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| Tribune reporter 9:53 PM CDT, May 11, 2008 It appears the Cubs have a rotating rotation. Sean Gallagher not only became the emergency starter for Sunday's rain-delayed 6-4 victory over Arizona, it looks like he'll get at least one more start next weekend against Pittsburgh. Gallagher replaced scheduled starter Carlos Zambrano because of the heavy rain. Manager Lou Piniella was quick to ... [link]

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Gallagher to the Rotation?
Published 5/12/2008 by neil@chicagocubsonline.com (Chicago Cubs Online) at ChicagoCubsOnline.com
According to a report in the Chicago Tribune on Sunday night, Sean Gallagher could make his second big league start against the Pirates next weekend. The Cubs will start Carlos Zambrano in the opener against the Padres on Monday. Jason Marquis will face Shawn Estes on Tuesday, Ted Lilly will go against Jake Peavy on Wednesday and Ryan Dempster will face his former teammate, Greg Maddux , in the finale on Thursday. The Tribune indicated Jon Lieber's turn in the rotation will be skipped and that Sean Gallagher is penciled in as the starter for the first game of ...

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Published 5/12/2008 by Faith Plus One at A League of Her Own - Front Page
Behold, that which won us the game. Daryle Ward's ass Much to Julie's dismay, it appears as though there will be more Sean Gallagher according to Dave Van Dyck It appears the Cubs have a rotating rotation. Sean Gallagher not only became the emergency starter for Sunday's rain-delayed 6-4 victory over Arizona, it looks like he'll get at least one more start next weekend against Pittsburgh. Phil Rogers enlightens us on National League Closers. He entered the weekend series ...

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A change in starters Sunday figures to be the start of a change in the Cubs' rotation, with rookie Sean Gallagher joining the starting five and Jon Lieber moving back to the bullpen.
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