, a meltdown in the Big Apple being the most noticeable event this year. So go at it, what are some of the most Cubbery moments in your lifetime?
Cubbery: the team and events
Cubbery: the team and events that lead to the loss to the Phillies, when closer LaTroy Hawkins fielded an infield grounder and hit baserunner Jose Offerman in the helmet, with the ball going into the stands and scoring the lead runs. Final Phils 3 Cubs 2.
truly a great moment in
truly a great moment in Cubbery history...
just picking up low hanging
just picking up low hanging fruit...
"Oh no, he dropped the ball..." Santo
In the bottom of the ninth, the Cubs were clinging to a two run lead against the Brewers. Milwaukee loaded the bases but with two out, reliever and ex-Giant Rod Beck coaxed a fly ball that arced out to left field.
The ball landed right on Brant Brown's glove, drawing cheers from the Chicago fans. But the shouts of joy quickly turned to gasps as the ball dropped to the ground, possibly taking the Cubs' playoff hopes right along with it. (note: they did go to the playoffs in 1998, thanks to then Rockie Neifi Perez' HR on the last day of the season)
That same series when
That same series when Michael Barrett botched a 9th inning rundown allowing the tieing run to score. Along with the Fightin Phils winning in extras was an excellent example of Cubbery.
Absolutely no question it
Absolutely no question it was this one:
This game actually caused me to be institutionalized for several months afterward, and it's why I drool today.
What was especially noteworthy about this game was that it was the largest blown lead in an extra inning game in big league history up until that point in time, and not only that, but the Cubs somehow managed to blow not one--but two--five-run leads in the same game.
The bottom of the 11th was played in a steady drizzle and took forever.
For those of you who end up in Hell after you die, you will be required to watch this game over and over again. Once was enough for me.
Can Cubbery also include
Can Cubbery also include just perplexing plays? For instance, when Aramis Ramirez (normally a good fielder) played a high, lazy pop fly off his head last year?
August and September 1960,
August and September 1960, and last year's Neifi! 2-out, bottom of the ninth, bases loaded bunt to the pitcher.
You've given me the
You've given me the defintion, and I'm choosing to go in a different direction with it. Now maybe I'm missing the exact point of this exercise, but here we go:
Cubbery - Anything of, or pertaining to, that other Cubs blog, in and/or of itself, or also including it's author.
While expectations are high, many boneheaded mistakes and underwhleming production in multiple facets lead to horrible inexecution and general failure for everyone to mock.
plays can also be included
plays can also be included under the Cubbery umbrella...
The Barrett botched rundown was in August in Philly in the middle of an 8-game losing streak. (if we're talking about the same play). Same year, different series...
9-9-65 bob hendley loses
bob hendley loses 1-hitter vs koufax perfect game, score 1-0.
only a cub could do this.
Individual plays are 100%
Individual plays are 100% covered by this definition.
Cedeno oversliding second
Cedeno oversliding second base....on a walk
How about this game earlier
How about this game earlier in the year, on 4/20? You could almost argue the Cubs played the game under the spirit of 4/20...
Cedeno gets thrown out trying to steal second base in the 9th inning when he overslides the bag, Mark DeRosa thrown out running to first in the first inning because he misses first base.
do I have to do it? NLCS
do I have to do it?
NLCS Game 6, 2003.....
I hate every single player, coach and fan involved in that game.
this was always a favorite of mine from last year...Neifi's double-error that allowed M. Giles to score the winning run from second on a sac fly...
The last century has to be
The last century has to be the ultimate example of Cubbery. Each of the examples above is an amazing story unto its own, but the sum total is staggering. What is more amazing is that Cubbery fact is way stranger than fiction. You couldn't make that stuff up. Imagine Gabriel García Márquez writing "One Hundred Years of Ineptitude" instead of "One Hundred Years of Solitude," and you still wouldn't have a story as odd as real life Cubbery.
Is calling the booth to
Is calling the booth to complain about the announcers a Cubbish-league manuever? Sort of along the lines of Bush league. Yet involving the cubs?
