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Great stuff AZ. Makes me
Great stuff AZ.
Makes me think of the days of my Cubs childhood, the mid to late 70's.
If your taking requests for upcoming posts, take us down 70's lane now that you have wrapped up the 60's.
Sometimes Garfield Goose
Sometimes Garfield Goose communicates better than Dusty.
"No what I mean, Dude?"
If you're gonna bash how
If you're gonna bash how someone communicates, you should probably use "know" instead.
Maybe I meant to use it that
Maybe I meant to use it that way.
Great article, AZ Phil
Great article, AZ Phil --
One thing I'd be curious about, though, would be a comparison between Adolfo Phillips and Corey Patterson. Is the comparison apt? Putting aside the animus most of us feel about Corey, one thing that strikes me about the underachiever is that he seems the kind of guy that keeps his feelings internal.
Phil: Great stuff! I
Great stuff! I started following the Cubs, Garfield Goose, the Hamm's bear, and "Friendly Bob Adams," in 1953 at age 5. Frankie Baumholtz and Handsome Ransom Jackson were two of my favorites. I watched the Sam Jones no-hitter in 1955, and Cardwell's in 1960. Dale Long's left-handed catching in 1957 or 1958 was great, and so was the two-ball game with the Cardinals. You mentioned earlier in the week the sucker punch thrown by Billy Martin. Watching that game was really something, because there was great fear that Brewer was going to lose his eyesight, owing to the fractured orbit bone.
You were right on about the trades made by the Cubs.
Bob Kennedy was one of the underrated "coaches" in the system, and under him the Cubs did pretty well in 1962 or 1963, I believe [.500 season was good for them then--maybe even now it would be good].
Bill Hands was one of the better pitchers to wear a Cub uniform. Coupled with Jenkins, there were two guys who really knew how to pitch.
One question, Phil: Did Bob "Where there is a will, there is a way" Will ever get a pinch hit for the Cubs. I think he was the first of many guys I remember wearing #28 for the Cubs who rarely if ever delivered a pinch hit when we needed one.
Longest. Post. Ever.
Longest. Post. Ever.
Thanks for bringing me back
Thanks for bringing me back to life, Phil, but it's Laraine, not Lorraine.
SAM CLYATT: It seems like
SAM CLYATT: It seems like every Cubs game I went to in 1961-63, Bob Will pinch-hit, and Bob Will made an out.
Will was a highly-touted OF coming out of Northwestern in 1954, and he played RF most every day in 1960. Lou Boudreau really liked him. Will was a fundamentally sound defensive outfielder, had an above average arm, above-average speed, no power, and HE COULD NOT PINCH-HIT.
For those of you not familiar with Will, he wore glasses and loked like an accountant, and (style-wise) I would compare him to other guys who played for the Cubs in later years like Gene Hiser, Larry Biittner, Scot Thompson, or Brant Brown, somebody like that.
Great article Arizona Phil.
Great article Arizona Phil. You are the man!
Brings back some great memories. I remmeber the game the Cubs went into first place the lastest in the season in a long time. I think they were playing the Phillies and it was I think early June. Anyway, the game was on a Sunday, Ernie was hurt and was going back and forth between the TV booth and radio booth and we were cheering everytime we saw him. I was standing under the upper deck on the third base side. Fergie pitched and also hit a triple. At the end of the game the fans stayed to watch them put the Cubs flag in first atop the scoreboard. Great day as a Cubs fan.
How many of you remmeber before the divisional set-up, that the Cubs goal for many years was to make the first division. That was, before Mets and Houston, the first 4 positions in the NL. Brickhouse would make a statement at the beginning of the year such as, "The Cubs are hopefull of getting into the first division this year, and once you get there, anything can happen."
One last comment, I remember Wes Covington starting in LF at the beginning of the year and lolly-gagging after a ball that rolled to the wall after he let it get by him. That was the last game old Wes started for the Cubs. Leo was furious. Arizona Phil, how long into that season before they dumped Covington?
I'm glad to know my mind
I'm glad to know my mind wasn't playing tricks on me. Will was pathetic as a pinch hitter. Brickhouse loved him though--"Where there is a will, there is a way." WRONG! [at least in this case, Jack]
Also, Phil, do you remember Brickhouse broadcasting Little League, or PONY League, or American Legion games from Thillens Stadium? WGN had a lot of airtime to fill, and you could only show so many episodes of Rescue 8, Whirlybirds, Cannonball, and Silent Service. So Brickhouse would do the Thillens Stadium stuff, in addition to the Wrestling and baseball.
#5 of 9: By deJesusFreak
#5 of 9: By deJesusFreak (January 5, 2006 12:29 PM)
Great article, AZ Phil --
One thing I'd be curious about, though, would be a comparison between Adolfo Phillips and Corey Patterson. Is the comparison apt? Putting aside the animus most of us feel about Corey, one thing that strikes me about the underachiever is that he seems the kind of guy that keeps his feelings internal.
deJesus Freak: I'm not aware of Patterson having any physical ailments to go along with his "sick bat," but a comparison between Corey Patterson and Adolfo Phillips IS apt.
Other than the physical manifestations, their situations are very similar:
A quiet, reserved, "five-tool," can't miss prospect, under a lot of pressure to meet high expectations, who keeps screwing himself deeper and deeper into the ground, and I think it's quite possible that C-Pat (like Phillips) may end up out of baseball by the time he's 30.
TJ: May 28th.
TJ: May 28th.
TJ, The game the Cubs moved
The game the Cubs moved into first in '67 was in July just before the 4th and I'm sure it was against the Reds. Banks was spiked by Pete Rose in the Friday game and that's why he was sitting out. WGN Radio played the audio of the Mets beating the Cardinals in a game that ended almost the same time as the Cubs-Reds and put the Cubs in a tie for first.
Thanks, Phil. I was born in
Thanks, Phil. I was born in '67, so although I remember guys like Kessinger, Williams, and Jenkins fondly, I really cut my teeth on the mid-to-late 70s Cubs and didn't get the chance to know anything about Phillips other than hearsay.
