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Trouser_Buddah said:
Hammer Pants said:
I have wanted few things in my life as badly as I want Junk Jones out of Chicago.

Have you been over to any of the Jessica Alba threads?

I have an attractive girlfriend, but Junk Jones leaving Chicago is something I want and don't have.
 
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Is it me, or has there been more almost-no-hitters this year than most at this point in the season?
 
TyWebb said:
Is it me, or has there been more almost-no-hitters this year than most at this point in the season?

Compared to the last several years, absolutely.

Hell, just the fact we've had two actual no-hitters is noteworthy in this decade. 2001 had three (almost four, if Mussina had gotten Carl Everett out), and 2003 had two*. This has been a pretty good year, for sure.


* one was a combined no-no
 
I was born in Chicago and am still a huge Cubs fan, but it's the Cubs, we knew CZ couldn't finish it.
 
I came within five outs of throwing my first career no-hitter in Ken Griffey Jr. Presents Major League Baseball for Super Nintendo two weeks ago. It would have been a proud day for me and Tom Glavine (circa 1994).
 
chazp said:
I was born in Chicago and am still a huge Cubs fan, but it's the Cubs, we knew CZ couldn't finish it.

Why pinch hit for him? Hell, Zambrano has been hitting better than most of the Cubs, too. He was dominant. I don't mind leaving him in for the 9th. The Cubs' problem today was failing to score even one run even though the Pads had to go to their bullpen with one on and none out in the fourth inning.
 
mike311gd said:
San Diego's bullpen, however, is pretty darn good.

More proof that solid starting and an outstanding bullpen can make a good baseball team, even when that team can't hit anything.

The Padres have the best record in the NL despite being dead-ass last in the league in batting average and on-base percentage (29th of 30 in all of MLB). Their 2.92 team ERA is the best in all of MLB.
 
Hammer Pants said:
More proof that solid starting and an outstanding bullpen can make a good baseball team, even when that team can't hit anything.

Please tell John Schuerholz that. He can't seem to put the two together.
 
TyWebb said:
Hammer Pants said:
More proof that solid starting and an outstanding bullpen can make a good baseball team, even when that team can't hit anything.

Please tell John Schuerholz that. He can't seem to put the two together.

You can't blame him for Gonzalez getting injured, and he brought Soriano in, too. And he traded for Wickman, who is still OK. Their bullpen is improving.

Now, why he hasn't traded for a quality starter yet ... I don't know. It's KILLING an otherwise really good team.
 

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