You could see it coming, and the only postive is that the Cubs didn’t succumb to 12 road games in 11 days earlier. All in all, an 8-4 trip is probably better than expected. The truth is that they left for the road trip a game and a half out of the wild card lead and returned with the lead. Even as kick-to-the-groin painful as Saturday and Sunday’s games were, the Cubs knocked two days off the schedule and still have the lead in the erstwhile Wild Card Division (as baseball sage, pointy headed Jon Miller calls it).
As for the Bears, the loss in the Rollerdome was predictable, but the real tragedy is the injury to Rex Grossman’s knee. Remember last week when I wrote that anybody who always said, “I don’t care if the Bears go 2-14 as long as we beat the Packers twice,” might get tested this year?
Let’s just say the Bears are calling around for procters.
Back to the Cubs, you can spend today making a lovely LaTroy la-effigy. The Victor Diaz homer on Saturday is the ultimate “Oh s@#$” moment of the 2004 season (we hope–let’s not top it). What made the whole thing absurd is that Ryan Dempster had to walk two bums just to get LaTroy into the game. Hawkins was pitching for the sixth time in seven days and you knew something bad was going to happen. Then, Diaz hit it and didn’t think he hit it out. That’s even more fun.
But the reason the Cubs lost two of three in New York had nothing to do with the pitcher’s mound. They only gave up eight runs in three games. It had everything to do with playing with six hitters every night. I suggest that the next time the Cubs go on a two week road trip that Corey Patterson and Sammy Sosa come with. Playing without a right fielder or center fielder seems a little cocky, to me.
Corey hit one ball to the left side in 12 games, a double in yesterday’s game. He’s even forgotten how to bunt. If not for a lucky chopper he hit late in Friday’s game, his failure to get the bunt down could have cost the Cubs another game.
As for Sammy, can the Cubs bat him tenth? Can we look into this?
Anyway, the Cubs went on the road for two weeks and played 12 games in four cities and only lost four times. It’s frustrating because they could have won each of the four they lost. However, they also pulled four games absolutely out of their asses on the trip.
In the “how-the-hell-did-they-win-that to agonizing-loss” plus/minus, the Cubs came home +2.
The truth of it is that they’re still the only team in the Wild Card race who doesn’t need any help from anybody else. They’re in a better position with seven games to go this year than they were last year. I also suggest that if they get into the playoffs again, that they vote full shares to Eric Gagne and to our old pal Wes Obermueller, who inexplicably, came through with another dominating effort over the Astros.
As for Moises Alou’s assertion that the umps are out to get him? They probably are. You can’t piss and moan about every call for five months and expect to get any slack cut your way. That said, the full count pitch from Al Leiter with the bases loaded yesterday nearly bounced on it’s way to the plate. Were I Moises, the home plate ump would have been calling for a cup to put his teeth into.
By the way, Barry Bonds pulled his groin beating out an infield hit in his last at bat yesterday. So the Cubs have that going for them…which is nice.
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Apparently, the only Bears who actually know how to tackle are Brian Urlacher and Mike Brown. I say that because nobody could tackle yesterday. Sure, Todd Johnson can nail guys with the top of his helmet and Hunter Hillenmeyer can dive onto a pile once the guy has already fallen down, but that’s about it. The Bears looked like a bunch of graduates of the Deion Sanders Tackling Academy yesterday. They turned three-time-NFL-drug-test-flunkee Onterrio Smith into Jim Brown.
I can empathize with Lovie Smith this week. It has to be hard to take on the Vikings and lose to them when you look across the sidelines and see Mike Tice standing there, with a blank stare on his face, a pencil sticking out from behind his ear and the Young Frankenstein “Fire bad” scowl. It’s like losing to Mike North in Scrabble.
Anybody catch any of the Miami-Pissburgh game last night? They had to move the game from noon to 7:30 p.m. because of Hurricane Jeanne. Well, it sure looked like Jeanne and nine of her friends were the only ones at the game. The best part was Wanny in his rainsuit. He looked like the Gorton’s fisherman.
Let’s just say by the end of the game…things were moist.
I did enjoy the Packers-Colts game. Especially the first half when the Packers played some of the most through-provoking defense since the day when Greg Blache decided that rushing the quarterback was a waste of time.