Thanks Arizona Phil. It
Thanks Arizona Phil. It didn't take long for Leo to launch him.
TJ, Just checked
Just checked retrosheet. The game was definitely July 2, 1967. Jenkins doubled and tripled. Cubs won 4-1. Reds only run was a homer by Vada Pinson. I remember Banks later said that seeing the Cub flag moved to the top of the pole was the most thrilling moment of his career up until then. Sad, really.
#11 of 17: By samclyatt
#11 of 17: By samclyatt (January 5, 2006 12:54 PM)
Also, Phil, do you remember Brickhouse broadcasting Little League, or PONY League, or American Legion games from Thillens Stadium? WGN had a lot of airtime to fill, and you could only show so many episodes of Rescue 8, Whirlybirds, Cannonball, and Silent Service. So Brickhouse would do the Thillens Stadium stuff, in addition to the Wrestling and baseball.
SAM: And "Highway Patrol."
And "Home Run Derby" (filmed at Wrigley Field in Los Angeles in February 1960).
I don't remember Brickhouse broadcasting games from Thillens, although he probably did. He was EVERYwhere. He even was WGN's correspondent at all the National Political conventions, because Jack knew EVERYBODY. He was drinking buddies with all the pols. So Jack got "scoops" nobody else could get.
I do remember seeing the King and His Court at Thillens, though.
AZ Phil, Thanks for the
AZ Phil,
Thanks for the review, Phil. Small thing. The Cubs moved into first after winning a single game on July 2, 1967. The Cardinals are the ones who played two dropping them both to the Mets.
Whenever people bring up Brock still being with the late 60s Cubs I always say that the Broglio trade was ancient history by then. That the trade that really killled them was the Culp trade. Only people of our advanced age remember Culp and Koonce and guys like that. They weren't great but they would have made a hell of a difference in '69 and '70 as you point out.
About Durocher - another thing he is credited with (or credits himself with) is stopping a Dodger mutiny in the spring Jackie Robinson joined the team. As Leo tells it he called the team together and appealed to their greed saying Robinson was going to put a lot of money in their pockets and that anyone who didn't want to play would be traded by Branch Rickey.
Great job on your
Great job on your accumulating series Arizona Phil. After you work all the way up through the Hendry Quagmire you should have it published. I wasn't old enough to be indoctrinated until Frey's days, so this is all extremely informative.
TJ, Also after checking
Also after checking retrosheet. Banks was spiked in the saturday game that weekend.
Cubs went from the thrill of that Sunday to drop 7 out of 8 to the Braves and Astros. Nye picked up two of the losses and I think that was about the end of Durocher's trust in the lanky lefty.
Dr. Rich Nye was, however, able to put my kids' rabbit to sleep last summer.
It's crazy to think that the
It's crazy to think that the Cubs bullpen has essentially been broken for 40 years, or occasional to terrible at best.
thanks again Phil...you're
thanks again Phil...you're conjuring up memories from a trunk (Bob Dylan lyric, just to be in the proper time frame).
Random recollections:
1) Sweet Lou Johnson-probably the only cub in history with only one ear. We have our share of other's missing parts though (eg. Mordecai Brown). I remember being very excited when that trade was announced but his play as a Cub was clearly a dissapointment.
The Johnny Callison trade was also sooo promising but he was awful as a Cub RF. Fortunately, little heralded/journeyman Jim Hickman was terrific but not until it was too late to make a difference for that group.
2) It was the 1968 Cub team's success was what prompted Harry Caray (then the Card's broadcaster) to come of with his famous chant: "the Cardinals are coming tra-la, tra-la." That was almost as rhythmic as the "Jo-Dee, Jo-Dee Davis, catcher without a peer" chant he came up with decades later.
3) Ted Abernathy had kids all over my neighborhood practicing submarine deliveries (not the sandwich kind either), myself included. Subsequently I developed a pretty good impersonation of Phil Regan's delivery. Baseball needs at least one good submariner, the latest one being Chad Bradford (now with the Bosox)
4) I too saw several of Ken Holtzman's 1967 wins in that flawless season. I'm going to go to the basement and look up which ones I have scorecards for...and will report back later.
Damn, I did imprint on this team, particularly 1967-70. Like one of those baby ducklings who doesn't have a momma duck and will follow a brick on wheels around if that's what it imprints on. Quack, quack.
Dr. Rich Nye was, however,
Dr. Rich Nye was, however, able to put my kids' rabbit to sleep last summer.
Yes, he's a veterinarian. I hear he specializes in birds. His track record with cardinals isn't good though. High mortality rate for Cardinals he treats, coincidence?
Great job..........It
Great job..........It brought back memories of former Cubs that I had forgotten about. Keep up the great work.
Great memories are flooding
Great memories are flooding back.... I attended the'67 two games in mid-July in St.L. The Cubs won the first game with Ray Culp winning, to put them into a 1st place tie, then they lost the next night with Rob Gardener getting knocked out early and Bob Shaw (ex W.Sox) keeping it close until Al Spangler hit a gapper that appeared to have a chance to tie the game in the 9th. but Maris cut it off and threw out Kessinger at the plate to end the game. I also remember the game in '68, also in St.L., where Gibby faced Fergy in 100 degree heat, on the Sunday when they unveiled Musial's statue. Gibson had a 1.12 ERA that year & led 5-3 going into the 8th, when Billy homered to cut it to one. With two out in the 9th pinch hitter Spangler (again) homered to tie it! Game went 15 innings before the Cubs won it on a pinch single by the last position player left on the bench. Some guy named Lee Elia!
Thanks so much for these AZ
Thanks so much for these AZ Phil. Great firsthand retelling of stories of my team before my time. Wonderful read.
T Bone, thanks, you're right
T Bone, thanks, you're right it was the Reds. Also, I do remember now that the score was 4-1. I remember Fergie's triple hitting high off the center field wall.