Great guys its bad enough
Great guys its bad enough being a Cub fan and having to endure the hazing and ribbing by other teams baseball fans now we have to take this from our very own.
Put me down for for the 1984 NLCS Cubs team up 2-0 and eventually losing to the Padres 3-2.
At least we have this going
At least we have this going for us. Our announcers put it to the cardinals franchise. Literally!
From Harry Caray's winkipedia:
In 1969, however, after the Cardinals had won back-to-back National League pennants and the 1967 World Series against the Boston Red Sox, Caray was unexpectedly fired as the Cardinals' lead broadcaster. Golenbock and other Cardinal historians have suggested the cause was a purported affair Caray had with the daughter-in-law of Cardinals owner August Busch, Jr. (who also owned Anheuser-Busch brewery, the club's owner and broadcast sponsor); Caray first called it a business grudge while never necessarily denying or affirming the rumours.
Whats the difference between
Whats the difference between the term Cubbery and the Curse?
#21-- Everyone knows he
Everyone knows he couldn't care less about the girl--he just wanted unlimited access to free product.
Whats the difference between
Whats the difference between the term Cubbery and the Curse?
The curse doesn't exist, and Cubbery does?
I hate to pile on, but the
I hate to pile on, but the Micheal Barrett 'dropped third strike walk off botched rundown' manuver vs. the Phillies (8/3/2005) is difficult for me to forget.
Oh, another thing, in 1984
Oh, another thing, in 1984 we lead, at some point, in all five games.
Hey, I'm kind of a young guy
Hey, I'm kind of a young guy (was born just soon enough before the 1984 NLCS to not be able to remember it personally), but I'd be interested to hear from others what kind of Cubbery went on in the earlier days. We all know about the awful plays they've made in the last half-decade or so, but what were Cubs games like in the 1960s and 1970s? Did people like Bobby Dernier or Adolfo Philips make dumb plays to lose ballgames? Were indescribable injuries happening to the team back then?
Cubbery should have its own
Cubbery should have its own website - when its all said and done something tells me there will be a lot of Cubbery moments to draw upon. I am also thinking of Cubbery trades e.g. Lou Brock. Cubbery players - there are plenty of Cubs to put together an all-stiffs team.
(I'd also like to follow up
(I'd also like to follow up my last post by noting the strange phenomenon of being burdened and psychologically affected by years like 1984 and 1969 without having lived through them. It's like once you become a Cubs fan, you tap into and just sort of acquire this reflexive pain brought on by the mention of those years.)
Biitner losing a ball under
Biitner losing a ball under his hat.
I was at the Biittner
I was at the Biittner game!!!!
He threw us a couple of baseballs during batting practice....lol
What a bad team...
Virtually every day is
Virtually every day is Cubbery Day.
The rare exceptions cause rounds of unaccounted for giddiness and occasional friendliness among Cubs fans.
Oh, and let's not forget all
Oh, and let's not forget all the times opposing players "lost" baseballs in the Cubbery Shrubbery on the outfield walls, thus effectively holding us to doubles...
"Cubbery Shrubbery!"
"Cubbery Shrubbery!" Nice.
The Sniglet for those vines is "Cubbage." But I like yours better.
are Michael Barrett and
are Michael Barrett and Neifi the incarnactions of Cubbery? Like Anakin was a Jedi made up by metachlorines or whatever that crazy-ass story line was about?
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Hey, I'm kind of a young guy (was born just soon enough before the 1984 NLCS to not be able to remember it personally), but I'd be interested to hear from others what kind of Cubbery went on in the earlier days. We all know about the awful plays they've made in the last half-decade or so, but what were Cubs games like in the 1960s and 1970s? Did people like Bobby Dernier or Adolfo Philips make dumb plays to lose ballgames? Were indescribable injuries happening to the team back then?
BEST 1960's CUBBERY
This was the first game in 1969 where the unthinkable happened (it would happen several more times later in the year) and I began to think that maybe things weren't going to turn out too well.