Peyton Manning changing the play at the line of scrimmage every time is effective. I won’t argue that. But it’s also annoying as hell. It’s like playing a guy in NCAA Football 2005 who nervously hits the L2 button before every play because he can’t remember what players are running what pass routes. This same guy has to zoom to the green fourteen times before every shot in Tiger Woods golf, too.
There’s a DirecTV commercial where Peyton’s playing Xbox with a contest winner. You half expect the kid to end the commercial by trying to strangle Peyton with the controller cord.
CBS had a show last night called “Clubhouse.” From what I can tell it’s about a 16 year old kid who somehow is able to fool his mother than spending 14 hours a day as a Yankees’ batboy is actually him playing Scrabble with Mike North.
“But ma, he had the letters A-T-C and couldn’t figure out a word to spell with them!”
In the pilot the kid shows up for his first day on the job and gets hazed by Dean Cain. Here’s a sample of the dialogue.
Dean Cain: “Hey kid, I’m Conrad Dean.”
Batboy: Awestruck “Uh…I know…gee!”
Dean: “And you are?”
Batboy: “I’m Pete!”
Dean: “Nice to meet you, Pete. Did you know that I went to Princeton with Brooke Shields and legend is that I was the first guy to bang her?”
Batboy: “Huh?”
The limp armed guy who played the quarterback in “Playmakers” stars in this as the big free-agent-acquisition for the Yankees (err…Empires…whatever). He plays the same kind of ass that he was in Playmakers and he has the batboy drive his car to a mechanic in Brooklyn. The kid gets there and the shop is closed, so does he put the keys in the night deposit and call a cab? No! He takes the car home and sleeps in it. He drives it to Catholic school the next day and doesn’t think anybody will notice it. Then he drives it to the shop after school. He gets pulled over for running a red light and gets busted for having steroids in the car.
Now, you know that most of the people watching the show last night think that the plot was dumb and could never happen. Those people have never met former Cub Manny Alexander.
Next week’s show involves the bat boy having to climb through the heating ducts in the stadium to swap bats after the umps confiscate one that is believed to have been corked. That would never happen either, would it, Albert Belle?
As believable as the plots are, there are some problems with the show. For instance, the team plays in New York and some of the exterior and interior shots are of Yankee Stadium, but most of them are of Dodger Stadium. The palm trees in the background make it tough to believe you’re in the Bronx.
Christopher Lloyd plays the clubhouse manager. Why not base him on Yosh Kawano? You know Pat Morita needs a job. Lloyd’s still cashing those “Back to the Future” checks. He’s fine.
Mare Winningham plays the bat boy’s mom. Mare Winningham went to high school with Kevin Spacey. OK, there’s nothing wrong with that. It’s just a little disorienting that the people from St. Elmo’s Fire are old enough to play characters this old. Oh, god, it’s happening to us all, isn’t it?
I suppose it’s still more believable than 31 year old Drea DeMatteo having a 20 year old son on “Joey.” But they, some of those Italian girls mature quickly.
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Can we really stand six weeks of Jonathan Quinn?
OK, Walleye can tackle. Anybody else?
The Vikings were not fond of the Todd Johnson Experience.
Moron Jonathan Quinn.
Moises sings the Rockwell classic “Somebody’s watchin’ me!”
Dusty’s fired up about the last homestand.
Suddenly, the Notre Dame-Purdue game looks more like a real contest. I hate Purdue.
Mariotti puts down the doughnut to say that Bears quarterbacks are cursed! Yawn.
Peter King’s Monday Morning Quarterback.
Nobody wants to see a sweaty John Kerry.
Dan Rather will retire in the spring. Big whup.
America’s finest news source with some views on childhood depression.
Come one, come all! Buddy! See The Amazing Gladiator hit 98 mph fastballs 500 feet onto Kenmore Avenue. Watch as The Amazing Gladiator hits for a 350 AVG and pounds 20 homers in a month, carrying a major league baseball team on his back. See The Amazing Gladiator steal 30 bases, and throw out a runner trying to score from 3rd on a fly ball to deep right field, as The Amazing Gladiator throws a frozen rope on the fly to the brave catcher.
Good times. I wish I wouldn’t wake up some mornings so I could keep re-living those good times.
Good dose. Was trying to figure if you would make an excuse for the corpse of a right fielder. You didn’t. He’s truly awful and seems completely lost. Gladiator, he ain’t.