Mention of the Stan Musial statute reminds me of a 4th of July weekend me and my buddies attended in St. Louis in the late 60's or early 70's and the Cubs swept a double-header at some point that weekend. Someone climbed on the Musial statue and placed a big "Cubs Power" sticker on his ass. A Cardinal fan tried to start a fight, which never materialized. We then joined many other Cub fans with a victory car parade throughout downtown St. Louis, back to the Cubs hotel in the Chase Park Plaza. What a weekend! The Cubs sure have not won much in my lifetime, but they povided many, many trills. I've enjoyed the ride. I hope some day we can get a World Chamionship. with or without it, there is no team in baseball that can compare with the Cubs!
An interesting note about
An interesting note about Prior and his upcoming arbitration. The basic run down of how arbitration works is to compare what you have done with other people of similiar service time.
With AJ Burnett getting 5 years $55 million Prior could very well get 11 million if he goes to arbitration.
Prior has better career numbers than Burnett and the arbitrator is going to rule in his favor in a heartbeat. Hendry can't offer him 5-7 million or else Prior and his agent are going to laugh in his face.
This is probably why Prior's name has been popping up in the Tejada rumor. The Cubs don't want to pay 11+ million for him next year.
Wonderful summary AZ Phil !
Wonderful summary AZ Phil ! Thank you !
This was the era that I was just old enough to go to games. It's really nice to look back, now armed with the inside view of the Cubs at that time.
Other than Ernie Banks (every little kids favorite), Adolfo Phillips was my favorite Cub. I remember him being really fast, really good and then all of a sudden, really gone. Do you know what happened to him?
Mike he won't be compared to
Mike he won't be compared to Burnett. It's Beckett that would be the comp. Burnett has pitchd (albeit injured) for 7 seasons to Prior's 4.
--Ted Abernathy had kids all
--Ted Abernathy had kids all over my neighborhood practicing submarine deliveries (not the sandwich kind either)--
Boy, does that bring it back to me... In 1963, (I was ten at the time) Ted A. was the fireman for the new AAA Indians franchise in Jacksonville (the initial iteration of the Jax Suns, BTW) that went out and won the International League championship that year. Old City Stadium was packed to the extent that you had fans sitting out well behind the lines to the right/left field fences (as in the old photos from back in the 20's & 30's), and every little league kid in town was working on that submarine delivery (including me).
Apparently Ted went to AAA while he was trying to locate the strike zone, a trick that had eluded him in the bigs beforehand. Anyway, thanks for the trip down memory lane.
Other Suns on that team included Vic Davalillo (later a big pinch hitting stick w/ the miracle A's of the early 70's), who basically put the team's offense on his back and carried it all year, and the only player ever traded for himself, former Cub Harry Chiti, who won the opening night game w/ a ninth-inning home run. I'll never forget it.
You know, my mother went to
You know, my mother went to school with Bank's kids. That was back in the day when he was King in Chi-town. In fact, Ernie would be one of the 'Chaperones' on field trips. It must have been amazing to be escorted around the Museam of Science and Industry by Mr. Cub...
one correction re: Abernathy
one correction re: Abernathy - it was 1962 that the Suns won- not '63. (Heck, it was a long time ago - thank goodness for the internet and fact-checking)
Anyone else remember those
Anyone else remember those Schlitz commercials that featured Durocher sitting around telling old baseball stories to a group of guys? I remember him telling the story of Dusty Rhodes' World Series heroics and "the catch" by Willie Mays. "Vic Wirtz hit it a ton, what we call a ton in baseball," Durocher said. He later describes Mays' catch..."and he caught it, like a ballet dancer." The commercials would end with Durocher saying the same thing: "Have another Schlitz, boys."
Those Durocher commercials were the equivalent of 'Citizen Kane' compared to Hundley's and Banks' Uptown Federal Savings spots. Yikes.
Or maybe it was: "Have
Or maybe it was: "Have another Schlitz, fellas. Have another Schlitz." Alcohol and time play tricks on the mind.
MikeC: "With AJ Burnett
"With AJ Burnett getting 5 years $55 million Prior could very well get 11 million if he goes to arbitration."
that is not how it works...
They do "consider" what other players of his service time and stats do, but if it is a multiyear contract, they look at that similar year of what Prior would be, which is 2006. How much does Burnett make in 2006? $7.0 M, so that is more the HIGH END.
But still that is a multi year contract the arbitrator leans more towards arbitration style 1 year contracts as the thing to most look at.
Also, Burnett has 2 more years of service time than Prior, not comparing apples to apples.
Zambrano from last year would be a better comparison as he had almost the exact same amount of service time and was considered a top flight pitcher. Prior will get more though as his overall stats were better, thus the $5M or so.
Prior should be happy you are not his agent as if he was expecting that and only got the $5.0M or so he is going to get instead, you wouldn't have a job long.
#35 of 37: By tbone (January
#35 of 37: By tbone (January 5, 2006 04:43 PM)
Anyone else remember those Schlitz commercials that featured Durocher sitting around telling old baseball stories to a group of guys? I remember him telling the story of Dusty Rhodes' World Series heroics and "the catch" by Willie Mays. "Vic Wirtz hit it a ton, what we call a ton in baseball," Durocher said. He later describes Mays' catch..."and he caught it, like a ballet dancer." The commercials would end with Durocher saying the same thing: "Have another Schlitz, boys."
T-BONE: Do I remember those commercials?
This was going to be the title of my 1969 article:
"Hey fellas... How about another Schlitz?"
Manny wants to stay in
Manny wants to stay in Boston. Here is the link:
The article is written in english.
Interesting read- the 40% I
Interesting read- the 40% I got through.
Did they put quotation marks on sale at the local dollar store, though? Parsed it out at 181, which I am sure must be some sort of record.
funny comments from a
funny comments from a phillie blog showing disgust in the Ryan Franklin signing...
top reasons this deal might not suck...
Turns out he's been pitching with the wrong arm the last two years
Franklin is a direct lineal descendant of Benjamin Franklin, and has figured out a way to harness the power of the lightning bolt within the strike zone
Five years ago, then-Seattle GM Pat Gillick planted a post-hypnotic suggestion in Franklin's brain that contained the secret to the 2001 Mariners' 116-win season. That secret will now be revealed!
