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Adam Caldarelli: From the Cubicle: Cubs-Phillies
Jump to current inning I was on a boat last night anchored off the shore Lake Michigan listening to the Allman Brothers Band at Charter One Pavillion.
2008 Cubs Recap: Aramis Ramirez
Remember way, way back in 2008 when Aramis was the most hated man in America .A Well...that demographic and this guy .A And, of course, the San Diego Chicken: Yeah, he has his enemies.A But here at Goat Riders, ...
When will Scott Boras begin letting his players sign?
It's Scott Boras' time of the year to shine. Just short of two weeks. Two signings.
As promised, today's epic post will be about many of the numerous trade and transaction speculations made by various members of the Goat Rider Army.A As I said in last night's blog, I will try to point out the ...
Time for a pop quiz on the Cubs' putrid postseason. Pencils ready? Pick the correct answer on precisely what went wrong, with a little help from some members of the organization who had the time to reflect ...
Ramirez among top 10 in MVP vote
The Cubs' Aramis Ramirez, Geovany Soto and Derrek Lee all received votes in the National League Most Valuable Player balloting, announced Monday by the Baseball Writers' Association of America.
Curtain falls on Wood's run with Cubs
Kerry Wood closed a chapter of his baseball life, and even though it was a bittersweet ending, the right-hander said he was ready to move on.
Wright wins Silver Slugger Award
With the economy spiraling down, value is found in gold and silver. The Mets find it at third base, where their precious medals player tends to business.
Soto snags N.L. Rookie of the Year
In this June 10, 2008 file photo, Chicago Cubs catcher Geovany Soto acknowledges the crowd's applause after hitting a three-run home run scoring Aramis Ramirez and Ryan Theriot during the eighth inning of a ...
Mailbag: Will Johnson get more starts?
Reed Johnson, the Cubs and the World Baseball Classic, closer options and Mark Cuban are among the topics in this week's edition of the Mailbag.
Dillon gone...Counsell is too?
Infield Joe Dillon will not be sporting a Brewers' jersey in 2009. Dillon was designated for assignment--and then claimed by the A's-- when the Brewers added former Chicago Cub infielder Casey McGehee off ...
Cubs will take different path to improve this time
Jim Hendry came away from the general managers' meetings two years ago with the framework of a $136 million deal for free-agent left fielder Alfonso Soriano .
October 27, 2008: Misrepresenting the ALa
Posted by Christine E. at 11:30 am in Baseball , Random Thoughts , Red Sox So, the Rays are down 3-1 to the freaking Phillies in the World Series, last nights score being 10-2 , and also losing a heart breaking ...
Serious, but not Series business for Youkilis in Philadelphia
There was still the thought in the back of his head that he ought to be in a Red Sox uniform playing the Phillies in the World Series, but the saving grace of Kevin Youkilis's trip here was his being named the ...
Ramirez and Youkilis = Hank Aaron Award Winners
Aramis Ramirez of the Chicago Cubs and Kevin Youkilis of the Boston Red Sox were selected by the fans as the winners of the 2008 Sharp presents Hank Aaron Award, it was announced on Sunday night before the Rays ...
Youkilis Wins 2008 Sharp presents Hank Aaron Award
Former University of Cincinnati baseball player Kevin Youkilis was selected as a winner of the 2008 Sharp presents Hank Aaron Award, Major League Baseball Commissioner Bud Selig announced on Monday, Oct.
RosenBlog: Only way to put 'Ramirez' and Aaron' in same breath
It's Monday, and I have all the answers ... Aramis Ramirez won the Hank Aaron Award, a well-meaning honor when it was created, but baseball wonks being baseball wonks, the thing has been turned into a lame ...
Aramis Ramirez, Kevin Youkilis Win 2008 Aaron Award
Baseball commissioner Bud Selig announced on Sunday that Aramis Ramirez of the Chicago Cubs and Kevin Youkilis of the Boston Red Sox are the winners of the 2008 Hank Aaron Award, as voted on by the fans.
They still do it to Jamie Moyer almost a decade after they started it as an inside joke in Seattle.
Who do you want from the Cubs? And please, nobody say something along the lines of: "Lets just send them Crisp, Lugo, Sean Casey, and Bartolo Colon for Aramis Ramirez!" God those ideas anger me.