The Cubs had just lost a Sunday July DH at St. Louis the day before, and were in NY playing a Monday afternoon game versus the Mets at Shea.
Cubs ace Ferguson Jenkins was pitching a great game (a freakin' ONE-HITTER!), and the Cubs were up 3-1 going into the bottom of the 9th. The Mets had good pitching but no hitting, and with Fergie on the mound leading 3-1, it was a LOCK. The Cubs couldn't lose.
This was the game where Cubs CF Don Young (who was playing ONLY because of his defense) dropped a fly ball on the warning track (it was scored a hit, but it was an error), and the Mets went on to score three runs in the bottom of the 9th and the Cubs lost 4-3.
JACK BRICKHOUSE: "Back, back, and it's CAUGHT!!!!... AND DROPPED!!!!... by Young...
Ron Santo blew his cool and blasted Young after the game while talking to reporters, and Young left the clubhouse in tears. After this is when I remember Santo started to get booed by Cubs fans.
BEST 1970's CUBBERY
What other team could come back from a 12-run 5th inning deficit, somehow manage to tie the game, and then lose in extra innings?
BEST 1980's CUBBERY:
The Cubs had the best regular season record in the National League in 1984, the Cy Young winner (Rick Sutcliffe), the MVP (Ryne Sandberg), the Manager of the Year (Jim Frey), and the Executive of the Year (Dallas Green),
It was the N. L. East Champion's turn to get the extra game at home in the '84 NLCS, but because there weren't any lights at Wrigley Field, ABC-TV insisted that the first two games of the five-game series be played in Chicago, and the final three gamnes be played in San Diego. The Cubs protested, but to no avail.
The Cubs won the first two games at Wrigley easily, and it was only a matter of winning one of three in SD and the Cubs would have their long-awaited rematch versus the Detroit Tigers in the 1984 World Series.
So the Cubs (naturally) lost all three games in San Diego, including the final one on Sunday afternoon--with Cy Young winner Sutcliffe (who had won 16 out of 17 games during the regular season and the first game of the NLCS)-- pitching on normal four-days rest.
This was game where Leon Durham made an error on a ground ball where he supposedly couldn't open his glove because it was sticky after MVP Sandberg had accidentally spilled Gatorade on it in the dugout.
BEST 1990's CUBBERY
See comment #5 (above)
BEST 2000's CUBBERY
The Steve Bartman game in the 2003 NLCS
Never having heard the
Never having heard the comments Santo made to reporters after the Don Young game, AZ Phil, can I guess at what he said?
"Gawd...geez! I mean--gosh! Mmmmm-AN!"
This is very vague- I think
This is very vague-
I think it was a double header against the Pirates in 2004-05 in Pittsburgh.
Cubs blew a twilight doulbe header to Pirates with Hawkins blowing both games(?). I know he blew one definitely with a walkoff homerun to Oak Lawn' s own Rob Macoviach.
Cubs were a good team, and Pittsburgh was very bad team.
Found it- It wasn't Latroy's
Found it-
It wasn't Latroy's fault!!
My apologies to the Hawkins Family
May 28, 2004- Cubs lose double header to Pirates
game 1 -Mackowiack walk off grandslam off of Jo Bo
game 2- Craig Wilson walk off hr of Beltran
AZ Phil # 5 Absolutely no
AZ Phil # 5
Absolutely no question it was this one:
This game actually caused me to be institutionalized for several months afterward, and it's why I drool today.
I just got sick just looking at the box score...
Favorite example of
Favorite example of Cubbery:
It seemed like no one could score. I remember someone calling it "offensive constipation". It was one of those games that the Cub's should have won, but the lineup hacked at absofuckinglutely everything. It left me wondering how the Cub's were any better than the Expos.
This game Scoreless game
Scoreless game against the Cardinals in the 9th. Runners on 1st and 3rd, one out. Ground ball to first.