Prior is going to get a hell
Prior is going to get a hell of alot more than $5 million. Bank on it.
MikeC: "Prior is going to
"Prior is going to get a hell of alot more than $5 million. Bank on it."
I would be willing to bet on it...
Since you think he will make $11M and I think $5M, let's split it in half at $8M. I have under $8M and you have over $8M. $8M is a tie. This is base salary, no bonuses or incentives.
I know you don't "bet" (good thing because I would of easily taken you Gatti money), but let's do just a "friendly" wager.
Something with our handles we use. I will change my handle to "DUSTYBLOWS" if you win and you have to make yours "INDUSTYWETRUSTY" if I win. Let;s say for exactly 2 weeks after the day the signing is offical we have to change.
Do we have a friendly wager???
Great stuff Arizona Phil! I
Great stuff Arizona Phil!
I was at that '67 game when the Cubs took over first place, standing with a few hundred others in the aisle in the upper deck along the first base line. Absolute bedlam when they raised the first-place flag.
Also attended a doubleheader against the Cards around Labor Day when the Cubs were barely hanging in the race. They lost both games and were effectively out of the running. Steve Carlton pitched in one game; I think that was his rookie year.
In '65 I saw another great lefty pitch against the Cubs--Warren Spahn, but he pitched for the Mets of all teams. It was one of his last starts. Pretty sure he beat the Cubs that day. I also recall that attendance for that game was under 1,000. I sat behind the box seats along the third base line, and I was the only kid in the section. I had my own personal hot dog man. Unfortunately for him, I only had enough cash for one dog and car fare. Today's Cub fans don't remember how poor attendance was at Wrigley in the early-mid 60s.
Finally, didn't Adolfo Phillips have the unusual habit of stepping up to the plate, making the sign of the cross, and then "adjusting" his athletic supporter? Poor guy, Leo often compared him to Mays, and it was too much pressure.
hi CA Bob...I tried to find
hi CA Bob...I tried to find that game you referred to in 1965. I think this is the link.
Tuesday, 6-1-65; Mets 10 Cubs 5. The boxscore says the attendance was 2,270.
Did you bring your picnic lunch to the ballpark, like Fran Allison (of Kukla, Fran & Ollie) told you to on the TV commercials?
Spahn started but didn't get the decision. Bob Buhl lost and pitched poorly. I remember that Buhl was infamous as one of the worst hitters in baseball. The comment I remember is him saying his best was going 1 for 3, one hit in 3 seasons. Buhl went 0-2 that day.
This was an embryonic lineup regarding the pre-Durocher Cubs but Beckert batted 2nd followed by Williams-Santo-Banks...so it has a ghostly appearance to what was to follow. Also those 3 could hit. on that day they were 7 for 14 including a Santo HR.
One more footnote, Jim Hickman played CF for the Mets and hit two HR's, forshadowing his liking for Wrigley field.
Fantastic stuff. I lived at
Fantastic stuff. I lived at 3639 N. Sheffield from 1977-1981 or so. I remember the bad teams of the 70s quite well. Im only 35 so I dont know diddly about the 60s. Thanks AZ Phil!
Attendance was pretty bad in the 70s too. I used to be able to come home from school as a 3rd grader and walk in pretty much for free I think, after the 6th inning or so, and sit anywhere. What my mom was thinking letting me go by myself is another thing...
Just to show a more detailed
Just to show a more detailed comparison of why Prior will get around $5M:
Carlos Zambrano went to arbitration last year for the first time with 3.042 years of service time. He had a record of 34-29 with an ERA of 3.25 and he signed a deal with the Cubs for $3.76M.
Mark Prior goes to arbitration for the first time this year with 3.13 years of service time. He has a record of 41-23 with an ERA of 3.24.
The ERA are identical, but Prior does have a better record. Thus that is why he will make more than Z did last year.
That is how I logically come up with the $5M figure. I actually think Prior will turn ina figure of around $6.0M and the Cubs will counter with $4.5M and they will settle in the low $5.0'sM.
I guess we will see....
The Cubs announced their
The Cubs announced their minor league coaching staffs today. The obvious highlight (from a fan favorite perspective) was that Jody Davis will be the manager at single-A with the Peoria Chiefs.
What got my attention is their Dominican Rooklie league team. Is this a new entry for them?
Dominican Rookie: Manager Franklin Font, pitching coach Leo Hernandez, hitting coach Ramon Caraballo, athletic trainer Robert Jimenez.
Also of note is that Von Joshua will be the hitting coach at AAA-Iowa, moving up from AA-West Tenn. That means he will spend another year working with Felix Pie. Is that good or bad news? I'd love to hear AZ Phil's take/critique on the minor league coaching staff.
cubs dominican complex has
cubs dominican complex has been around a long time...only recently they've upgraded the digs so they dont have 14-17 year olds living in conditions that make migrant camps look like club med.
"I used to be able to come
"I used to be able to come home from school as a 3rd grader and walk in pretty much for free I think, after the 6th inning or so, and sit anywhere. "
It was after the 7th inning and the policy was still happening as late as 1984. I took advantage of it on a Saturday in June to see Ryno hit his second homer off Sutter and Dave Owens' later heroics.
Didn't seem like something the Tribune would do for too long and sure enough, they didn't.
Another thing about those
Another thing about those Leo Durocher Schlitz commercials. He wasn't a Schlitz drinker and mispronounced the name. He called it "Slitz."
"Have another Slitz."
Apparently no one had the nerve to correct him.
AP Enjoyed the glimpse back.
Enjoyed the glimpse back. You were right on about Adolfo Phillips' potential, but as I recall the largest reason for his decline was fear, rather than nervousness. He took a couple of hard shots to the head I want to say in New York and he was noticeably plate shy from that point on and his performance suffered. Kind of like Sammy was in '04 but worse.