Accepting that the fat phuck’s ‘roid-infested body is single-handedly running the Cubs out of the pennant (not to mention that our 2005 Left Fielder with a .249 average will be at a grossly overpaid 17 mildos next yr.)
It’s embarssing for Sammy’s fanboys like Andy to have called out his critics as "dopes" because Sam Me’s individual efforts had outweighed his blisteringly annoying selfish attitude (and lousy Cub teams) for so many years, only to see that now his blisteringly annoying selfish atttiude (i.e. swinging fromt he heeels when taking the ball to righ would help the TEAM) has outweighed any individual efforts on his behalf to sink the team.
Or something. Fat bastard is now a curse on this team. I wish he were dead.
Wow. Bashing Sosa and Patterson. Can we rename the "Daily Dose"? I suggest "Daily Dose of Reality."
Very refreshing.
I still don’t get this sentence:
"From what I can tell it’s about a 16 year old kid who somehow is able to fool his mother than spending 14 hours a day as a Yankees’ batboy is actually him playing Scrabble with Mike North."
Dear #3:
I’m the one running the Cubs out of a pennant. I get on base, I get picked off! Symmetry!
"Six batters instead of nine" that is the reason for the two losses this weekend, especially Saturday. I also think Lee struggles in the two spot as well. Maybe one last change to the line-up.
Patterson
Whoever plays second
Aramis
Alou
Nomar
Lee
Sosa
Barrett
Pitcher
Not dogging him, because he has been good most of the year, but Barrett doesn’t need to go Sosa on us either. Seems like he K’ed in some inmportant situations lately. But the fact is we control the playoff picture. We just need to get it done.
US
Nomar
Aram
Grandpa Moises
D. Lee
2005 Left Fielder
Barret
CPat
Pitcher
I’d switch the 2005LF with Barrett but for the fact that you need somebody to break up the "K" Parade between Sam Me and CPat.
Proper lineup:
Walker/Grudz
Nomar
A-Ram
Lee
Alou
Sosa
Barrett
Patterson
Proper 2005 Lineup
Walker/Lewis
Renteria
A-Ram
Beltran
Lee
Sosa
Barrett
Unkown Outfielder
Not bad, #7. I just don’t want a whinning K before Lee bats.
Sorry, Chuck. I know you’ll never change how you feel about Patterson, but he should be here to stay. He plays solid centerfield.
Beltran I agree with for sure…but for right field. Let’s see the Fat Bastard run out to Left Field for his ridiculously overpaid salary next year.
Oh, and tonight, I’d like to see Dusty give Ben Grieve the start in right field. The last thing I want to see is that showboat sprint out to right field (faster than he does when he does his stupid little "hop") further proving he doesn’t "get it"
And then I want to see Grieve go 5-for-5 and keep that cancer glued to the bench.
Sorry, Chuck. I know you’ll never change how you feel about Patterson, but he should be here to stay. He plays solid centerfield.
Beltran I agree with for sure…but for right field. Let’s see the Fat Bastard run out to Left Field for his ridiculously overpaid salary next year.
Oh, and tonight, I’d like to see Dusty give Ben Grieve the start in right field. The last thing I want to see is that showboat sprint out to right field (faster than he does when he does his stupid little "hop") further proving he doesn’t "get it"
And then I want to see Grieve go 5-for-5 and keep that cancer glued to the bench.
Mike D.:
You can’t convince me. Only Korey can. And he nearly did for 2 weeks in August.
The guy has AL written all over him. As a #9 hitter.
Sorry for the double-post.
Whew. Am I lucky no one’s noticed that I choked again yesterday. No one’s noticed that the Cubs are 19 over .500 but only 6-6 in games I’ve started since I came off the DL.
Am I lucky that I got my contract three months ago.
Thanks for sucking, sammy and corey. You are covering my fat texas ass.
After your brain fart in the first, you pitched well. Not to make excuses, though; you had no idea what you were doing in that first.
I had an idea what he was doing…
The team looks exhausted. Hopefully the homestand gives them the juice they need to finish out the season.
Nobody despises the 800 pound ape in right more than me, but you just can’t bench him. It would rock the boat too hard too late in the year. Shoulda benched him two months ago. We’re stuck with him now, and hope that he gets his head out of his ass and plays this week.
I think I should be in right field tonight also.
