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Why the Cubs Won’t Win the NL Central in 2009
Why the Cubs Won’t Win the NL Central in 2009
The Cubs season hasn’t gone as planned. At .500 the Cubs have failed to meet the expectations of their fans and experts alike. Many experts said that the Cubs had a great pitching staff, and for the most part they do. The only problem is those guys never seem to stay healthy, and when ...
Some Truly Amazing Cubs Stats
thefriendlyblogfines.com — As we have all watched all season, this Cubs offense has really struggled to put runs on... the board this year. More than anything though they have struggled to get any sort of hit with runners in scoring position. It seemed to me watching the games ... (more) Some Truly Amazing Cubs Stats
Why Bad Statistics About The Cubs Offense May Actually Be Good Statistics
Why Bad Statistics About The Cubs Offense May Actually Be Good Statistics
notqualifiedtocomment.com — Everyone knows the Cubs offense has been mostly dormant this season. Although bullpen problems have been a... big issue, the Cubs need to be able to score runs to even put the bullpen in a position to blow the game. What has seemingly ailed the Cubs much of the season is something Bob Brenly ... (more) Why Bad Statistics About The Cubs Offense May Actually ...
Cubs' Soto 'embarrassed' by positive drug test at WBC
chicagotribune.com — Chicago Cubs say catcher faces no penalty from MLB > DETROIT -- Major League Baseball will not... penalize Geovany Soto or the Cubs for his failing a drug ... (more) Cubs' Soto 'embarrassed' by positive drug test at WBC
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