That's Not The Way I Always Heard It Should Be

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This one had a chance. Really, it could have. As I said to Mike after the 9th inning, today's game had already leaped into the top rank of all Cubs home openers after Kosuke Fukudome's dramatic, frenetic, amazing three-run homer that had Wrigley rocking tied the game. But in the end, the thing that was supposed to be one of the most solid aspects of the 2008 Cubs -- its bullpen -- ... [link]

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The BYB 2008 Preview: The Rest of the Majors
Published 4/1/2008 by Ian Casselberry at Bless You Boys: Front Page Posts
... Of course, you can't judge an entire season on one game, but I think yesterday's Brewers-Cubs result might be a precursor to the NL Central race.  Despite a strong lineup, Milwaukee's pitching (especially its bullpen) is going to cost them some wins.  The Cubs, meanwhile, might have the best staff in the division, with depth to cover any injuries that might occur. ...

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