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Man The Cubs Are Garbage

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its now 11-5 after 2 grand salamis by Floyd and Beltran.... still in the 6th

They just gave up 2 grand slams in the same inning. One to Floyd, one to Beltran.

 

The turned a 5-2 lead to a 11-5 deficit in the blink of an eye. Walker made 2 errors in the inning, one which would have been a DP.

 

Wright hits a 2 run homer.

 

11 run inning.

NY Mets Inning Summary

- C. Woodward flied out to center

- C. Beltran safe at first on T. Walker's fielding error

- C. Delgado singled to center, C. Beltran to second

- D. Wright singled to right, C. Beltran to third, C. Delgado to second

- C. Floyd homered to deep left, C. Delgado, C. Beltran and D. Wright scored

- X. Nady walked

- R. Novoa relieved S. Marshall

- R. Castro reached on fielder's choice, X. Nady to second on T. Walker's fielding error

- E. Chavez hit for P. Feliciano

- E. Chavez singled to right, X. Nady scored, R. Castro to third

- E. Chavez stole second

- J. Valentin singled to shortstop

- C. Woodward grounded into fielder's choice, R. Castro out at home, E. Chavez to third, J. Valentin to second

- C. Beltran homered to deep left center, E. Chavez, J. Valentin and C. Woodward scored

- C. Delgado doubled to deep left

- D. Wright homered to deep right, C. Delgado scored

- W. Ohman relieved W. Ohman

- C. Floyd walked

- X. Nady walked, C. Floyd to second

- R. Castro flied out to deep center

- End of Inning (11 Runs, 8 Hits, 2 Errors)

 

HAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!

First time since 1999 that a team hits two grand slams in one inning. Fernando Tatis hit both of those for the Cards.

 

I guess the ESPYs aren't going to start for a good while

JP is playing like the JP of old right now.

 

The Cubs need to trade him while his value is as high as it is.

JP is playing like the JP of old right now.

 

The Cubs need to trade him while his value is as high as it is.

 

 

Only problem is that Felix Pie hasn't shown any signs of being ML ready this year. Then again, most of the Cubs look to belong in the minors.

JP is playing like the JP of old right now.

 

The Cubs need to trade him while his value is as high as it is.

 

 

Only problem is that Felix Pie hasn't shown any signs of being ML ready this year. Then again, most of the Cubs look to belong in the minors.

Pierre won't be back next year, and they aren't going anywhere this year. Might as well trade him.

JP is playing like the JP of old right now.

 

The Cubs need to trade him while his value is as high as it is.

 

 

Only problem is that Felix Pie hasn't shown any signs of being ML ready this year. Then again, most of the Cubs look to belong in the minors.

 

But with where that team's headed, I don't think it'll hold them back, especially given Pierre's free-agent status.

 

Besides, .263 with a .729 OPS isn't much worse than what Hanley put up in the minors last season, and look at him now.

I'm glad the Cubs lost if only for the horrendous piece ESPN ran before the game about loving the Cubs and such. They could be 1-161 and ESPN would still give them more coverage than half the league

I'm glad the Cubs lost if only for the horrendous piece ESPN ran before the game about loving the Cubs and such. They could be 1-161 and ESPN would still give them more coverage than half the league

 

 

True, there were probably better match ups yesterday but they had to show this game. Anyways, i think they played it because of the Mutts, not because of the sCrubs

I'm glad the Cubs lost if only for the horrendous piece ESPN ran before the game about loving the Cubs and such. They could be 1-161 and ESPN would still give them more coverage than half the league

 

 

I don't know if you noticed, but the Cubs have a way of losing with a certain flair that deserves being aired. Did you see earlier in the year when they lost in extra innings on a ball that bounced off Aramis Ramirez's head?

I dont know why anyone would want to play for the Cubs. Year in and year out they suck (or end up sucking when it matters most).

 

I can't fathom why you would spend good money to visit a garbage stadium watching a garbage team.

Dusty Baker was really mad. They showed him a few times in the dugout. He looked like he could kill someone.

 

 

That's because he's losing his job. Not that it's not his fault, because it is.

 

I dont know why anyone would want to play for the Cubs. Year in and year out they suck (or end up sucking when it matters most).

 

I can't fathom why you would spend good money to visit a garbage stadium watching a garbage team.

 

 

How in any way is Wrigley a garbage stadium? Sure, it's not a modern park filled with endless merchandise venues or an extreme amount of flair, but it's aboutthe most beautiful place in the game to watch a ballgame. There is a lure about it that will never be equaled.

Dusty Baker was really mad. They showed him a few times in the dugout. He looked like he could kill someone.

 

 

That's because he's losing his job. Not that it's not his fault, because it is.

 

I dont know why anyone would want to play for the Cubs. Year in and year out they suck (or end up sucking when it matters most).

 

I can't fathom why you would spend good money to visit a garbage stadium watching a garbage team.

 

 

How in any way is Wrigley a garbage stadium? Sure, it's not a modern park filled with endless merchandise venues or an extreme amount of flair, but it's aboutthe most beautiful place in the game to watch a ballgame. There is a lure about it that will never be equaled.

It's his fault? How do you figure?

Dusty Baker was really mad. They showed him a few times in the dugout. He looked like he could kill someone.

 

 

That's because he's losing his job. Not that it's not his fault, because it is.

 

I dont know why anyone would want to play for the Cubs. Year in and year out they suck (or end up sucking when it matters most).

 

I can't fathom why you would spend good money to visit a garbage stadium watching a garbage team.

 

 

How in any way is Wrigley a garbage stadium? Sure, it's not a modern park filled with endless merchandise venues or an extreme amount of flair, but it's aboutthe most beautiful place in the game to watch a ballgame. There is a lure about it that will never be equaled.

It's his fault? How do you figure?

 

 

It's certainly not all his fault when players do something stupid on the field. But in general, Dusty has horribly mismanaged the Cubs for several years in every way possible. Look at the way young players have regressed under his management- Corey Patterson & Matt Murton to name a few. These guys have talent and Dusty has not been the slightest bit capable of helping them live up to it. He ruins the rotation, plays certain players to the death over much more talented players, doesn't teach any type of patience at the plate resulting in inept offense, he's way too lax, etc. I don't see how Dusty is free from all fault.

I dont know why anyone would want to play for the Cubs. Year in and year out they suck (or end up sucking when it matters most).

 

I can't fathom why you would spend good money to visit a garbage stadium watching a garbage team.

 

blasphemy!

 

say what you want about the Cubs being garbage (and i completely agree) but Wrigley is a mecca of baseball

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