Billy Williams throws the ball home to get the man trying to score. The runner is in a rundown. Catcher throws the ball to third as the runner starts to go back toward third base.
Runner promptly reverses direction and scores across an uncovered home plate.
Cubs lose 1 - 0.
How in the world did that
How in the world did that 2004 cubs team not make the playoffs? Look at that lineup and compare with the current version.
AZ PHIL: "This was the game
AZ PHIL: "This was the game where Cubs CF Don Young (who was playing ONLY because of his defense) dropped a fly ball..."
DAMN YOU! You beat me to it! And, we're dinosaurs to remember!
CUBBERY: When, even after a questionable fan interference call, a shortstop bobbles a potentially inning-ending DP, wherein eight runs from the opponent crosses the plate in the same inning.
Don Young = Angel Pagan,
Don Young = Angel Pagan, slowed down?
There are so many best
There are so many best moments of 60's/70's Cubbery, I'll just add the following:
- Leo Durocher missing a home game during the '69 pennant race to be with his girlfriend at a vacation home in Michigan (and didn't tell anybody);
- the Cubs losing a crucial night game to the hated Mets on a blown call at home plate in NYC (that was the game with the black cat thrown onto the field);
- George Mitterwald, your starting catcher;
- Pitcher Paul Reuschel, the fatter and untalented version of his brother Rick;
- Jose Cardenal, who had a problem getting his eyelids unstuck after spending a sleepless night in his hotel room during ST with a bunch of crickets;
- Bill North, Burt Hooten, Ken Holtzman and Bill Madlock all getting traded away and starring for other teams in the playoffs;
- the Cubs lose to the Phillies at Wrigley, 22 - 21 - losing the game in the 9th on a Mike Schmidt home run.
My God, Dusty Baylor, how do
My God, Dusty Baylor, how do you remember that?
cubbery...what about the
cubbery...what about the game, I think in '95, when Randy Meyers gave up a home run late in a game and a fan ran up to take him on and Randy took him down. That's cubbery - when the whole nation gets a chance to see how spectacular we can embarass ourselves! :)
Or the Farns shenanigans with fans (literal).
Something that sticks out in
Something that sticks out in my mind is in 1999, where we had a 3 game span where we gave up 54 runs (75 in 5 games)
June 29 L 17-6
June 30 W 5-4
July 1 L 19-12
July 2 L 41-1
July 3 L 21-8
It was so bad, Gary Gaetti got to pitch.
And who could forget the 14 game losing streak to start the 1997 season to setting the NL record?
December, 2000: Chicago
December, 2000:
Chicago Cubs sign catcher Todd Hundley to four-year, $23.5 million deal ...
Building on Vegas Brian's
Building on Vegas Brian's post, how about 1991 when the best pitcher on the team was Doug Dascenzo?
(And we only had one starter with an ERA under 4, before the juiced-ball/juiced-player days...guess who?)
July 2 L 41-1 Don't scare
July 2 L 41-1
Don't scare me like that... For a second I thought I couldn't be a real Cub fan if I didn't remember a forty-one run clubbing.
Scoring 10 runs on opening
Scoring 10 runs on opening day of 1965 and only coming out of it with a tie.
1969 - Giving up home runs on successive days to super light hitting Met infielder Al Weis (the games were in mid July and they were his first and second homers of the season) as the Cubs dropped two of three to the Mets at Wrigley Field.
For as long as I can
For as long as I can remember - the Cubs, no matter the lineup, being shut down by almost any pitcher they have never faced.
1839, Cooperstown: Abner
1839, Cooperstown:
Abner Cubbleday invents the play wherein two fielders chase after a popup and collide as the ball lands harmlessly on the grass nearby.
July 2 L 41-1 Don't scare
July 2 L 41-1
Don't scare me like that… For a second I thought I couldn't be a real Cub fan if I didn't remember a forty-one run clubbing.
My bad--that should be a 14-1 clubbing.