Thanks again, Arizona Phil,
Thanks again, Arizona Phil, wonderful stuff! The article really rounded out my understanding of the Leo teams of 1966-68. The great trades as well as the trades of guys like Culp, Abernaphy, Humphrey, Koonce and Mikkelson which I now see hurt more than I would have realized at the time. I'd forgotten Culp went on to do so well, although I felt Nye in '67, Niekro in '67 and/ or '68, Selma in '69 and, especially Pappas in the early '70s were all pretty good #4 guys with Fergie, Hands and Holtzman. I, too, enjoyed doing impersonations of Regan, Abernaphy and the other pitchers in neighborhood pick-up games as well as impersonating the entire lineup at the plate (probably should have just stuck with Billy and Fergie, I might have developed better technique, but it sure was fun). Finally, I'm one of many, I suppose, who wish Adolfo had continued to develop and been a star CF and lead-off hitter in '69 and onward. He was an exciting player on that '67 team, to be sure. Thanks again for a great report and I look forward to the Cubs Power feature.
Leo the Lip. The Cubs have
Leo the Lip. The Cubs have had a few good managers since Leo, like Don Zimmer and Jim LeFevbre, who both got royally shafted. But we haven't had what I would consider a "big name" manager since Leo. Granted, we all thought we got that in Dusty Baker and the book on his tenure is still open. But if the Cubs are bumbling along with a .500 record at the All-Star break and Dusty gets canned, the guy we need is Uncle Lou Pinnela. Now there is a guy who will kick a guy into the freakin' gutter if he calls the pressbox during a game, or whines about an opposing player getting booed at Wrigley.
The Tribune just posted a
The Tribune just posted a regular news story that the Cubs may be close to dealing Korey to Baltimore for a mid-level prospect. Tejada is not part of the deal.
Best part is it isn't a Phil Rogers column, it's a regular sports news story by Dan Connolly.
Beh, I'd rather make him
Beh, I'd rather make him fight for a spot and see if there's any life left and toss him in the dumpster if he flops than ship off for someone who will probably never see the bigs.
corey's destined to be
corey's destined to be traded. there's already mabry on the bench filling the LH corner OF + lefty batter role...and hairston/jones can cover CF.
corey's 3.whatever million will probally go into a prior 3-year deal or something similar..maybe Z can get a nice 3-year to go along with it.
club still needs a RH bench OF'r...looks like it might be a grissom/restovich fight if corey goes for a prospect(s). i'm fine with either, honestly.
Prior just voided the last
Prior just voided the last year of his contract, making him eligible for arbitration.
Great history here. I
Great history here. I started following the Cubs in the mid-60s'. Still remember playing little league with the fantasy of being Adolfo Phillips on my mind. Never new till today the problems he had with the ulcer. Really enjoy all of your posts but this one was special to me. Thanks
#55 of 59: By LarryBiitner
#55 of 59: By LarryBiitner (January 5, 2006 10:42 PM)
The Tribune just posted a regular news story that the Cubs may be close to dealing Korey to Baltimore for a mid-level prospect. Tejada is not part of the deal.
Best part is it isn't a Phil Rogers column, it's a regular sports news story by Dan Connolly.
Dan Connolly is the Orioles beat reporter & columnist for the Baltimore Sun, which a Tribune paper.
The mystery player is probably Jeff Fiorentino.
Regarding Corey possibly
Regarding Corey possibly going to Baltimore for a non-prospect, I've been hoping for either a trade where we get someone for him we can really use-especially in the event he gets things turned around in his new environment, it needs to be someone we REALLY can use, or see if a fight for a job (LF, for example, with Murton) could get him going. I guess, as was written earlier, if his $ can go for keeping Prior and Zambrano at the front of our pitching staff, that'd be something good. I just hate to lose guys like this for no kind of player return. Corey could be, as someone wrote, like Adolfo and be out of baseball completely in a couple years. Or we may look back thinking what might have been AGAIN. It just seems like consistently winning franchises find ways to get the most out of investments like Corey Patterson.
Great stuff, Phil. I was
Great stuff, Phil. I was born in '64, so as much as I remember the Lip, I din't know the details...I did have Culp's baseball card and remember asking my brother about him. It didn't even make sense to a 7 yr old to see a guy winning 15+ games a year and seeing the Cubs had him.
I'd like to see you elaborate more on Banks. Sure don't want to ruin the Mr Cub mystique, but when I look at the stats he was definetely behind Williams and Santo. Banks appeared to dominate in the late '50s and faded very much in the entire decade of the 60s. Living on his reputation it seemed.
I remember in '72 the Cubs had a guy named Jack Aker. He was basically their closer.
The other thing I've always noticed is as much as I like Madlock, Jenkins was not old when they traded him. Nor was Holtzman. They both played another 10 years after being traded. If they would have kept Jankins, Holtzman and surrounded them with Hooten, Reuschel and Bonham,what would have been? They could have made those other deals for Trillo and Thornton and should have kept Bill North as well.
Lets see, they had Jim Colborn, Joe Decker, Rick Reuschel, Bill Bonham, Bill Stoneman, Larry Gura, Burt Hooten, etc...yet very few position prospects. Sound a little like now. I think Mel Hall in 83 was the first home grown position prospect to crack the starting lineup since the Durocher Era.
CTC, Smart, smart,
Smart, smart, smart.......the two guys who bust someone in the mouth ig tyhey need it are:
Sweet Lou Piniella and Larry Bowa
I'm not among the legions of folk who are Baker Haters (unlike Tony LaRussa, now THERE is a guy I simply don't like)......in the grand scheme or big picture, the players have to play, not the manager........but I am a believer in shaking things up sometimes just for the sake of getting someones attention. If the Cubs are .500 or below at break...bring me Sweet Lou.
Don't know if this is old
Don't know if this is old news to some of you but baseball america posted each organizations top ten prospects. These are cubs in order ...
1. Felix Pie, of
2. Mark Pawelek, lhp
3. Ronny Cedeno, ss
4. Angel Guzman, rhp
5. Rich Hill, lhp
6. Sean Marshall, lhp
7. Ricky Nolasco, rhp
8. Ryan Harvey, of
9. Brian Dopirak, 1b
10. Eric Patterson, 2b
Here's the link for team by team.
CARMEN F: Phil Wrigley would
CARMEN F: Phil Wrigley would never allow Ernie Banks to be traded, and that was one of Wrigley's faults.