In the ninth inning yesterday, I swung the bat 40% of the way around three consecutive times.
Added up, that’s one big cut!
Three earned runs in seven innings isn’t exactly choking.
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Hot damn!
After tonight, I’m supposed to solve everyone’s problem with you, #20, aren’t I?
We have the Comcast contract! All games in High Def next year!!! Sign up now!!!!!
I taught Ben Grieve that swing
But rememeber guys you can catch the White Sox tonight with the Hawk and DJ on Fox Sports Chicago.
And if you even more laughs you can switch it on over to WGN for America’s Funniest Home videos.
Andy, things are getting bad when I, Brian Crozier, have to keep people from jumping off the ledge. Hell, I was on that ledge for most of the last two months.
But, something has been festering in my mind the last couple days: Either we’ll make it, or we won’t. It really comes down to that. With the way this team has played this season, is there any reason the Cubs should be where they are at? No. But, somehow, they’re in the Wild Card lead with one week to go. There isn’t much else you could ask for with all the crap that’s happened this season to this team.
And, if the Cubs can make it in, I don’t think there will be any more pressure. This team will have done its job, to make the postseason. We might finally see this team relax when it makes the playoffs. And that is what I think this team truly needs. All the guys are too high-strung.
As for playing the bench, I think Lee and Sosa need a day off. I would play Grudz at second, Walker at first, and Grieve in right. If we run into problems, then we can insert Sammy or Derrek. But, those guys in particular need a break. They aren’t seeing the ball well and they aren’t swinging well when they do see it.
That’s all.
BC can really take a firm stand, can’t he folks? "something has been festering in my mind the last couple days: Either we’ll make it, or we won’t. It really comes down to that." Didn’t he know how much crap he’d get for a statement like that?
I’ve been bound and gagged ever since my client’s "Biggest Game…Ever?" article back in March.
According to The Score, Rex is done for the year. Let the Jonathan Quinn Era commence.
After a week of lurking around with his tail between his legs, B.C. finally makes a firm statement on the Cubs’ chances: They’re either in or out. I know you wanted to come across better than this, B.C. That was some really decisive waffling.
Are we all really ready to take what you have to say as gospel? This from the station that brought us Mark Prior’s Spring 2004 Tommy John surgery…
Still, with or without Grossy for the rest of ’04, this team wasn’t going anywhere important.
No, seriously, it’s official. I tore my ACL and am out for the season.
http://www.chicagobears.com/
We’re not LYING!!!
At least Rex Grossman has not tested positive for Tommy John Disease!
I’m waiting for my phone to ring.
While booing the Astros in Milwaukee yesterday was a good way to avoid the emBearassing Viqueens game, I had to lay off Carlos Beltran after the 7th inning. In the Brewers’ half, Counsel lined a shot foul down left field toward our section. A dad with his 5-ish daughter was six rows in front of us in the front row. The dad lunged and deflected the ball from smacking his kid squarely in the face. It had to be six inches from killing her face dead. The dad got a handful of bees for his trouble, as the ball skipped away another section. Beltran saw it from center field and, after squeezing the final out of the inning, ran in and tossed the ball to the dad. Classy.
Who am I, and why do I get a paycheck for this crap?
http://www.chicagobears.com/news/chalkTalk.jsp?id=3932
While booing the Mets in New York yesterday was a good way to avoid the emBearassing Viqueens game, I had to lay off Moises Alou after the 7th inning. In the Mets’ half, Victor Diaz lined a shot foul down left field toward our section. A dad with his 5-ish daughter was six rows in front of us in the front row. The dad lunged and deflected the ball from smacking his kid squarely in the face. It had to be six inches from killing her face dead. The dad got a handful of bees for his trouble, as the ball skipped away another section. Moises saw it from left field and, after squeezing the final out of the inning, ran in urinated on the dad’s hands. Classy.
Damn, this thing must be on vibrate!
Hello?
We’ll trade you Jay Fielder for Maynard.
The point I was trying to get across is that some of you folks are going insane while the Cubs are still in FIRST place.
If we were behind in the position the Astros or Padres were, I would understand.
Heck, I’m not happy with the way the Cubs played the last two games either, but this team has shown a capacity to play like that several times this season. Now, if they do it again they’re done. But, there’s one week left, and if they ever figure out that there is a time to step it up, now is it. I personally think we should wait for tonight’s game to see if we should bury these guys or not. If we can’t win with Carlos on the hill, then there are some serious issues to deal with, especially with then only six games to go.