Speaking of Grand Slams to
Speaking of Grand Slams to lose, I remember this game: Klesko GS in the bottom of the 8th to beat us 4-3
May 17, 1979 at Wrigley
May 17, 1979 at Wrigley Field
Cubs vs Phillies
Cubs score 22 runs and lose.
You know, after reading all
You know, after reading all of these...I'm surprised I don't have a drinking problem...
OK, enough, enough. This is
OK, enough, enough.
This is too much bad energy.
At the risk of being called an optimistic--for the first time ever--why don't we have a thread of great Cubbie moments.
I'll go first...
Karros' HR v. the Yanks denying Clemens his 300th W was a fine moment.
you need a catchy term first
you need a catchy term first CT_Steve....
Is it cubbery when the
Is it cubbery when the doctors tell Aramis Ramirez he hurt his wrist by swinging too hard and his answer is, "but that's the way I always swing."
Bah. I'm not your monkey...
I'm not your monkey...
you need a catchy term first
you need a catchy term first CT_Steve….
Jacos, Hawkins was involved
Hawkins was involved in that Pirates game he gave the game tier in the nigt cap to Mackovwiak. The best example of Cubbery in that season had to be the game in September at Wrigley v. Reds that Prior struck out like 12-15 reds and gives up 3 hits and we lose 2-1 in extras because Dusty pitched to Valentin when Stoney said he should have walked him that caused the Broadcaster's War of 2004.
Wakefield with a
Wakefield with a you-know-what through 5 against the Drays...
CT_Steve: why don't we
why don't we have a thread of great Cubbie moments.
The playoff clinching game in '07 was a good moment.
Oh, wait.. that hasn't happened yet.
*This was game where Leon
*This was game where Leon Durham made an error on a ground ball where he supposedly couldn't open his glove because it was sticky after MVP Sandberg had accidentally spilled Gatorade on it in the dugout.*
I've never quite bought that excuse. Gatorade has never seemed "sticky" to me.
Anyway, the best example of 90s Cubbery was that shit team that lost like, 13 games to open the season and effectively doom it in the first two weeks. Fookin' classic.
Yep, I'd agree about the
Yep, I'd agree about the 1984 NLCS - while game 5 was heartbreaking, I tend to remember Game 4, when Steve Garvey ran around the bases with his arm up in the air. As I watched from my uncle's trailer, I felt like chucking his quart of Old Mil out the window.
2004 - losing to absolutely shitty teams down the stretch didn't help. I vaguely remember one of the last Saturday's of the season and blowing a game to the Mets (?), who were God-awful at the time.
Cubbery indeed.
My first Cubs game in 1959,
My first Cubs game in 1959, against the Milwaukee Braves. I don't remember any particularly bone-headed plays, but Warren Spahn was pitching; even at the age of seven, I could see that the Cubs didn't have a prayer - it was like watching a cat toy with a mouse. It hasn't gotten any better since then.
AZ Phil, I recall that Jerome Holtzman suggested playing the first two games in Chicago in 1984. The television contract required at least three night games. If that compromise hadn't been found, then the league would have moved the Cubs' home games to the nearest National League ballpark with lights, which in those days was St Louis. In retrospect, I don't see how that could have been a worse disaster than what actually occurred, but we didn't see it that way at the time. I will hate Steve Garvey till the day I die.
"Cubs score 22 runs and
"Cubs score 22 runs and lose."
Uh, yeah - I already posted that game.
Gatorade has never seemed
Gatorade has never seemed "sticky" to me.
Gatorade is definitely sticky - not sure that I buy the argument, but Gatorade is sticky.
CT_Steve-- I don't know, I
I don't know, I think this is sort of cathartic. Maybe, after venting about 40 years of disappointing moments, we'll have exhausted much of the bad energy, and send fewer vibes of fear and dread to Dempster with a one-run lead and a man on in the ninth.
As for a term for great Cubbie moments: Incubceivable, Cubtastic, Cubtivating?
Incubceivable... ha!