After the 1962 season, John Holland traded OF George Altman (who had led the N. L. in triples in 1961 and had hit 49 HRs for the Cubs in 1961-62) and Don Cardwell (the Cubs 26-year old #1 starter at the time) to the Cardinals for pitchers Larry Jackson and Lindy McDaniel. That was a good trade for the Cubs, because it didn't hurt the starting rotation (although Jackson was five years older than Cardwell, Cardwell-for-Jackson was a short-term "wash") while upgrading the bullpen.
This is when Banks SHOULD have been traded.
Altman, Billy Williams, and Lou Brock had been the Cubs starting OF in 1962, and all three were strictly "left-fielders." Trading Altman took care of one of the problems, and moving Billy Williams from LF to 1B and Lou Brock from CF to LF would have completed the repair.
Then, Ernie Banks should have been traded for a couple of outfielders who could play CF and RF.
At that time (1962 going into 1963), the only clubs needing a 1B were the Milwaukee Braves, New York Mets, and Washington Senators. The Braves didn't have two outfielders to trade, but both the Mets and Senators did.
If Holland could have received Wrigley's permission to do it (and of course that NEVER would have happened), I believe the Cubs could have probably traded Banks to the Mets for Jim Hickman and Joe Christopher (the Mets at that time were "hot" after "name" players like Gil Hodges and Duke Snider, so Banks would have fit right in), or to Washington for Chuck Hinton and either Jim King or Don Lock.
Moving Williams to 1B, Brock to LF, and adding a couple of outfielders with the defensive acumen to play CF and RF in a Banks trade probably would have kept Lou Brock in Chicago past 1964. Brock's defense (or lack of it) in RF and CF (he played both at various times 1962-64) is one of the main reasons he got traded. Either Billy Williams or Lou Brock had to go.
But trading Banks for two outfielders after the '62 season, moving Billy Williams to 1B, and keeping Lou Brock to play LF, would have strengthened the Cubs defense AND made the Cubs a better club long-term, while ALSO weakening the Cardinals (they wouldn't have had Brock, so Curt Flood and Dick Groat would have hit 1-2) to the point where they probably wouldn't have won the pennant in 1967 and 1968.
The main reason Jenkins was traded was that he wanted a five-year million dollar contract. Even though this was before free-agency and at a time when players had little leverage, "irreplaceable" star players were not adverse to "holding out" and getting into pissing matches (especially in the media) with their owners to get the contract they wanted. So Wrigley told Holland to trade Jenkins, and then (might as well) just nuke the whole team that Durocher had built.
Wrigley HATED players who wanted "too much" or who were "uppity." Wrigley saw himself as a patrician benefactor who "took care of his players (children)." But never forget who's the boss! Leo Durocher ALWAYS called P. K. "Mr. Wrigley," even after he got fired.
Same thing happened with Ken Holtzman. Wrigley thought he was "greedy." Holtzman wanted "too much money" to suit Wrigley, so Wrigley told Holland to trade him.
And then the same thing happened again a few years later with Bill Madlock after he had won a couple of batting championships. He got "uppity," and Wrigley didn't like "uppity"... That's why Wrigley liked Negro Leagues (Kansas City Monarchs) alumni like Ernie Banks and Buck O'Neill so much. They weren't "uppity." They appreciated whatever they got, and didn't ask for "too much" or get "greedy."
"The Cubs have had a few
"The Cubs have had a few good managers since Leo, like Don Zimmer and Jim LeFevbre..."
I'd have a lot more respect for Zimmer as a manager if he had sat Andre Dawson and his batting average of .100 in the '89 NLCS and put in McClendon. That's what a real manager would have done by game five at least. The Cub offense in the '89 NLCS was the exact opposite of the Cubs' '05 offense. In '89 the table setters all had great series and the RBI guy failed on a truly remarkable scale. Obviously, we know what happened last year regarding table setters and clean-up hitters.
As for LeFevbre. He must have murdered someone to get fired by the chicago Cubs after finishing over .500.
Durocher often talked about
Durocher often talked about the biggest mistake he almost made which was wanting Holland to trade Billy Williams for Mike "Superjew" Epstein. He said until he managed Williams for a while he had no idea what a great player he was and what a bullet he had dodged.
He felt just the opposite concerning Banks. Thought he was getting one of the greats of the game until he managed him and realized how much his skills had eroded. He did give Banks credit for being able to pick low throws out of the dirt - claims he was the best he ever saw at that - but really disliked him for talking himself up in the press.
Color me unimpressed with
Color me unimpressed with Jeff Fiorentino. Small sample size, young player, etc. I know...but does he show any remarkable traits or qualities?
No one denies that Korey is still young and very talented, and I'd hate to see him given up for this. The only way I can see to justify it is salary dumping to be put into another signing or trade, but even then I'm not convinced.
In 1967, Mike Epstein was
In 1967, Mike Epstein was stuck behind Boog Powell at 1B with the Orioles, so Baltimore optioned Epstein back to AAA Rochester, even though Epstein had nothing more to prove down there. Epstein threatened not report to Rochester, and the O's ended up trading Epstein to Washington for LHP Pete Richert (a fair deal for both clubs).
Epstein was used as the poster boy for "free-agency" back then. Before the Curt Flood lawsuit, before Messersmith-McNally, the sympathy for free-agency wasn't with star players who were already making top dollar. It was with players like Epstein, who were stuck behind another slightly more-established young players at their position.
I remember a Rain Delay discussion Jack Brickhouse had with somebody back then about how to give players like Epstein a chance to play everyday while still giving his club adequate compensation. That's where I first heard the concept of a special "dispersal draft" each season that would allow clubs to protect 15 players, with each club (in inverse order of the previous year's finish) permitted to select one player.
A similar format (each club initially protects 15 players, with an additional three players pulled back after each selection) was later used in the 1968 expansion draft, which was set-up differently that the expansion drafts of 1960-61 (where clubs were allowed to protect 25 players, with the remaining 15 placed into a "pool").