Which first place are you in, BC?
Gross, I had Chip on my show today. Must have been a reeeeeeeeally slow day.
I posted a Mariotti-ish type of crap talking about how I can’t love these Cubs. I wonder if Jay will write about his marvelous marlins and their elimination from the playoffs?
Joe Knowles can’t love us? Dammit! Season’s over, WHY EVEN BOTHER????
We won’t love these Cubs, either. Arrogant pricks these pricks are.
Went to Shea for Cubs-Mets clash Saturday. Older gent sitting next to me noticed Cub paraphanalia and, after noting tough loss, said "What do you know about suffering? You’re too young."
He was right, he said, because he was at deciding game of ’45 WS.
Now, imagine this for a moment. You’ve just watched your favorite team drop a close series and you figure, well, surely they’ll get them next year…and then FIFTY-EIGHT YEARS GO BY and they still haven’t gotten them.
That’s patience.
People talk about the good old days…well, maybe these are the good old days — right now.
Should be a hell of a week. I look forward to celebrating something this weekend at Wrigley.
Nobody reads me. Who’s Joe Knowles and why should we care what he thinks?
Maybe that witty Jimmy Greenfield can write another hilarious piece about the Cubs. Everybody loves him.
Pitch in ALL seven games of one of the Oakland World Series Championships (’72-’74)?
No wait–that would be former Cub Darrel Knowles.
Joe Knowles is just some new assclown that the Tribune has hired
That’s Dickie Knowles. Him and his bottle of Jack Daniels.
As to the guy from the 45 World Series, that’s the kinda guy who goes to the gas chamber and, for his last meal, stays on Weight Watchers.
Red Eye? That’s my collie’s name.
I’ll say it…
…what’s the Magic Number?
I think it is 7, but that doesn’t take into account the fact that the Giants are playing the Dodgers.
Nobody has it yet? C’mon, math weenies…git er’ done.
Your Magic Number Roundup:
Cubs – 7
Jints – 8
Astros – 9
Padres – 10
Dodgers – 5 for division, 6 for Wild Card.
The Cubs are a nearly 75% favorite to win the Wild Card.
http://www.baseballprospectus.com/statistics/ps_odds.html
The Dodgers/Jints series has no bearing as a Jints sweep only ties the Jints with the Dodgers.
I think that’s right.
If the Cubs went 5-2 they’re nearly a mortal lock.
That would require the Giants to go 4-2 against two teams who they are a combined 4-9 against on the road this year.
The Astros would have to win all six of their remaining games (three in St. Louis and the Cards have now won 7 of their last 9). The Padres would have to win seven of their last six. I’m not sure that’s possible.
So what’s the deal with Jose Guillen? If Desipio can get XTRA Radio to run with a Nomar rumor, we can find out what Guillen did. Did he sleep with Cindy Sandberg or what?
Check that, the Giants would have to go 5-1.
Stupid.
Well, Geek. 5-2 Cubs and 5-1 Jints would yield a 1 game playoff in PacBellSBCMcCoveyCove Park.
Go Padres, Go Dodgers.
Hampton vs. Wood
Thompson vs. Big Z
Bryd vs. Maddux
If the Cubs go 7-0 they win the wild card.
See, I’m good.
Does that mean that if they start an 18-game winning streak….
Jose Guillen threw his helmet at Mike Scioscia when he was taken out of a game for a pinch runner.
Because I’m the Genius, I already know the outcomes of the Cubs upcoming games. In fact, I’ll clear up the Wild Card picture for you.
Tonight: Cubs 7, Reds 1
Cubs lead Giants by 1, Astros by 2.
Tuesday: Cubs 6, Reds 2
Cardinals 11, Astros 4
Giants 4, Padres 2
Cubs lead Giants by 1, Astros by 3
Wednesday: Reds 6, Cubs 4
Cardinals 9, Astros 7
Padres 8, Giants 6
Cubs lead Giants by 1, Astros by 3
Thursday: Cubs 4, Reds 1
Cardinals 6, Astros 5
Padres 4, Giants 3
Cubs lead Giants by 2, Astros eliminated
Friday: Cubs 4, Braves 3
Dodgers 4, Giants 3
Giants elminated
My crystal ball doesn’t work in the postseason, but I’m sure we sweep our way to the World Championship while you Cubs choke away another series.
