The Signs Point To A Cub Victory

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The Signs Point To A Cub Victory
A Hundred Next Years found this 7/24/2008 on thecubreporter.com [flag]
Good signs from Wednesday night's 10-6 Cub victory at Arizona: Alfonso Soriano returning to the lineup with an RBI and a double; Alfonso Soriano returning to the lineup, period Mark DeRosa being able to leave his outfielder's glove in the locker room Derrek Lee hitting his first home run in more than a month Aramis Ramirez and Geovany Soto breaking their respective 0-for-forever ... [link]

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Cubs Win, Cuban Contends, and I Dare You To Spell "Samardzija" on Your Own
Published 7/24/2008 by Cubnut (noreply@blogger.com) at A Hundred Next Years
— Call me a cockeyed optimist, but I found no fewer than eight positives in the concluding game of the Cubs' mostly miserable 2-4 road trip. — According to the Sun-Times, Tribune Company has pared the field of potential purchasers of the team and the ballpark down to five, with all of those parties having bid at least $1 billion. Mark Cuban is among the five; John Canning, Milwaukee businessman and friend of Bud Selig, is apparently not. — In light of Kerry Wood's ongoing blister problem, the S-T's Gordon Wittenmyer became the ...

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Cubs Win, Cuban Contends, and I Dare You To Spell "Samardzija" on Your Own

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