As I posted here recently, an annual limited Major League "dispersal draft" (clubs "protect" 15 players, and then each club--in inverse order of the previous year's standings--may select one player, with a club losing no more than one player) would still be a good idea today. So would removing the restriction on optioning Rule 5 picks to the minor leagues.
#68 of 69: By Andrew
#68 of 69: By Andrew (January 6, 2006 07:55 AM)
Color me unimpressed with Jeff Fiorentino. Small sample size, young player, etc. I know...but does he show any remarkable traits or qualities?
ANDREW: No, he does not.
The only other player I can see fitting the profile described by Connolly (and I'm figuring the player the Cubs will get back will probably be a "younger" OF) would be Val Majewski, but he tore the labrum in his throwing shoulder last season, and whether he will return with the same arm strength he had prior to the surgery is the big question. I saw Majewski play in the AFL this past October, but he was the DH the time I saw him.
Fiorentino would be the "safer" choice, if the Cubs are (in fact) given a choice between Majewski and Fiorentino, although (if his shoulder is OK) Majewski is probably the better player.
The Cubs certainly aren't going to get Nick Markakis back for Patterson, so Fiorentino or Majewski would be the most-logical choices.
Both Fiorentino and Majewski are on the Orioles 40-man roster, BTW, so trading C-Pat for either one of them would NOT open up a spot on the 40-man roster. Both Fiorentino and Majewski are left-handed hitting "corner" OFs.
Fiorentino will be 23 next next season and has 22 days of MLB service time with two minor league options left, and Majewski will be 25 next season and has one year-plus 47 days of MLB service time (he spent the 2005 season on the 60-day DL) with three minor league options remaining.
It could end up being C-Pat for a PTBNL, with the Cubs having a chance to evaluate Majewski's throwing arm in Spring Training before making a final decision on which one of the two they prefer.
The Cubs never got a replacement player back from the Orioles for David Crouthers (who retired), either, so that might have been one of those "secret" cash settlements in lieu of a player.
Awesome news about Jody
Awesome news about Jody Davis in Peoria! I can't wait to see what he can do with the Chiefs.
I'm a few hours from the Cubs but less than an hour from four Midwest League teams, so I enjoy going to those games, then listening to Pat and Tonto on the way home.
Az Phil, What about John
Az Phil,
What about John Maine as the guy back in the Cpat deal? He would be better than Hill in a role of the first guy up from the minors. He has really seemed to fall off the radar in BAL as he was not even in BA's top 10 for O's prospects.
CHIFAN3887: If it's not an
CHIFAN3887: If it's not an outfielder, then John Maine certainly could be the player.
I just don't think the Orioles are going to want to give up any of their young pitchers (including Maine) for C-Pat.
"Jody, Jody Davis, king of
"Jody, Jody Davis, king of Wrigley Field."
How is Bengie Molina still
How is Bengie Molina still available and not swirling in rumors? 2 years, $14M guaranteed with a team option for a third year and he might sign on the spot. Two Gold Gloves, .300 average, durable for a catcher, young for a FA catcher, rarely strikes out, 15 HRs... I mean, Michael Barrett is league average, and Molina is an improvement. Barrett would also be a good bargaining chip to a team with a GM who likes clean white faces.
I was checking out an Angels
I was checking out an Angels blog a couple of days ago, and I seem to recall someone mentioning Molina as a high injury risk for some knee problems. I have absolutely no data to back this up, however, and I might totally out in left field on this one.
$7 mill per year seems a bit excessive, though, for someone who has drawn so little interest from teams so far. Perhaps $4.5 would be closer to appropriate, especially if there is some fact behind my injury rumor.
You also have to take into
You also have to take into account his career averages: .273/.309/.397.
On what planet is Bengie
On what planet is Bengie Molina considered durable?
USA TODAY has the player
USA TODAY has the player rankings. Lee is first at 1b, Walker 24th, Burnitz 19th, Ramirez in the top 5, Zambrano in the top 10, Neifi in the top 20.
Patterson is unranked.
Interesting comments about Lee.
Why bother trading Patterson
Why bother trading Patterson for something mediocre. If they can't get something decent for him now, because his value is down, I'd rather keep him and hope for the best.
walker 24th at 2B? you've
walker 24th at 2B? you've got to be kidding me.
neifi in the top 20 at ss?
neither of those make any sense.
usa today? you know what you can do with that paper...
red sox sign JT Snow for 1
red sox sign JT Snow for 1 yr, 2 mill
personally? i'd save that money, play youkilis more at 1B. maybe marte gets some PT in the second half and you could move lowell to 1B if needed
but not a bad signing for relatively cheap (when you're the red sox)
TJ, were don't want to pay
TJ, were don't want to pay him money anymore. That's why.
Rob G., he's durable on
Rob G., he's durable on planet 30+ catcher, where Barrett is scheduled to crash-land after this year. Better bat, better glove, period. I'll take the extra 2 1/2 years of age, especially on a 2-year deal with an option.
Also, that salary was a sign-here-and-now salary. But these are the Cubs, of course. Does Molina think he's worth the same as Neifi and Glendo? Likely not.
I'll just copy and paste
I'll just copy and paste what I wrote at BCB the other day..
First, at about age 32 is when catchers begin their freefall to obscurity. Molina will be 32 in July. Second, Molina is a pretty poor bet to stay healthy, he's constantly suffering from tweaked groins and hamstrings. There's no DH in the NL to get him some extra at-bats. Third, he's so comically slow that the Angels had to carry a 3rd cather all year so they could pinch-run for him late in games. Finally, his defensive skills are eroding. He's gotten really fat and lazy [I later retracted lazy]. While his career #'s look pretty good, he stabs at balls now in the dirt instead of trying to block them and his ability to throw out runners is nowhere near his peak years. There's a reason no one jumped to sign this guy.
That all being said, if Barrett was coveted by other teams and could land us someone useful, then signing Molina to a deal wouldn't be a horrible idea, especially since he looks to be had for the cheap now.
I'll add that I've watched an unhealthy amount of Angels game since 2002 and Bengie's once stellar defense is pretty unstellar now. And you really think he has a better bat?