Anyway, hope my all seeing eye calms you.
re: 63
See, that’s why I never pinch run for Moises.
That’s teh open story on Guillen. There’s more to the story. Anaheim general manager Bill Stoneman said. "Unfortunately, this was not the first time something has cropped up with Jose."
What did he do?
That’s teh open story on Guillen. There’s more to the story. Anaheim general manager Bill Stoneman said. "Unfortunately, this was not the first time something has cropped up with Jose."
What did he do?
He double posted.
Chuck,
Guillen has had a history of being an infamous clubhouse cancer. When he was with Cincy he apparently had several heated and profanity-laced arguments with management there.
Then, this year, he went on another tirade after being hit by a pitch in a game at Toronto.
He complained that his teammates wouldn’t get payback for him being hit by a pitch. A couple of the Anaheim players were annoyed Guillen made those sort of comments after the Toronto incident.
This whole thing is kind of a mess. But maybe part of the intention is to rally the Angels around Scioscia for the stretch run and propel them into the playoffs. It is nice to see however that at least some pro sports teams still won’t accept this type of behavior.
Because, you know, there was that one team with the left-handed relief pitcher earlier this year who flipped off the manager when he wasn’t put in a game, and he didn’t get punished. I don’t remember who that guy or that team was, although I do remember something about that team’s fans being the best sports fans ever…
But, I must be dreaming about this ever even happening…..
The Panther is batting 6th
Panther? Since when? GLADIATOR is still my favorite nickname, buddy!
Hi! Remember when I was the hot property du jour a few years ago and people were grumbling that the Bears didn’t get me in the supplemental draft?
Well, I just signed a two-year deal with the Bears today.
The Cubs only score when they hit homers.
9-1.
Chad,
I’ll get my guitar!
Love,
Richmond
Just tuned in to see what the Cardinal announcers had to say about the Cubs winning and the Cards getting the shit kicked out of them. Well guess what? They were talking about the Cubs. They were saying how everyone in the league is telling them that they hope the Cards win and not the Cubs. That the Cubs are hated and that we like them when they were the lovable losers. Then Mike Shannon flaps his ole bastard gums and says that the Cubs talk like they have been winning for a long time. Shout the hell up Mike. Like these guys played on the last 95 Cub teams. This damn Cardinal nation is scared shitless. They have been talking about us from the first day of the season. Worry about your team limping into the playoffs and tanking it for shitheads like the Asstrolls in hopes they can meet them in the playoffs instead of the Cubs.
I watched the football game for a bit, and now I see Macias is in at 3B. I know Ramirez took a foul ball off the leg, but he remained in the game at that time. Does anyone have any news??
The Cubs have amputated Aramis’ leg! If they tell you he’s just icing it, they’re LYING! He’s icing a stump!
nm
IT’S MACIAS TIME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
FYI
MOISES IS BANGING THE BLOND BARTENDER AT DARK HORSE TAVERN.
Tony Womack may miss the rest of the season and all of the postseason for the Cardinals with a broken hand. Womack is the catalyst for that team’s offense, and I think that really hurts their offense.
In other news, the Cardinals were playing that game so hard this evening that Mike Matheny tried to steal second in the fifth inning when the Cardinals were only down eight runs! Hey, you gotta love effort, right?
Oh yeah??? Well I am banging that troll lady that lives right next to McDonalds right by Wrigley Field.
No siree, none of the Cubs have a starter in the rotation who is in Cy Young contention!
GO ASTROS!
And yes, I am teh mastar teh English lankwich.
Was Chip trying to give the Cy Young to Fat Roger or Fag Roy?
Carlos gets my vote.
Can you believe Roger Clettite is pitching so well this year? He was retired!!!
We really need to make an anti-chip effort to get him fired. His contract expires at the end of this season. This chump has to go.
Hey, Jed, whaddaya think I’ve been trying to do all year?
Hmm, Tony Womack injured? Bo knows 2nd base!
Thank you sir, may i have another.
Remember me? The Genius is sending me out to forfeit to the Asstros tomorrow.
Um, I’m pretty good. Would someone remind Dusty of this when he makes out his lineup card tomorrow night? Thanks.
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