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       #Post#: 36281--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Cubs in '12
       By: Santo4HofF Date: October 4, 2011, 12:45 pm
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       Now Cactus,  If Koye had played more games then Geo would have
       played less and Geo wouldn't have had as many errors.  I just
       wanted to point that out before another poster had to go thru a
       mega post berating and correcting you.
       #Post#: 36289--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Cubs in '12
       By: Cactus Date: October 4, 2011, 1:38 pm
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       [quote author=Santo4HofF link=topic=59.msg36281#msg36281
       date=1317750311]
       Now Cactus,  If Koye had played more games then Geo would have
       played less and Geo wouldn't have had as many errors.  I just
       wanted to point that out before another poster had to go thru a
       mega post berating and correcting you.
       [/quote]
       ;) :) ;D
       #Post#: 36304--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Cubs in '12
       By: StrikeZone Date: October 4, 2011, 3:20 pm
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       [quote author=Dave23 link=topic=59.msg36236#msg36236
       date=1317740259]
       <i>Hill is the most likely non-tender in this group.  However,
       he'd only get a mild raise to $850K, and it's quite possible the
       Cubs keep him around due to defense, familiarity with the
       pitching staff, and other intangibles.
       </i>Defense...right...
       [/quote][quote author=Dave23 link=topic=59.msg36237#msg36237
       date=1317740365]
       That's the equivalent of saying we keep Otto around for
       intelligence...
       [/quote]
       I was going to say that it was like keeping Jes around because
       of his agreeable disposition.
       #Post#: 36316--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Cubs in '12
       By: Dave23 Date: October 4, 2011, 3:37 pm
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       Yeah...I was gonna go there, but I had already done one, so I
       left it for someone else...
       #Post#: 36325--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Cubs in '12
       By: Dave23 Date: October 4, 2011, 4:02 pm
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       If the Yankees lose today, and go into the offseason with the
       knowledge that they pitched AJ Burnett in an elimination game
       and lost...is there any chance that Girardi's job is in
       jeopardy?
       #Post#: 36328--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Cubs in '12
       By: CurtOne Date: October 4, 2011, 4:16 pm
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       Never know.  Tito's already gone.  Only the Cubs have low
       expectations as long as the manager has cutesy nicknames for his
       boys.
       #Post#: 36331--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Cubs in '12
       By: Jes Beard Date: October 4, 2011, 4:23 pm
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       [quote author=Dave23 link=topic=59.msg36325#msg36325
       date=1317762163]
       If the Yankees lose today, and go into the offseason with the
       knowledge that they pitched AJ Burnett in an elimination game
       and lost...is there any chance that Girardi's job is in
       jeopardy?
       [/quote]
       It is the Yankees.  They have done such things in the past.
       #Post#: 36333--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Cubs in '12
       By: brjones Date: October 4, 2011, 4:29 pm
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       Do the Yankees really have anyone better to start, though?  I
       haven't followed that series closely...but I'm assuming Nova has
       already pitched.  Sabathia pitched yesterday after the rainout
       in game 1.  Do they have anyone else who is likely to do better
       than Burnett?
       Burnett starting seems to be more on Cashman than Girardi.
       #Post#: 36336--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Cubs in '12
       By: Jes Beard Date: October 4, 2011, 4:35 pm
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       Is Garcia injured?  ERA+ of 122 for the season, compared to
       Burnett at 86.
       #Post#: 36344--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Cubs in '12
       By: Cubsin Date: October 4, 2011, 5:14 pm
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       Garcia started Game 2.
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