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Tyler Colvin: The Best Avaliable Option in Center Field For the Cubs?
After letting their top target, Mike Cameron, slip away to the Red Sox while they tried desperately to unload Milton Bradley, the Cubs are now left holding six million dollars, and wondering who will be manning center field next season.
Inbox: Could Johnson return to Cubs?
Reed Johnson, center field, free agents, Ryne Sandberg and ivy are among the topics in this week's Inbox.
Proposal From Cubbie Nation: Go Get Ellsbury
Sigh. I just finished watching the Red Sox press conference introducing Mike Cameron.
Cubs aren't going to rush 19-year-old shortstop Castro
If the Cubs start the 2010 season with Starlin Castro as shortstop, it won't be without the prodding of hitting coach Rudy Jaramillo.
Inbox: Should Fuld be center fielder?
Sam Fuld, Cubs prospects, Rudy Jaramillo's influence and second base are among the topics in this week's Inbox.
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Highlighting top Cubs prospects for '10
Chicago Cubs The Cubs had a bad year with the big club, but their farm system looks a lot better than it has in years.
Inbox: Did Samardzija suffer injury in Mexico?
Jeff Samardzija, Reed Johnson, 300 home runs, and Wrigley Field upgrades are among the topics in this week's Inbox.
At 11 a.m. Friday, Tom Ricketts and his family will be introduced as the ninth owners of the Cubs.
Hopefully Starlin Castro is not Dominican for "Bobby Hill"
It appears the Cubs Propaganda Machine is firing its opening salvos in its carpet bombing campaign to sell us loyal faithful Cub fans on shortstop prospect Starlin Castro.
Frank Catalanotto Could Catalyze Cubs, Cure Clubhouse Cancer
He's no Todd Hollandsworth, but he'll do. Frank Catalanotto, who holds the unofficial Major League record for surname syllables, is a free agent this offseason and couldA pop up on the radar of Chicago Cubs general manager Jim Hendry as he looks for ways to bolster the team's outfield and add a veteran leader to a troubled clubhouse.
If I were Jim Hendry ... Comments October 9, 2009 BY GORDON WITTENMYER gwittenmyer@suntimes.com Cubs manager Lou Piniella calls 2010 ''an important year for this organization.'' He talks about re-establishing the contender status that peaked -- so far -- with a 97-victory season in 2008 as the team builds on a streak of three consecutive winning ...
Ex-Jacket is city's first MLB player9/29/2009
Tyler Colvin has reached another summit in the world of baseball, having recently become the first Major League player in North Augusta High School's history.
It's no stretch Ryne Sandberg wants to be Cubs' next manager
Ryne Sandberg managed the Cubs' Double-A Tennessee Smokies this season. Cradling his grandson in the TV booth while singing "Take Me Out To The Ball Game" during the seventh-inning stretchSaturday, Ryne Sandberg looked like he was campaigning for public office.
D-backs' bats fall silent against Cubs
One day after scoring 12 runs, the D-backs offense came up empty in a 5-0 loss to the Cubs on Saturday afternoon in front of 39,138 at Wrigley Field.
Braun hoping home run drought is over
If you think that elusive home run No. 30 wasn't weighing on Brewers slugger Ryan Braun, think again.
In the penultimate edition of Ask Paul, he answers your questions on the post-Milton clubhouse, Ryan Theriota s future at short, Tom Rickettsa spending habits and the theory on whether day baseball has cursed the Cubs: Paul, if the Cubs finish the season strong with Milton Bradley suspended, is that a referendum on his effect on the team or just ...
The Cubs haven't delved too deeply into their offseason plans for retooling next year's team, but that might be changing by the hour as they watch Tyler Colvin play center field in anticipation of that opening in the starting outfield with Milton Bradley on the way out.
Ryan Braun hadn't been sitting on 29 home runs forever. It only seemed that way.
Cubs to get good look at Colvin
Tyler Colvin was eating at a Cracker Barrel restaurant when he got a phone call with an area code he didn't recognize.
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