I remember the 89 playoffs
I remember the 89 playoffs when it was like a hitting war between Grace and Will Clark, but Clark always seemed to get the better in the end. Without question though for me, the worst moment ever as a Cub fan was the Bartman game. Every Cubs fan I've ever talked to about this game just KNEW the Cubs were finished when Bartman caught that ball. As improbable as it seemed at the time, we just had a "feeling" that we were doomed. I remember the Durham play also....pretty close.
July 28, 2002. My
July 28, 2002. My grandmother had just gone into hospice. Up 9-4 going into the bottom of the ninth and lose on an Edgar Renteria (hate him too) three run home run. I got up out of my parents house and took a long walk. The only time I have ever done that and haven't since either.
How about He Sop Choi vs
How about He Sop Choi vs Kerry Wood. Dont thin Choi Ever recovered from that hit!!!
and who can forget the Lee
and who can forget the Lee Elia on that fateful day in 1983. I think he knew about Cubbery way back then.
Last year had many abysmal
Last year had many abysmal moments, but this example of Cubbery was truly excruciating to watch.
Two grand slams and a two run shot in one 11 run inning...8 unearned...after jumping out to a 5-0 lead. Man oh man...
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Sorry if I made it sound like a Schwarber for Sale straight up deal was reasonable, obviously Cubs would need to give up more than that. You don't trade Sale unless you're rebuilding and if you're rebuilding you want more than one piece. Easily 3-4 pieces with Schwarber being the main one...but that type of an ace arm or All-star talent with a few years of control is the type of return the Cubs should look for if they move Schwarber. I don't think they'll move him until he's healthy though. TheJedi are pretty good at maximizing trade value.
I think you're very much overvaluing Schwarber if you think he can fetch Sale by himself. An unproven rookie with demonstrable offensive flaws he hasn't had the chance to show he can overcome and with no defensive upside will never fetch an ace of the quality of Sale in today's market where pitchers are fetching insane prices, especially with Sale's team friendly contract. You'd for sure need to throw in a pitching prospect in return at least.
best relievers in baseball tend to not be the best relievers for very long though...
also, when you start just trading away guys for marginal benefits, that window will shrink. The window is easily through 2021, just have to look how long Rizzo is signed for and how long they have rights to Bryant, Russell and so on down the line.
Can't say I'm too worried about the SP, they've done nothing but land guys on the cheap and on the expensive since they've arrived. TheJedi will figure that out.
Not sure I agree with this logic. The Cubs are one of the best teams in baseball, they have spent heavily on the team over the past couple of seasons, have more hitting prospects than they have places for them to play (and more on the way), a clear weakness in the bullpen, and have a 1.5 year window with Arrieta (to say nothing of the likely declines of Lester and Lackey).
Unless you think (maybe even if you do think) Schwarber is the next coming of Babe Ruth, I would certainly consider trading him if it brought back a couple of the best relief pitchers in baseball.
Miggy was going to sit anyway with Lester starting.
In related news, do any of the Cubs pitchers want to throw to Contreras?
Only Russell and Miggy failed to reach base yesterday. Both sit today.
Trading Schwarber actually makes a lot of sense because his actual position is currently being taken by Anthony Rizzo, unless they vote in the DH this offseason.
Trading him for a reliever is never going to happen though. I don't think you can trade Schwarber unless you get a CF'er for a few years (presume Fowler finds his multi-year deal next offseson) or a couple of high end young starters...or an established starter...a good one like Chris Sale.
I don't see what the Yanks have that the Cubs need.
peter gammons on MLB network pushing the yanks/schwarber angle...says insiders from the yanks say brian cashman highly covets him.
unless that conversation starts with a.miller (2/18m left on contract) i dunno how you even start that conversation given the "not trash, but no stars" state of the yanks minor league system.
they got corner OF'r aaron judge, C gary sanchez, RHP james kaprielian's questionable elbow, RHP domingo acevedo...all interesting, none expected to impact the game like schwarber's power potential.