SamClyatt, You got a link
You got a link to that USA Today story?
Not exactly easy to find. And there are no catchers.
Those lists on USA Today are
Those lists on USA Today are garbage. I just read them and they must have soccer moms writing for them or something.
WPZ, You're going to have
You're going to have to explain to me just how Molina is a better bat than Barrett. I'm not seeing it.
Tim Dierks over at
Tim Dierks over at MLBtraderumors is reporting an interview with Dave Kaplan in which he reports that the Cubs are "trying hard" to go after Tejada. Apparently, if the Cubs throw in Pie along with Prior and Hill, it will get done.
I thought this rumor died along time ago. Now it's just getting silly. Hasn't Hendry said the Cubs will only trade Prior if they get a pitcher (Bedard) in return? I'd love to have Tejada, but only if we ain't giving up Prior.
I don't buy it, but if the
I don't buy it, but if the Cubs traded Prior, Hill and Pie just for Tejada, I'll happily be the spokesman for the Fire Jim Hendry fanclub.
I'll have to concede on his
I'll have to concede on his defensive decline as I don't see him play so often.
Recent comments
in case it hasn't been mentioned yet, Twins are hiring Indians 32-year old Derick Falvey from the Cleveland Native Americans organization.
Suppose McLeod could still be asked by another organization but likely staying put.
Well put, both your remark, and Crunch's.
I saw the Gordon HR. It was like a funeral where the mourners were made to play baseball. So sad...
i wanted to watch more of it, but it started to feel like i was going beyond witnessing a human experience that isn't often seen into an uncomfortable voyeurism. these guys are in pain.
wow I am glad I missed the start of the MIA game. I would have been sobbing.
baez grand slam!
lulz, MIA with a 5-0 lead after 2 innings.
d.gordon leads off MIA inning with a HR...came up to bat wearing j.fernandez's helmet.
he barely made it back into the dugout after crying his way around the bases.
i can't watch this game anymore. it's too much...too real.
FLA really doesn't look like they're mentally/physically prepared for this game. never seen anything like this...it's not just a few people in the dugout still feeling it large, it's pretty much everyone.
i doubt it will lead to some kinda error-filled little league quality game, but everyone looks drained and still draining.
...and onto the cubs game. go #100.
The Marlins organization is obviously affected deeply by this. I feel for the people there. And I understand circumstances have changed.
But retiring his number. Wow. Literally a week ago the rumor mill was fast and furious about how Fernandez was going to be traded this winter, with the front office in response doing almost nothing to deny it. And to turn around and retire his number, just like that, when they obviously felt the organization would have been better long-term without him, just reeks of insincerity.
jose fernandez's number is going to be retired by FLA.
there's custom jerseys on their way to tonight's game (and hopefully will make it on time). all the marlins are going to wear #16 tonight.
this still sucks.
probably saturday depending on what they do with hammel (assuming friday for ham).
Lester is going to get one more start, right? It sure would be nice to see him get a shot at 20 wins.
Nicely done! I think in my 10-14 games I went .500 or a little over. Strangely, I went to the Cards games they mostly lost (incl Saturday) and the one SF game they lost, plus a couple Brewers games they lost, too. I should have gone to just Reds games. But still - saw mostly very good baseball on the North Side this year. Regardless of what happens come October - the Cubs are positioned for some good times in the next 3-5 years.


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After typing this I realized not only had I made a big mistake in giving birth and nuturing this child I also made a mistake in my subject line. Curses you out is what I meant to say. Yes her exact words were you are over 50 years old so you are better off dead. Die a slow miserable death and please tell everyone don't bother contacting me because I don't care.


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Our Traditional Rooms feature stylish design in warm hues and attractive dark wood furnishings, including a dresser and comfortable work desk. Relax by the window with Jersey City views in one of two armchairs, and enjoy entertainment on the 37-inch flat screen LCD TV or connect with High Speed Internet Access (for a fee). Every room boasts the unparalleled Westin Heavenly® Bed as well as our signature Heavenly® Bath for an invigorating start. (360 Square Feet / 33 Square Meters) More >
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Par Fred S4 octobre 2015
There was broken ...
There was broken car glass in two spots in the parking lot, the room still smells like cigarette smoke, according to some, it's a place for some people to "stay just a few hours" and the desk clerk lost my registration card shortly after I booked in.
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What did you do today, Until The Wind Shifts? Oh nothing, just ran into James and Ben of Asking Alexandria!!! Not only that, but we gave them a sneak preview of our Skybound EP and they were rather impressed with what they heard! We wish you guys the best and hope to catch up with you on tour sometime in the future! Cheers mates!
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True that.
10/29 Hot Chip @ The Fox Theatre
11/07 Rufus Du Sol @ The Mezzanine (?)
11/13 Mr Little Jeans @ The Rickshaw Stop
11/20 Keep Shelly in Athens @ Awaken
If nothing else pops up for Sunday/Monday, I *might* go to catch 2manydjs (I've never seen them), Fake Blood & Miami Horror. Can only imagine how craptastic the crowd will be though.
You've been waiting forever to see Fake Blood? Were you frozen in a time capsule in 2008 that you just emerged from?
9/21: Khruangbin @ The Independent
9/22: Moon Duo, Cold Beat @ The New Parish
9/24: Dolly Parton @ Shoreline
9/30: Omar-S @ TBA
10/9: Midland, Erika @ The Midway
10/14: Margo Price @ GAMH
10/15: Cymbals Eat Guitars @ Shea Stadium BK
10/16: Anthony Naples, Justin Carter @ Nowadays
10/21: Screaming Females @ The Night Light
10/25: Hiss Golden Messenger @ The Independent
09/28: Nicolas Jaar @ Taub
11/16: Neko Case @ The Fox Theater Oakland
but I'm relieved they won't be tempting me back to the cow palace (or anywhere) a third year in a row.
now where is our soulwax mezzanine date?
Either the Regency Ballroom site forgot to put Miami Horror on the event page or they were dropped from the line up. Shame if they were dropped.
Also, ignore the tweens... Okay. Easier said than done.