Zo, Heyward, KB, Riz, Contreras (LF), Baez (SS), Szczur (CF), Ross, Lester
damn. low sample size blah blah whatever, but that slash got sneaky good. 10 hits, 4 walks, 2hr, 1 double through 39 PA...nice
Buddy Ryan takes his place alongside George Allen as the great Bear head coaches who never were.
Well, at least he can still hit: Jake slashing .294/.368/.868. Forget hitting 8th -- he should hit 6th.
Curious to see today's lineup vs. a LHP: Ross needs to catch Lester, Joe likes Javy at 3B when Lester pitches. Heyward with back-to-back good games at the plate, and is actually hitting a little better against LHP (.247/.341) than RHP (.232/.321), although neither is much to write home about. But, tomorrow is an early day game, so some regulars will probably sit either today or tomorrow.
Maybe Willson in LF, KB in RF and Almora in CF? If so, Albert Jr., assume every ball is yours.


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Idaho Veterans Services administrator David Brasuell told The Associated Press Friday he's submitted a plan to draw down the money, but details won't be released until Otter's budget becomes public Jan. 9.
"The federal government believes that our accounting of the money is appropriate," Brasuell said, adding other states' veterans programs likely face similar cash surpluses.
Wayne Hammon, Otter's budget director, declined to comment Friday on how the money will be spent.
Veterans Services collects more money than it costs to care for clients because federal rules exclude payments from the U.S. Veterans Administration from calculations of the costs billable to Medicare and Medicaid.
Both Medicare and Medicaid help pick up the tab for veterans including some 300 residents of Idaho's veterans nursing homes in Lewiston, Pocatello and Boise.
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"No liability exists to the federal government or any other entity," auditors wrote. "We recommend the division initiate a discussion with legislative and executive leadership to develop a formal plan."
There were discussions during the 2011 Legislature, including between leaders of Idaho's budget writing committee, Sen. Dean Cameron, R-Rupert and Rep. Maxine Bell, R-Jerome, as well as Idaho House of Representatives leaders like Majority Leader Mike Moyle, R-Star, over how the money could be deployed.
At the time, lawmakers and Otter were sweeping as many state accounts as possible for available cash, in hopes of offsetting a looming budget shortfall.
But Moyle argued against tapping the Veterans Services money, contending Idaho couldn't count on receiving it year after year. So-called "one-time money" shouldn't be used to prop up programs like Medicaid, he argued at the time.
"We should not use one-time money to fix ongoing problems, especially when there was concern that the economy was going to get worse," Moyle told the AP earlier this year.
House Health and Welfare Committee Chairwoman Janice McGeachin, R-Idaho Falls, said she would have like to have known about the Veterans Services money as she and her Senate counterpart, Health and Welfare Committee Chairwoman Patti Ann Lodge, R-Huston, sought to trim Medicaid spending to close a budget gap.
"I agree with Rep. Moyle's philosophy, that we should not be propping up ongoing expenses with one-time money," McGeachin said in an interview over the summer. "But it's hard for me to say what we could have done with that money, not knowing it was there. We should have been made aware of it."
Minority Democrats say they, too, would have liked to have been included.
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The cash balance money could go toward fixing up Idaho's three veterans homes, Cameron said. In addition, a portion could also be used to shore up Medicaid-funded services, especially for elderly people at nursing homes who could include those with military experience.
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This provision applies to debt forgiven in calendar years 2007 through 2012. Up to $2 million of forgiven debt is eligible for this exclusion ($1 million if married filing separately). The exclusion does not apply if the discharge is due to services performed for the lender or any other reason not directly related to a decline in the home's value or the taxpayer's financial condition.
The amount forgiven must still be reported on Form 982 when filing IRS income taxes.
See this link to the IRS for details: http://www.irs.gov/individuals/article/0,,id=179414,00.html
You need to get the facts. There are too many variables here.
Talk with a CPA about the specifics of the property and the loan. No one should be offering tax advice on TRULIA. Only a tax professional with full knowledge of the facts.